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11/10/11 The Suzy Scoop: Suzy Has The Mid November Scoop in Cville!

A monster weekend is coming up here in Charlottesville! Listen to the Suzy Scoop to get the heads up everything going on. Find Suzy Said online at http://www.suzysaid.com/charlottesville

Tune in for imformation on a special event at the Omni Hotel on on November 13! The Junior League of Charlottesville has a can’t miss event! Check out www.jlcville.org for even more details

Amy Eastlack – aka SuzySaid – gives you the scoop on what’s happening in
and around town this weekend. From activities with the kids – to a night
out with the girls – to a romantic dinner with your special someone – and
everything in between – Suzy has the Scoop on when and where you need to

Amy Eastlack – aka SuzySaid – gives you the scoop on what’s happening in
and around town this weekend. From activities with the kids – to a night
out with the girls – to a romantic dinner with your special someone – and
everything in between – Suzy has the Scoop on when and where you need to
be!

On facebook at http://www.facebook.com/suzysaidcharlottesville

On Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/suzysaidcville

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The Wendy Edwards Show: Hobbies that Pay it Fwd

Who’d have thought you could Pay it Fwd through your favorite pastime? Helpful hobbyists Renae Chiovaro and Brian Geiger talk about how using coupons and creating homemade recipes instead of buying processed foods can save you money and promote the health of your family. Learn how simple changes in your shopping routine and techniques in the kitchen can turn you into a smart shopper and real “food buster!” Singer/Songwriter Sarah Blacker shares how she pays it forward through music over the phone while on her way to her gig at The Southern Cafe and Music Hall (4/19) in Charlottesville.

Tara Hourihan of Fluvanna, Virginia, tells us about her missing husband Rob and shares details that could help someone find him. It’s a strong and informational podcast this week on The Wendy Edwards Show.



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Material World

In last week’s show we examined the research of we examined the works of Tobias Lear, secretary to George Washington and envoy to North Africa for President Thomas Jefferson.

In today’s show, adapted from an article recently published on the Oscar Web site written by Melissa Maki, research communications coordinator for the Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies, we look at the research of Allison Pugh, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Virginia, and her study of how families deal with the increasing demands of a consumer culture…

For more information about the show or to see the full text, visit the Oscar Show’s blog.