Cindy Sheehan and Ann Wright speak in Charlottesville
Anti-war activists Cindy Sheehan and Ann Wright were the guests of the Charlottesville Center for Peace and Justice for an event on May 17, 2006. Sheehan is active in the…[...]
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Repost: An Interview with Terry Belanger of the U.Va Rare Book School
Last year, the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation selected a Charlottesville man as one of this year's 25 MacArthur Fellows. Terry Belanger is the founder and director of…[...]
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Places 29 public meetings to be held this week
Albemarle County's Places 29 initiative continues this week with an open house on Thursday, May 18 and an all-day workshop on Saturday. Both events will be held at Sutherland Middle…[...]
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Repost: Will intercity rail come to Charlottesville?
Meredith Richards giving her presentation to potential members of Charlottesville Citizens for Better Rail Alternatives(Michael Testerman) The group Charlottesville Citizens for Better Rail Alternatives was created last year to create…[...]
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Wake-Up Call: Intuitive analyst Lee Channing
On the Mother's Day edition of WNRN's Sunday Morning Wake-Up Call, intuitive analyst Lee Channing joins Rick Moore for a discussion on relationships. [audio src="http://www.cvillepodcast.com/media/cvillepublicmedia/wnrn/wakeup_060511.mp3"][...]
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Students ask: where does Charlottesville get its food?
A unique class in the University of Virginia's School of Architecture has spent much of this last semester analyzing where Charlottesville residents get their food. Students in PLAC 569, Community…[...]
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Charlottesville–Right Now: Blogger Lowell Feld of Raising Kaine on Virginia politics
Lowell Feld is the editor and founder of Raising Kaine, a blog that bills itself as the "Voice of Progressive Virginia." Feld was a guest on the May 8 installment…[...]
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The Woolen Mills through the lens of Bill Emory
Courtesy of Bill Emory Charlottesville is going through a dramatic period of transformation, caused by the region's quality of life and a general rise in housing prices. This has forced…[...]
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Podcasting for Democracy
Welcome to my exploration of podcasting as a tool for strengthening democracy. In the spirit of full disclosure, I must say that my interest in this topic stems from my…[...]
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Podcasts Won?t Kill the Radio Star
I haven’t always bought into the idea of podcasting. At first, I was even a little opposed to it. But now? Just listen.[...]
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Look Who?s Podcasting
Officials at all levels of government are becoming podcasters. Some of the podcasts are cleaver; others are low-tech. What they have in common is their purpose: to be available for…[...]
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Jefferson revising Jefferson: two excerpts from the Notes on the State of Virginia
An introduction to Jefferson's Notes on the State of Virginia with a reading by Bill Barker of two versions of part of Jefferson's argument for religious tolerance and free inquiry…[...]
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