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Sarah Johnston is a former recruiter who launched a career coaching business in 2016 and now helps high performers land amazing jobs through her business at www.briefcasecoach.com. In this chat, she explains how to answer the tough interview questions and gives some great tips on tech tools that will make your job search smarter.

"Carla and Karley Employment News," hosted by Carla Leininger of KZSU's Global Ginga Show, and Karley J Delorme, provides the latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, job searching tips and special interviews! Tuesdays at 9 am, 12 pm and 5 pm on 90.1 FM.

The full video conversation can be found at: https://youtu.be/okMeFjYS3fM

This week, Ken has a roundup of the latest transit headlines from the Bay Area, including a proposal by the MTC to mandate telecommuting, an expansion of the Clipper START income-based fare program, and the latest on fare collection.

"Back on Track," hosted by KZSU News Director Ken Der, takes a deeper look at how Bay Area transit agencies are recovering from the wide range of issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this segment, Andre imagines an ideal scenario where police understand how to communicate and de-escalate situations, especially when working with Black communities and other people of color. 

International speaker and coach Andre Norman joins Stanford researcher Steven Crane on "How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race," a weekly conversation touching on the Black Lives Matter movement and issues of racial equity. More information on the show's hosts can be found at stevencrane.me and andrenorman.com. To join Steven's social justice mailing list, visit https://scrane.link/SJList

An opinion from Megha Parwani (Managing Editor of Opinions) in The Stanford Daily: "The inflexibility of the ‘Flex Term’ model"

The full, written opinion can be found at https://stanforddaily.com/2020/09/17/the-inflexibility-of-the-flex-term-model/

In this brief segment from the Stanford Medicine webinar, Dr. Thomas Montine (Chair of Stanford's Department of Pathology) discusses how COVID-19 tests work, and details for testing in the Stanford community. For more details and the full video of the webinar, visit http://med.stanford.edu/about/events/town-halls.html.

An excerpt from Carla and Karley's conversation with CareerShakers coach Cory Hiromoto. The entire interview can be found in this podcast directory.

"Carla and Karley Employment News," hosted by Carla Leininger of KZSU's Global Ginga and Karley J Delorme, provides the latest labor market news, employment trends, technology, and job searching tips!

In this segment, Ken Der provides an overview of the means-based transit fare pilot program in the Bay Area, known as Clipper START, including participating transit agencies and who can qualify for reduced transit fares.

"Back on Track," hosted by KZSU News Director Ken Der, takes a deeper look at how Bay Area transit agencies are recovering from the wide range of issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this segment, Steven and Andre continue the discussion on what it means to be a Black American.

International speaker and coach Andre Norman joins Stanford researcher Steven Crane on "How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race," a weekly conversation touching on the Black Lives Matter movement and issues of racial equity. More information on the show's hosts can be found at stevencrane.me and andrenorman.com. To join Steven's social justice mailing list, visit https://scrane.link/SJList

Carla Leininger and Karley J Delorme sat down with Cory Hiromoto, a career coach at CareerShakers, to talk about resume crafting tips and more! 

You can listen to more job-hunting and career tips on "Carla and Karley Employment News," which airs every Tuesday on KZSU 90.1FM at 9am, 12pm, and 5pm, and you can find the segment right here on your podcast app. For more, follow us at https://twitter.com/kzsunews!

An opinion from Robert Castaneros in The Stanford Daily: "The case for pessimism"

The full, written opinion can be found at https://stanforddaily.com/2020/09/09/the-case-for-pessimism/