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The Seattle City Council is considering increasing utility rates by 8.8%, which is drawing some protest in this economic downturn. Why is the hike needed? And how will customers respond? We meet a local business that will be impacted negatively, and hear from an environmentalist who supports the increase. Tune in to CIO this week for our studio discussion with Council Energy Committee Chair Bruce Harrell and North Industrial Seattle Association president Eugene Wasserman as they discuss this controversy.

Check out the new episode of the UVA Today Radio Show, a weekly five minute segment on WTJU radio. Look for new editions of the show every Wednesday at 11:55 a.m. on WTJU. Afterward, all of the segments will be posted on iTunesU. Read more about the stories featured in this week s program: • Health System Researchers Receive Grant to Study Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (Dr. Christine Burt and Dr. John Marshall) • Virginia Film Festival (Jody Kielbasa) • U.Va. Historian Jennifer Burns Examines Rand s Life, Philosophy (Jennifer Burns) Air Date: 11/4/09 To download mp3, click here.

Join Ying Allen and her daughter, as they make fresh, organic honey at Wild Things in the Yukon Territories. This family-run business is based out of their Whitehorse home, and is a popular destination for both locals and tourists alike. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel

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Families trying to make ends meet are also struggling to put food on the table, and this season, more are lining up for some help. Learn about the growing need and what you can do to help out. Then, as storm season approaches, check out the high tech location City leaders will use to keep the City up and running. Plus, changes in the SODO neighborhood, what the road work means to drivers and residents. And a program that helps at risk teens find a little more color in their lives. Join host Tony Ventrella for these stories and more.

New blood, Young Fangs, did a 3-song coverage of Neutral Milk Hotel for the 2nd to last band of the evening. Good energy by the boys for music that could otherwise be a little low.

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Jake and Jamal have at it with another sizzling compilation of Iowa City's finest hashed mash-up of a late nite comedy show! Directed by Jared Sandersfeld

Award-winning author and military historian Patrick K. O Donnell joins Coy to discuss his new book, They Dared Return: The Untold Story of Jewish Spies behind the lines in Nazi Germany . This is the true story behind the movie Inglorious Bastards.

Dr. Greg Gelburd is the founder of Charlottesville s Downtown Family Health Clinic. He joins Coy to share his thoughts on healthcare reform, vaccines, and medicine as a profession.

The extraordinary 8-piece Haifa put together a remarkable slew of Beirut songs at this year's All-Ages Great Cover-up. Probably one of the most solid acts I've ever seen at the Cover-Ups. I selected their rendition of Beirut's collaboration with Ghostface Killah. All proceeds of the Great Cover-up go to Literacy Council of Alaska Haifa9.5th Annual Great Cover-UpWood Center Ballroom10.31.09 fbxshows.com fbxmusic.wordpress.com

Selected facts for this day in Delaware history, presented by Delaware.gov.

Robert Brandon Smith III Democrats all over the country felt the heat in yesterday s round of local and state elections. In Central Virginia, Democratic incumbent David Toscano ran unopposed last term, but this year faced a challenger for his seat in the 57th district of the state House of Delegates. Independent Party candidate Robert Brandon Smith the Third campaigned on a platform of smarter urban development and transportation policy. He s very visible and active in downtown Charlottesville so, even though he s homeless, he secured enough signatures to be added to the ballot. A team of producers who call themselves Squid and Beard followed the campaign and bring us this portrait of Robert Brandon Smith the Third: Independent candidate Robert Brandon Smith the Third garnered 21 percent of the vote in yesterday s 57th district house of delegates election. Here s a link to his web-based political ad.

Quetin Kidd, Chair of the Department of Government and Politics at Christopher Newport University joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss Virginia politics and the results of yesterday s elections.

George Gilliam, Assistant Director for Public Programs and Chairman of the forum program at the University of Virginia s Miller Center for Public Affairs joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss the latest news and events at the Miller Center.

Liza Mundy of the Washington Post and author of Michelle joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss Washington D.C. politics.

While lobster festivals are more prevalent in other parts of the country, the Cow Head Lobster Festival is the only one of its kind in Newfoundland and Labrador. This three-day festival is structured in a similar fashion to a large family gathering, with friends and family crowding into the church kitchen to prepare fresh lobster, and other local delicacies. Want to plan your trip to Canada? Visit http://www.canada.travel