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On January 2, 2024, Charlottesville City Council selected Juandiego Wade as Mayor for 2024 and 2025. Brian Pinkston will be Vice Mayor. To hear how it went down, as well as comments from newcomer Natalie Oschrin, take a listen to this podcast.

Charlottesville City Council selects Juandiego Wade as Mayor – Charlottesville Podcasting Network Posted on January 6, 2024 11:08 am by Sean TubbsCharlottesville City Council selects Juandiego Wade as Mayor This is the Charlottesville Podcasting Network with a longer form audio segment from something that happened this week. In this case, the election of officers for Charlottesville City Council...

On December 18, 2023, Charlottesville City Council unanimously adopted a new zoning code intended to make it easier for developers to build more housing. The idea is that increased supply will bring down the overall cost. Another idea is to increase requirements for developers to build affordable units.

This is the podcast edition of the December 22, 2023 edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement. Take a listen!

CCE: Charlottesville City Council adopts new zoning code after hours of debate – Charlottesville Podcasting Network Posted on December 27, 2023 9:09 amDecember 27, 2023 9:16 am by Sean TubbsCCE: Charlottesville City Council adopts new zoning code after hours of debate On December 18, 2023, Charlottesville City Council unanimously adopted a new zoning code intended to make it easier for developers to build more ho...

On today’s program:

City police are seeking leads on an investigation into an overnight stabbing at Market Street Park this past weekend

Amazon Web Services has filed a plan with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to disturb federal waterways to build one of two data centers

Albemarle County has begun the process of finding out what community members think about local government services

City Council is briefed on a financial sustainability plan for public housing sites and asked to consider $15 million in funding for redevelopment of Westhaven

September 27, 2023: City Council briefed on CRHA's plan for sustainability including a $15 million request for funding for Westhaven redevelopment Listen now (18 mins) | Plus: Charlottesville Police Department seeks information on alleged stabbing in Market Street Park

In today's edition of Charlottesville Community Engagement:

* Charlottesville City Council makes several appointments to Boards and Commissions but does not fill a vacancy on the Planning Commission
* The city’s new building permit system is operational
* The city will work with Albemarle County on a grant application for a transportation study for the U.S. 29 corridor
* A subcommittee of the Board of Visitors weighs in on the design for the renovation of Center for Politics
* The Charlottesville Planning Commission addressed anti-displacement solutions at a two-hour deliberation on September 19

September 26, 2023: A discussion of anti-displacement measures in Charlottesville; New design for UVA Center for Politics Listen now (22 mins) | Plus: There is still a vacancy on the Charlottesville Planning Commission

Do you need home improvement tips? Take a look at one of the latest episodes of Cardinal Corner.

Cardinal Corner Episode 10: Home Improvement Projects to Increase Your Home’s Value – Charlottesville Podcasting Network Posted on September 3, 2023 9:28 am by Sean TubbsCardinal Corner Episode 10: Home Improvement Projects to Increase Your Home’s Value From Cardinal Corner: Not sure what blinds and shades are right for your space? Hunter Douglas provides countless options for the rooms you spend the most time in, s...

On August 9, 2023, the Senior Statesmen of Virginia gathered at Westminster Canterbury on Pantops to ask: How Safe is Our Community?

They invited the police chiefs of the three area jurisdictions to answer that question and other matters related to public safety. Take a listen to the hour-long panel discussion now posted to the CPN website!

Senior Statesmen of Virginia: Public Safety – How Safe is Our Community? – Charlottesville Podcasting Network Posted on August 10, 2023 11:27 amAugust 10, 2023 11:28 am by Sean TubbsSenior Statesmen of Virginia: Public Safety – How Safe is Our Community? From the very beginning of this website, audio recordings of speeches and panel discussions have been a hallmark. There are hours and hours of recordings...

New post alert! Full comments of Ed Brooks as he accepts the Albemarle Board of Supervisors 2023 proclamation on Juneteenth.

Ed Brooks accepts Albemarle Board of Supervisor proclamation on Juneteenth – Charlottesville Podcasting Network Posted on June 20, 2023 1:36 pm by Sean TubbsEd Brooks accepts Albemarle Board of Supervisor proclamation on Juneteenth Yesterday was the federal holiday of Juneteenth to mark the end of legal and state-sanctioned slavery in United States of America. On June 7, the Albemarle Board of Supervisors iss...

The About page has been updated for the first time in some time!

About CPN – Charlottesville Podcasting Network About CPN The Charlottesville Podcasting Network was created in February of 2005 by Sean Tubbs, a radio producer who saw podcasting as a way to create a new platform for his work. Now it’s 2023 and most of his work is collected on Information Charlottesville, one of many services of Town Crier Pro...

There's a proposal to develop the former tire factory in Scottsville. In this podcast, Nancy Gill speaks with Lisa Caltabiano, Chair of Scottsville Planning Commission.

More on That Tire Plant Proposal Listen now (24 min) | A Conversation With Lisa Caltabiano, Chair of Scottsville Planning Commission

On May 19, 2022, a crowd assembled at the intersection of East Market Street and 3rd Street NW in downtown Charlottesville to watch the unveiling of a historic marker to commemorate an important moment in the desegregation of education in Virginia.

