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Welcome to the first episode of the Career Talk Podcast Series, produced by the Center for Success at Saint Xavier University in Chicago.

In this episode, Jackie Naranjo talks you through resumes. What should go on them, how they should look, and its main purpose.

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We've been told for decades that the future is digital. That computers and the internet will solve all of our problems. But what if we were wrong? What if the answer to our problems is analog and more human interactions. In his new book, The Future is Analog- How to Create a More Human World, Canadian based journalist David Sax explore these and other questions.

On this episode of The Player's Profile, host Jotham Israel welcomes Monica Darrow. Monica is a sophomore elementary education major, and member of the SXU bowling team.

On this episode of The Player's Profile, host Jotham Israel welcomes Hannah Kilbane. Hannah is a junior nursing major, and member of the SXU golf team.

The Player's Profile returns with a brand new episode. Sport Director Jotham Israel welcomes, from Women's Basketball, Senior Forward Claire Austin.

DJ Holiday sits down with Alexia from Destroy Boys to discuss Riot Fest 2022 and performing.

Welcome to the premiere episode of 'The Player's Profile Podcast with Jotham Israel, Sports Director of WXAV 88.3FM. In this episode, Jotham welcomes Olivia Daujatas, a member of the SXU bowling team.

Happy Riot Fest 2022!! Peter Kreten recently caught up with Dylan Baldi, from Cloud Nothings. In this conversation, they discuss Riot Fest, the ten-year anniversary of ‘Attack of Memory’, and what’s it like creating music via email. Cloud Nothings will be performing on Friday at 6:30pm on the Rebel Stage.

One of Peter Kreten's favorite albums of 2021 was the self-titled debut album from Buffalo Nichols. On this critically acclaimed album, Nichols captured the sound of the delta blues, and brought it into the 21st century.

Nichols recently sat down with Kreten to discuss his debut album, how music allows all of us to express negative feelings, and who his musical hero is.

Christone "Kingfish" Ingram has become the defining voice of the blues in the 21st century. Peter Kreten recently caught up with Kingfish to discuss his new album 662, how he developed his playing technique, and what he sees as the current state of the blues.