Aired February 5, 2008 on 90.7 KJHK FM. On this episode:

Peace Corps: The Peace Corps held informational meeting last week in hopes of recruiting new students to the Corps. KJHK's Amruta Bhadkamkar brings us in depth interviews with two former volunteers.

Career Fair: The KU campus Career Fair will commence on the 12th and 13th of this month. The event gives students the chance to meet with potential employers as well as students who have launched their careers with the help of previous Career Fairs. Liz Caldwell is the Employment Services Manager for the University Career Center. She sat down with KJHK's Monica Young for this interview.

One in Four: This national group is taking a different approach to fighting a common threat. KJHK reporter Brett Murray explains what the group's purpose is, and speaks with One in Four's president here in Lawrence.

Economy Stimulus: KJHK's Sam Stratton takes a look at the proposed economy stimulus package, which could include tax rebates for many people, and how those rebates could affect students.

Paraphernalia Ban: Earlier this year, Kansas passed a law which banned all tobacco smoking accessories. KJHK's Natalie Brown how local businesses and students who were affected by the ban are coping.

Movie Review: Suspension: KJHK's movie critic, Abby Olcese, explains why the familiar setting of this sci-fi thriller makes the film that much more special.

Todd Snider: Nashville singer/songwriter Todd Snider will be performing February 15th at the Granada. KJHK's Vince Meserko speaks with Todd about what the inspirations are for his music in this exclusive interview.

Tell Me You Love Me: KJHK fiction writer Andrea Laws brings her newest original work, "Tell Me You Love Me," a tale about love, deceit, and vengeance.