The UN celebrates 70 years of service.

Egyptian multimedia artist Mai Al Shazly and exhibition co-curator Greg Pond introduce the new "Beyond Classification" exhibit opening at the Second Street Gallery in Charlottesville.

What's it like to be one of only a few dozen doctors serving an entire country? Dr. Chris Hena knows. Now, she joins Soundboard to share her experiences as a healthcare provider in Liberia, and to talk about the new clinic she's building with the help of Charlottesville's Building Goodness Foundation.

Mindy Goodall, Executive Director of the Charlottesville Police Foundation, encourages talks about the "Treat a cop to dinner" campaign.

Curry School of Education Professor Joanna Lee Williams discusses the recent YouthNex conference.

NYU Professor Pamela Newkirk speaks on the subject of her book (SPECTACLE: The Astonishing Life of Ota Benga) which tells the story of a Congolese man put on display at the Bronx Zoo in 1906.

Anne Tilney joins us in the studio to discuss her non-profit Apprenticeship Connections, which connects apprentices with mentors.

Bridge PAI Program Director Serena Gruia and photographer Keith Sprouse talk about Charlottesville's two-month long celebration of hair.

Director Dave Dalton tells us about his current production of Bloody, Bloody Andrew Jackson at the UVa Drama Department

Graduate researcher Scott Latham discusses changing trends in Kindergarten classrooms.