Shawn Boyer is the founder of Snagajob, a Richmond-based company that helps people find hourly work. He talks about growing up in Oklahoma and observing his parents start small business selling jewelry. Shawn tells the story of Snagajob-- how it came to be and the moments when he wasn't sure they were going to make it. Shawn also plays "Snagajob Pavilion Trivia," where Blaine asks Shawn ridiculous questions about music.
In our interview with Shawn Boyer, he talks about being invited to The White House back in 2008. He met President Bush and was honored with an award for Small Business Owner of the Year….
Each episode of the podcast, we aim to bring you someone’s story and their perspective. Over time, by listening to many perspectives, we can get a fuller picture of Richmond. Tom Friedman puts it eloquently:…
Police departments across the region are adopting a community policing model, which involves being present in the community by walking the streets and talking to people. It’s a model built on listening and being present….
Michael Phillips is a sportswriter for the Richmond Times-Dispatch. He joins us to talk about Shaka Smart's departure-- why he left VCU and what it means. We also talk biscuit burgers, the airport stakeout, and the hip-hop hype man.
A lot has been written and discussed about the departure of VCU coach, Shaka Smart. Less has been written about the people who write the stories. What’s one tactic they use to get a…
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