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CBS 6's GeNienne Samuels featured guest at Henrico's Pub Theology event

GeNienne Samuels shared her journey from Hermitage High to TV and pro sports at a Henrico County brewery gathering.

Oct 31, 2026, 12:19 AM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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CBS 6's GeNienne Samuels recently appeared as the featured guest at the Pub Theology event held at WayGone Brewery in Henrico County, Virginia, according to WTVR CBS 6.

The event, organized by Trinity United Methodist Church, aims to foster food, fellowship, and meaningful conversations outside traditional church settings. Bill Pike, the church's Director of Operations and Samuels' former assistant principal at Hermitage High School, invited her to participate.

During the evening, Samuels reflected on her personal and professional journey, including her time as a cheerleader at Hermitage High School and the University of Richmond, as well as her experience cheering professionally for NBA and NFL teams.

She also discussed her roles as an in-game host for Washington sports teams such as the Mystics, Wizards, Spirit, and Commanders, sharing insights into engaging thousands of fans on game days.

The conversation concluded with Samuels explaining her approach to storytelling in her current role at WTVR CBS 6 and how she selects stories to cover.

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  1. WTVR CBS 6: From Hermitage High School to 'Pub Theology': A night of reflection and connection
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