In 1950, Gregory Swanson applied to attend the University of Virginia School of Law, but he was denied a space because he was Black. He sued in federal court citing 14th Amendment rights to equal protection, and a three-panel judge heard arguments on September 5 that year.

https://www.cvillepodcast.com/2022/05/19/historical-marker-unveiled-at-central-library-for-crucial-desegregation-case-of-swanson-v-uva/

In the first edition of the Whole City Podcast, the Reverend Alex Joyner of the First United Methodist Church in Charlottesville speaks with Elizabeth Catte about her book on Virginia's eugenics movement in the 20th century.

Whole City Podcast: A conversation with Elizabeth Catte on Pure America: Eugenics and the Making of Modern Virginia – Charlottesville Podcasting Network Posted on May 12, 2022 6:17 pmMay 12, 2022 6:27 pm by Sean TubbsWhole City Podcast: A conversation with Elizabeth Catte on Pure America: Eugenics and the Making of Modern Virginia The Reverend Alex Joyner is the pastor of Charlottesville First United Methodist Church, and he wants to ask questions a...

Wake-Up Call: A Conversation About Education with Jim Ryan and Frank Friedman Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with University of Virginia President Jim Ryan and Piedmont Community College President Frank Friedman about the current state of college education in Virginia.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "Local and National Real Estate Update."

Wake-Up Call: Local and National Real Estate Update Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Jim Duncan from Nest Realty and Matt Hodges from Presidential Bank Mortgage about the real estate market in Charlottesville and Albemarle County.

"Moving Forward with Equity in Our Community" was recorded Wednesday on Zoom.

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On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook."

Wake-Up Call: Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Charlottesville Mayor Lloyd Snook about the current state of the City of Charlottesville.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "The Rural and Urban Digital Divide."

Wake-Up Call: The Rural and Urban Digital Divide Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Professor Christopher Alifrom the University of Virginia Department of Media Studies about his recent book, Farm Fresh Broadband about broadband deployment in rural and urban areas.

"Medical Ma*****na and Adult Use In Virginia" was recorded Wednesday on Zoom.

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On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "A Look Back at 2021."

Wake-Up Call: A Look Back at 2021 This week on the Sunday Morning Wake-up Call, producer Dan Gould takes a look back at three stories we ran in 2021.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "The Santa Show 2021."

Wake-Up Call: The Santa Show 2021 This week on The Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore is joined by Santa and Peppermint the Elf who call several lucky boys and girls to find out what's on their Christmas lists for this year.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "The Virginia Institute of Autism."

Wake-Up Call: The Virginia Institute of Autism Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Virginia Institute of Autism President and CEO, Ethan Long, and VIA Admissions and Family Support Services Coordinator, Hilary Nagel, about the work their organization is doing to help people on the autism spectrum.

"Becoming An Age Friendly Community" was recorded Wednesday on Zoom.

SSV: Becoming An Age Friendly Community Peter Thompson, Executive Director of The Center and a founding leader of the The Charlottesville Area Alliance (CAA), George Worthington the dementia services coordinator for Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services, and Kim Volker manager of Virginia Care is There, a geriatric care managem...

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "SARA - The Sexual Assault Resource Agency."

Wake-Up Call: SARA – The Sexual Assault Resource Agency Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Renee Branson and Bass Wolf of SARA - The Sexual Assault Resource Agency about their organizations work helping survivors of sexual assault.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "Post-Election Analysis."

Wake-Up Call: Post-Election Analysis Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Jennifer Lawless from the University of Virginia Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy and Commonwealth Professor of Politics and Paul Freedman from the University of Virginia Department of Politics Program in Environmental Thought...

"Virginia and Climate Change" was recorded Wednesday on Zoom.

SSV: Virginia and Climate Change William Shobe, professor at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service, spoke on the energy transition initiative that Virginia reduce electricity carbon emissions to net zero by 2050 and the pathways to reach this goal cost effectively. He discussed not only the opportunities to accomplish this, b...

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "Sports Writing and UVA Sports."

Wake-Up Call: Sports Writing and UVA Sports Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with journalist Zach Carey from Streaking The Lawn about University of Virginia sports and sports reporting.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "Local News Update with Charlottesville Tomorrow."

Wake-Up Call: Local News Update with Charlottesville Tomorrow Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with Charlottesville Tomorrow Equity Reporter, Erin O'Hare, about recent stories in the local news.

"Virginia 57th and 59th Districts Delegates Forum" was recorded Wednesday on Zoom.

SSV: Virginia 57th and 59th Districts Candidates Forum Incumbent Sally L. Hudson (D) and challenger Philip Andrew Hamilton (R) are seeking election to the 57th House District. Incumbent Matt Fariss (R) and challengers Benjamine A. Moses (D) and Louis V. Scicli (I), are seeking election to the 59th House District. All five candidates spoke at this Senior...

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "International Rescue Committee."

Wake-Up Call: International Rescue Committee Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with International Rescue Committee in Charlottesville Executive Director, Harriet Kuhr, about her organization's efforts to facilitate the immigration of refugees from around the world.

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "Voting Rights - Past, Present and Future."

Wake-Up Call: Voting Rights – Past, Present and Future Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with University of Virginia Department of History Professor Kevin Gaines about the voting rights in America..

On this week's "Wake-up Call" it's "50th Anniversaries Throughout US Culture."

Wake-Up Call: 50th Anniversaries Throughout US Culture Sunday Morning Wake-up Call host Rick Moore talks with University of Virginia Department of Media Studies Professor Andrea L. Press, and University of Virginia Department of Sociology Sociology Professor Fiona Greenland about the cultural significance of 50th anniversaries.