Michael returns from his annual visit to the Austin Film Festival Writer's Conference to report on the state of the entertainment industry and share stories about how people get their first jobs as writers.

Dustin Miller guest hosts and helps Natty dissect the many moving pieces that go into offer negotiation.

Having just been on vacation, Michael is motivated to talk about careers in leisure and hospitality. Like many other industries, hospitality can contain so much more than the obvious, including tracks in finance, technology, even consulting.

It's Miller time! Associate Director Dustin Miller steps in for a vacationing Michael to school Natty on the best ways to leverage LinkedIN, the ultimate tips and tricks to get yourself noticed there, and what to avoid.

Michael and Natty take a deep dive into the Career Services website to find "hidden gems."

Our student producer, Lorna Lin, sits down on the other side of the cameras this week to discuss her spring semester participating in the Penn In Washington program.

Michael and Natty discuss a recent article published on The Muse about how you should and shouldn't use AI in your job application materials.

We're back for the start of a new school year and our eleventh season on the air!

The staff of Penn Career Services have put together a summer playlist of career related songs!

Our former colleague, Megan Chambers, returns to the podcast to talk about her year of major career changes.

This week, we're joined by special guest Dustin Miller as Michael recaps his recent participation in a Handshake user's workshop, and the entire CS Radio team highlights some of their favorite Handshake tricks and tips.

As the semester draws to a close, students may face stress on many fronts. From finals to starting a new position, Michael and Natty offer advice on how to get through it all.

Michael and Natty brave the depths of Reddit's r/linkedinlunatics to see if there is any real career advice to be mined from it.

Michael and Natty debate the merits of joining professional organizations and going to conferences.

Michael sits down with the newest addition to the Career Services staff, Hannah Smith, Coordinator for the Graduate Students teams.

While it's just barely spring, Natty is already dreaming of the summer. So this week, he and Michael discuss the various ways undergrad students can spend their summer, from retail jobs to internships.

In the spirit of March Madness, Natty and Michael rank crucial job search tools such as networking, resumes, cover letters and career fairs from S to D. Did your favorite tool make the S tier?

With spring break over, we're in the "unofficial end of the semester" - but that it doesn't mean it's too late to find a great opportunity for the summer or post-graduation.

Having finally settled into our new building and new studio, Michael and Natty return to CS Radio just in time to offer some spring break networking advice.

As 2024 comes to a close, we reflect on a year filled with change, growth, and exciting transitions. In this special final episode of the year, we bid farewell to the McNeil Building, Career Services’ longtime home, and share our thoughts on moving to our new space above McDonald’s. From packing up to settling into the fresh energy of our new home, we’re embracing change and looking forward to what’s to come in 2025.