Stuck in a seemingly inescapable routine of pornography use and masturbation, episode six’s guest shares how he was able to start overcoming his manipulative addiction with the help of four words: “You Don’t Need It.”

Flatpicking guitar wizard Larry Keel stopped by WTJU on October 8, 2019 for a live session in front of a studio audience. In between performing, he chatted with Peter Jones about everything from getting his first guitar to playing over at Tokyo Disneyland as a teenager, to upcoming gigs with Keller Williams and and of course his bands, Larry Keel Experience and Larry Keel Explosion.

Sound Engineer: Lewis Reining

Meet the founder of Our Neighborhood Child Development Center, Jenn Slack. This episode touches the heart, the mind, and the soul of play while talking about Reggio theory, learning space, and educational resources for community members. You don't have to be perfect to teach, but you do have to see the child as they are in the moment.

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

This week Charlottesville Tomorrow introduces us to Charlottesville’s City Manager and Albemarle’s County Executive. Plus an overview of the General Assembly elections and a conversation with Richard Harwood of the Harwood Institute for Public Innovation.

One of the most famous and innovative of all Baroque composers.

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

Tune in to hear about a new resident-driven redevelopment project in Charlottesville’s public housing neighborhood at South First Street. Also we take you to the Youth Climate Strike in Downtown Charlottesville.

The next guest dives into the depths of his family dynamics, describing his deepest feelings towards his emotionally connected father, his hollow relationship with his financially dominating mother, and how he came to the realization of it all in one night.

The season of change.

9/24 Musical Commons - Jam (part 2) by wtju

9/24 Musical Commons - Jam (part 1) by wtju