Open Source RVA: Sept. 28, 2012 Podcast

It's another super fine episode of WRIR's weekly news digest, jam-packed with information and entertainment.

On this episode of Open Source RVA, we present a frank discussion about Richmond's recently-released SOL scores with former school Board member Carol Wolf, talk about co-housing opportunites in Richmond with Cary Houseman and WRIR founder Chris Maxwell, and give you some insight into Richmond's formidable musical history with Gregg Kimball of the Library of Virginia, one of the planners and guides behind WRIR's Musical History Tour.

Click here to listen to the Sept. 28, 2012 broadcast of Open Source RVA.

And don't forget to join us each and every Friday at 4PM for Open Source RVA on WRIR 97.3 FM or WRIR.org. Your hosts are Chris Dovi, Amy Daniel and Don Harrison. The show is produced by Jay Westermann and Gabi Schatzi. The board op is Rachel Soloman.

And if you need to catch up with "Open Source RVA,"  here is a complete list of our podcasts to date. Don't fall behind:

Sept. 28 - Co-Housing, SOL scores, Richmond's musical history
Sept. 21 - Richmond Folk Festival, abortion clinics pt. 2
Sept. 14 - Abortion clinics pt. 1, open government, Mayoral candidate Michael Ryan

Sept. 7 -  The Route 5 controversy

Aug. 31 - A.V. Norrell's reopening, Richmond's Head Start program

Aug. 24 - Regional transportation, Water Rates Pt. 2, the Art Deco Society

Aug. 17 - Bike safety, Water rates pt. 1, baseball in the Bottom
Aug. 10 - Richmond's waysigning program, Paul Goldman on the VP choice
Aug. 3 -  Our debut! City chickens, the state of Richmond public schools