President Donald Trump's recent budget proposals would defund, or eliminate funding entirely, from a variety of programs and agencies that invest in art, education, science, and aid to the poor — in favor of more spending on the nation's war machine. Coy talks with noted peace activist and author David Swanson about what these proposals mean for the country and the world.

One of the nation's top experts on Vladmir Putin and Russian politics, UVA's Allen Lynch, is the latest guest on the Coy Barefoot Program.

The very latest about research regarding human slavery at the University in the 19th century.

University of Virginia Astronomer Ed Murphy is the latest guest on the Coy Barefoot Program.

On the latest episode of the Coy Barefoot Program, Coy talks with Dr. Andrea Douglas, the Executive Director of the African-American Heritage Center at Charlottesville’s historic Jefferson School. They explore how the story of slavery and civil rights is tied to ideas of education and public spaces in the broader history of the American South. Coy also gets an update on efforts to combat the corruption of political gerrymandering with OneVirginia2021's Brian Cannon.

Twenty-five years ago this week, federal, state and local law enforcement agents conducted an historic and nationally publicized drug raid on three fraternity houses at the University of Virginia. The result of months of undercover investigation, the sting resulted in the arrests of eleven students. Coy Barefoot talks with one of those students, who served time in prison, and one of the police officers who put him away— appearing together for the very first time.

Shaun Kenney, the former Director of the Republican Party of Virginia, becomes the first leading Republican in the Commonwealth to go on the recording saying he will not, under any circumstances, ever support Donald Trump for President. In this exclusive interview, he tells Coy Barefoot why.

Scholar and author Mike Signer, the Mayor of Charlottesville, Virginia, tells Coy Barefoot why his book on the history of demagogues has everything to do with Donald Trump.

The latest episode of The Coy Barefoot Program is now available online in our Media Projects Gallery. Join Coy for an extended conversation with Risa Goluboff, the Dean-elect of the University of Virginia Law School, exploring her new book "Vagrant Nation: Police Power, Constitutional Change, and the Making of the 1960s."