show on Portland State University's college radio station KPSU: www.kpsu.org Turntable Advising is a radio show broadcast live at 4 p.m. every Monday on KPSU.
We put a new “spin” on Academic Advising and Career Advising, giving students information in a fun and interesting way. A special guest will be featured on each episode: from PSU administrators and faculty, members of the Portland community who are experts in their career fields, as well as fantastic PSU students who would like to share their trials and tribulations navigating the college maze. N
ot only will you hear the superb voices of our guests, but also the witty (and sometimes unwitty) banter bounced back and forth between Academic Advisers Great Scott and Thrillhouse, plus DJ Jamo and super-student Nico mixing things up.
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This course is a hybrid course (half internship/half online/ whole lotta awesome) and works for several clusters including knowledge, values, rationality, leading social change, families and society, popular culture, and interpreting the past. Register for it starting this summer!
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On March 31, KPSU launches an Indiegogo fund efforts to return to the FM Dial. View the campaign and donate HERE
In November, KPSU submitted an application for an LPFM signal to the FCC. LPFM stands for Low Powered FM. If our application is granted, this LPFM signal would reinvent the station as we know it. Our signal would cover the entirety of the downtown area, stretching up in to the west hills, and reaching north to St. John’s and east to 82nd ave. As a cultural backbone for this city, we need the support of the community to further activate our efforts and generate greater visibility through radio broadcasting.
It’s time to amp KPSU!
Since 2010, Portland has been without a college radio station on the dial. KPSU has been working tirelessly to change that. KPSU shines a spotlight on Portland's hidden subcultures: from underground MC's and DJ's, to the best local bands and musicians, to the social and artistic voices of student communities that are often overlooked - KPSU is a vibrant community central to the cultural identity of Portland.
KPSU has nearly 70 volunteer DJs, the majority of whom are students. Our DJs are the heart and soul of the station. Because KPSU is committed to being free format, our eclectic mix of music and talk is a direct representation of our DJ’s on-air and not influenced by advertising or a station policy that determines what gets on the air. Unlike other college radio stations even, KPSU doesn't require DJ's to play a certain amount of tracks from specific racks of CD's. At KPSU, our student and community DJ’s are in full control of our content. Unfortunately, we haven’t had the resources to engage the community at large, until now.
>From March 31st to April 20th, KPSU is hosting a series of events and programming to raise funds, friends, and awareness towards our efforts.
During these weeks, we encourage you to show your support for KPSU. Through attending one of our events or making a donation to our indiegogo page, all support generates revenue to amp KPSU. All proceeds will help allow KPSU to fund ambitious projects such as develop a KPSU smartphone app, purchase new equipment necessary for the FM airwaves, host greater events, and provide more opportunity for KPSU to give back to PSU and the greater Portland area.
Perks for donating to KPSU's indiegogo include:
KPSU T-Shirts
KPSU Stickers
KPSU live in-studio compilation CD
Web Banner's on kpsu.org
A radio show on kpsu for 3 months
We cannot turn any of these ideas into realities without your support. To learn about all of our upcoming events, make a donation, or just see more information, please visit kpsu.org
For all inquiries about AMP KPSU please contact Gabe Granach at [email protected]
Good Monday afternoon PSU peeps! How did everyone like Friday's show?! What did you all learn from Taylor our special guest from Friday?
On today's show, the gang welcomes special guest Taylor Ludtke - Psychology Peer Adviser/ Super student! Tune in live at 3:00!
On today's show, special guest Ann Mestrovich - Employer Relations Coordinator for the Advising and Career Services office! The gang discusses our career fairs that just happened so you can follow up if you're in the market for a new job. Listen in live now!
Did you know Turntable Advising has a BLOG!?!
Check it!
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Turntable Advising is broadcast live at 3 p.m. every Friday on KPSU, Portland State's college radio. We put a new "spin" on Academic and Career Advising. A special guest will be featured on each episode. Not only will you hear the superb voices of our guests, but also the witty (and sometimes unwitt...
