Charlottesville Soundboard - A podcast about equity, arts and news in Charlottesville.

This week we talk elections from the school board to the state senate. Stay tuned and because in the second half of the show we meet the artists behind Locatora radio and talk about how they made a femme-centered, survivor centered, podcast by and for women of color.

A philosophy is tested.

Meet Jamie Wright, a real-live human recruiter. She gives us the scoop on what recruiters are looking for at a career fair and in an applicant.

Jessie proves that anyone can write a cover letter about their strengths by applying to a surprise job application from Handshake. Listen to learn Kate’s two-column chart strategy for choosing what to include in your cover letter. Plus why you should write about your Daisy Duck Fanfiction, not your “love” of Disney.

11.5.19 Musical Commons 9 - 10 (Tina Hashemi Quintet) by wtju

11.5.19 Musical Commons 8 - 9 (Tina Hashemi Quintet) by wtju

When you are listening to another person, what are you hearing?

Chime in to be present with a collage of universal community members speaking for purpose that is the sound bath of Mindfulness Outreach.

Jordan Tice (Hawktail) stopped by WTJU for a visit with Peter Jones ahead of a concert in the area. Besides performing several live pieces, they chatted about both his solo and Hawktail's new albums out sometime in 2020.

Charlottesville Soundboard - A podcast about equity, arts and news in Charlottesville.

We discuss reverberations of UVA’s announcement to raise wages for over 800 contract workers in January. Plus Professor Anne Garland Mahler talks about the Tricontinental Solidarity Movement and why she wanted to display its materials in Charlottesville.

In our debut episode we tackle resumes. Tune in to learn: how can you get your resume past a screening algorithm, what counts as “work experience,” AND when to mention Spongebob Club.