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Are today’s homebuyers walking into the market with eyes bigger than their wallets?

Rich says years of HGTV-style dream homes may have created unrealistic expectations — especially for first-time buyers.

Everybody wants the perfect kitchen, open floor plan, giant island, spa bathroom, big yard, home office, finished basement, and move-in-ready everything.

But for most first-time buyers, the first home is not supposed to be the dream home.

It is supposed to be the first step.

Rich breaks down why expectations, budgets, interest rates, and reality are all colliding in today’s housing market.

Watch the 59-second clip.

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Jeff chats with Dr. Keith Ablow about his concerns about AI.

World Cup excitement is real — but so is the price tag.

Rich Herrera discusses the costs and logistics surrounding a major soccer event in Boston, including parking prices reportedly reaching $175 and stadium security rules that required fans to use clear plastic bags.

The clip also turns to the energy of Scottish soccer fans, who reportedly drank Boston dry of beer when Scotland came to town.

That leads to the big question: should WRVA take listeners to Scotland next year?

Hear more on the Richmond’s Morning News podcast:
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Listen to Richmond’s Morning News with Rich Herrera weekdays from 6–10 AM on Newsradio WRVA.

Rich Herrera gets personal in this 59-second clip about fathers, memories, and the wisdom we sometimes understand too late.

Rich reflects on losing his father about 10 years ago, how American culture often portrays dads as buffoons, and how adulthood has changed the way he looks back on his father’s advice.

He also shares a funny memory about building a backyard metal shed with his dad — a project that somehow required what felt like 5,000 screws.

Now Rich wants to know:

What is one thing your father was right about?

Hear more on the Richmond’s Morning News podcast:
https://bit.ly/WRVAMorningPodcast

Professional wrestling manager & historian Jim Cornette joins Jeff to chat about his recent book and how proceeds from sales in the month of June will help support children in need. Listen to the FULL INTERVIEW on WRVA.com.

Rich Herrera is not buying the Iran-USA MOU at face value.

In this 59-second clip, Rich brings a different perspective to the conversation: real-world negotiating experience.

Before radio news, Rich spent years in sports and broadcasting, including negotiations involving MLB radio rights and million-dollar contracts. One early lesson stuck with him: walking into a room with a rigid list of demands is not negotiating — it’s wishful thinking.

That experience shapes how he views any deal with Iran.

Because when the stakes are this high, the questions are simple:

What did America give up?
What did Iran give up?
Who has the leverage?
And how do we verify the deal?

Hear more on Richmond’s Morning News podcast:
https://bit.ly/WRVAMorningPodcast

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