I hope everyone isn't freezing out there on PSU's SNOW DAY!! I know something that warm your hearts
Tune in on Friday the 31st at 3pm! Maia Paluska will be on the show! Maia graduated from McKendree University, a small St. Louis area liberal arts college with a psychology degree in 2011. She began her graduate degree in Applied Social Psychology in 2012. She is very excited to continue her role as a graduate psychology adviser and share insight She has gained during her education with psychology students at PSU!
ONE STOP SHOP: For everyone that listened to the show on Friday J.R. Tarabocchi mentioned those of you that are participating in commencement this June there is a Grad Fair Tuesday Jan.28th in Smith 327 at noon! A class ring will be auctioned off!
Check out today's show with special guess J.R. Tarabocchi, Coordinator for Outreach and Advancement for PSU! The gang digs deep into ways we can all get involved and examines a few inspiring TED talks.
Tune in Friday, the 22nd at 3pm to listen to the new advising team for the College of Urban and Public Affairs!
Interested in free / greatly reduced higher ed? Listen in today to hear about the "Pay it Forward" plan with one of the original drafters (Sami Alloway) - Show Times: Friday's at 3 PM. Podcast will be posted Friday after the show ;)
Today we have Coordinator of Campus Rec Clubs, Peter Cramer, on the show today to tell us about the , ,
So if you're in Smith Memorial Student Union at 3PM (1825 SW Broadway) then tune your ears to KPSU Campus Radio. Or expect the Podcast after 4, to listen wherever you are in the world.
Upcoming events: November 7th, Non profit Career Fair, Smith Ballroom, 11-3. Discuss the previous career fairs on Monday and Tuesday. Resume Clinic on November 5th from 3 to 4:45 at ACS.
SALP will support you! and ASPSU will advocate for you! (Podcast link in the blog)
Turntable Advising is broadcast live at 3 p.m. every Friday on KPSU, Portland State's college radio. We put a new "spin" on Academic and Career Advising. A special guest will be featured on each episode. Not only will you hear the superb voices of our guests, but also the witty (and sometimes unwitt...
Hey there dedicated TTA followers!!! I know you heard this on air last week but Turntable Advising has been awarded The Innovative Program Award by NASPA!!! This is an immense honor for us and we truly hope to live up to the original goal of starting this program, which is to be a supportive voice for ALL of you PSU students and alums. Thank you for listening and supporting not only Turntable Advising but all of KPSU! This week we're gonna get you all into shape with some representatives from PSU's Campus Rec Center! Tune in Friday at 3pm!
This Friday at 3pm we will discuss FINANCIAL AID! So if you have any resource questions, hang out in smith or listen to the podcast after the show ! :)
Check out the Women's Resource Centers Call to Men!
https://s3.amazonaws.com/archive-complete/1380924001.mp3
Last friday the Director of the Women's Resource Center (Jessica Amo "Jamo") came to our show and shared information about the Women's Resource Center, and their BIG BANG event of the Year in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Jessica and the WRC have been fiercely organizing to shine light on men's role in Domestic Violence. They have invited the Internationally recognized Tony Porter to our campus for two Workshops and a Keynote event THIS WEDNESDAY October 9th (A mandatory event for all student athletes -over 200 of them- since most people look to them as an idol of "Masculinity").
Tony Porter's organization "A Call to Men" trains institutions like the NBA, NFL, the Military and other organizations with a traditional view of masculinity - which are intense and sometimes unsafe places to question the socialization of men. Tony asks the hard questions like "How does gender socialization relate to the normalization of violence" and he has a gift at articulating what masculinity looks like, how can it look differently, and how to create safer communities.
Here is their website if your interested in the WRC or the Tony Porter Event. http://www.pdx.edu/wrc/welcome-to-the-womens-resource-center
Tickets are free for PSU students, or on sale for $10 at the PSU Box Office
The Women's Resource Center at Portland State University needs your support to maintain essential services and resources on campus, so we can better support our mission and the greater community at Portland State. Please consider donating and making a real difference in the lives of women at PSU.
Its illegal to "Call to Action" in KPSU, but thats the mission of the Tony Porter Event on oct 9. For Domestic Violence Awareness month the Women's Resource Center (WRC) is hosting Porter to provide a call to action to Portland Students and Community.
The reason i'm sharing this is because the organizer of this event will be on our show THIS FRIDAY at 3pm!! So if your on campus, in smith memorial, than keep your ears open to hear more about this event, domestice violence awareness, and the WRC and their amazing work.
I will post the podcast of the show here, on friday by 5pm.
Heres his TED talk: http://www.ted.com/talks/tony_porter_a_call_to_men.html
At TEDWomen, Tony Porter makes a call to men everywhere: Don't "act like a man." Telling powerful stories from his own life, he shows how this mentality, drummed into so many men and boys, can lead men to disrespect, mistreat and abuse women and each other. His solution: Break free of the "man box."
I'm so excited for next week >.<
The hilarious, brilliant, angelic Melanie Dixon, and one of her most beloved children Kenneth De Weese will be on the show next Monday at 4 PM. (lol it will be that dramatic)
Listen in on KPSU.org < Podcasts < Turntable Advising
Yesterday's show was canceled -Booo
But next Monday 8/26 we plan to have mad fun with the famous Melanie Dixon. She is the Assistant Director for Diversity and Multicultural Student Services (DMSS); She heads the Diversity Scholarship Program; and advises people from all walks. If you haven't heard of her, you want too. We will also have Kenneth Dewese -a proactive scholar from the DMSS cohort- to banter back & fourth with us about PSU, DMSS, life, etc.
Hear us Monday at 4pm @ KPSU.org < Podcasts < Turntable Advising
Listen in today at 4! kpsu.org
We will be hosting Carlos Quatela, the admissions adviser from the Graduate School of Education.
Marcella, Thanks for sharing great music.
In memory of Dave Niehaus (1935-2010). All proceeds benefit the Rainier Vista Boys and Girls Club. Video Directed by Jason Koenig (JkoePhoto.com) Video and M...
Today's Show: 4-5 PM + Streaming Worldwide on KPSU.ORG
Featuring, Marcella Flores, our brand new, full-time Coordinator for Orientation Programs.
Western Oregon University, and Oregon State University Graduate. Here to support students, may be a great guide toward service opportunities like volunteering, service learning projects.
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The Greatest Speech Ever Made
Charlie Chaplin's speech from "The Great Dictator" together with Hans Zimmer's "Time" from the movie "INCEPTION" = EPIC!!! One of the most inspirational spee...
Link to Blog Post for Today!
Turntable Advising is broadcast live at 4 p.m. every Monday on KPSU. We put a new "spin" on Academic and Career Advising. A special guest will be featured on each episode. Not only will you hear the superb voices of our guests, but also the witty (and sometimes unwitty) banter bounced back and forth...
Played this today.
This video will stick with me for life.
Simon Sinek has a simple but powerful model for inspirational leadership all starting with a golden circle and the question "Why?" His examples include Apple, Martin Luther King, and the Wright brothers ... (Filmed at TEDxPugetSound.)
The kind of music that should be played in mass to unite people.
*Kathleen Steppe Suggestion*
Don't Give Up on Me is a studio album by R&B/Soul singer Solomon Burke, recorded and released in 2002 on Fat Possum Records. The album won the MOJO Award for...
Played this during the first week of summer shows. *Wowed*
Click here to buy the album on iTunes: http://bit.ly/p84eJ4 For tour dates go here: http://bit.ly/allenstone Twitter: www.twitter.com/allen_stone Facebook: w...
Great TED Talk, Suggested by Scott
We have all changed someone’s life -- usually without even realizing it. In this funny talk, Drew Dudley calls on all of us to celebrate leadership as the everyday act of improving each other’s lives. (Filmed at TEDxToronto.)
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