We’ve got something for everyone this week in the live stream. Check out this great career advice audio!

1. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Over 45 Job Search Advice (DOWNLOAD MP3)

2. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Starting Your Own Business (unavailable)

3. CAREER CZAR: Overcoming Self-defeating Behaviors (DOWNLOAD MP3)

4. THE JOB STALKER: Networking: how to use people (DOWNLOAD MP3)

5. SECRETS OF THE JOB HUNT: Dream Big with Heather Mundell (DOWNLOAD MP3)

Welcome back, we hope you are “stuffed” and had a great thanksgiving holiday. Here are five new shows to feast on. Listen live.

1) CAREER CZAR: 5 Financial Lessons from the Great Recession. Key lessons on how to manage your finances to learn from these tough economic times. (download mp3)

2) TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Onboarding Gen Y with Tamara Erickson (download mp3)

3) CAREER CHAT: Miami U’s Career Services discusses the living network (aka networking). (download mp3)

4) CAREER SUCCESS: Lost your job? Get a Plan B…(download mp3)

5) SECRETS OF THE JOB HUNT: From the 2006 Archives a conversation with Recruiter-Blogger Tiffany Bridge. Tiffany ended up quiting recruiting and started doing stand up comedy.

Several new shows and topics hit the stream this week including a new show from the career services arm of Miami University. Happy thanksgiving everyone.

1. MIAMI UNVERSITY’S CAREERCHAT: Networking with Alumni (download mp3)

2. SAVVY JOBSEEKER: How to Get the Job You Want When No One’s Hiring (download mp3)

3. CAREER CZAR: Tips from the Career Czar’s Career (download mp3)

4. CAREER SUCCESS: Twitter and other Social Media Job Search Stories (download mp3)

5. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Onboarding Expert Series #7 George Selix (download mp3)

Some very interesting career audio this week including the debut of Stephanie Lloyd’s “Dream Job Radio“. We’re pushing out her first episode today and she’ll be back in October for the start of her fall season. The show features job seekers in studio as Stephanie asks them about their job search experience and provides constructive criticism.

This weeks shows in the stream. Shows repeat every 8-10 hours.

1. DREAM JOB RADIO: Epsiode 1 of Stephanie Lloyd’s new show! (download mp3)

2. JOB SEARCH GUY: Social media and your dream job (download mp3)

3. CAREER COMMUNIQUE: Networking, Networking, Networking! (download mp3)

4. SAVVY JOBSEEKER: Roxanne’s guess teaches you how to turn your creativity into extra income (download mp3)

5. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: the iphone of MBA Programs: a conversation with Noel Tichy (download mp3)

6. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: (rpo) Recruitment Process Outsourcing explained (download mp3)

7. JOBS IN PODS: Physical therapist jobs at Elliot Health/VNA in Southern New Hampshire (download mp3)

8. JOBS IN PODS: Pediatric Pharmacist jobs at Elliot Health in Southern New Hampshire (download mp3)

We’re back this week with 11 new shows in the stream. View entire playlist.

1. SECRETS OF THE JOB HUNT: Ford Myers, author of ‘Get the job you want even when no one’s hiring’ (download)

2. JOBS IN PODS: VIPdesk Work at Home Jobs (download)

3. JOBS IN PODS: Nestle USA Jobcast with Brand Manager (download)

4. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: SHRM COO Talks about recent conference (download)

5. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Speak to be Heard, Stacey Hanke (download)

6. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Refresh on Indeed.com, CEO Paul Forster interview (download)

7. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Summer of Social Good: Mashable Powers Tweet Funding of Non-Profits (download)

8. RENEGADE PROFILE: Tim Berry Palo Alto Software Entrepreneur (download)

9. JOB SEARCH GUY: #12 SEO and the Job search (download)

10. CAREER COMMUNIQUE: Lessons from the Jobhunt (download)

11. SAVVY JOBSEEKER: Go ahead talk to strangers – networking tips (listen via BTR)

This week Pat talks about the importance of building your network throughout your career. (30 secs)

Eight new shows fill the stream this week, check ‘em out. View full playlist.

1. SECRETS OF THE JOB HUNT: How to instantly connect with anyone

Face to face networking is key to your career. Listen as author Leil Lowndes discusses tips to make your relationships stick.(download mp3)

2. JOB SEARCH GUY RADIO: Show #9 about green jobs

What are green jobs? How do you find them and how can you qualify for one? I have an exclusive interview with Jim Cassio, the man who should know. Jim has extensive experience in the green industry and has lots of answers. In fact, you may have all the skillsets you need for a green job right now. In this show a listener’s question on how far to rely on a recruiter once you’re deep in the interview process. (download mp3)

3. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Whats your best career advice?

Pete Johnson is currently the Portals and Marketing Solutions IT Chief Architect at Hewlett-Packard, where he’s worked since graduating from UC San Diego with a BSCS degree in 1993. Pete used Linkedin Answers to pose the headline question: What’s your best career advice, using EXACTLY 6 words? (download mp3)

4. CAREER COMMUNIQUE RADIO: Drilling for diamonds: Finding Your Core Strengths

Join Annemarie Cross and Keith Keller on Career Communique Radio as they interview Kate McLagen from Right Management about ‘Finding Your Core Strengths’. (download on BTR)

5. CAREER RENEGADE: Renegade profile of Jason Lamberth

Jonathan Fields, interviews college football start turned conscious furniture builder, Jason Lamberth (download mp3)

6. SAVVY JOBSEEKER: 5 things you need to know about headhunters

Are you considering working with a headhunter? Linda Nolan, Career Strategist at WorkQuest.com will share five tips on what to expect and how to make the relationship work.(download from BTR)

7. JOBS IN PODS: Web designer jobs at CKR Interactive in Cupertino California (download)

8. JOBS IN PODS: Jobs at Energy Northwest in Richland Washington (download)

We have a new show that debuts this week as well as 7 other new episodes for job seekers everywhere.

1. RECRUITING PODS: Mackey & Guasco Staffing Show – Resumes are still awful

Mackey & Guasco Staffing Radio Show for May 2009. Maureen Mackey discusses the issue of job advice overload, bad resumes, the job market and a new alliance.

2. JOB SEARCH GUY RADIO #7: What to do after a networking event

Joe hosts an exclusive interview with Shama Hyder, one of the 10 most influential and powerful women in social media about the most important things you need to do immediately after attending a networking event. [download mp3]

3. TOTAL PICTURE RADIO: Maury Hanigan The Layoff Coach

Maury Hanigan leads the team of experts that make up The Layoff Coach. As a nationally recognized authority on employment, career development and hiring, Maury brings more than 20 years experience to the position, and joins us today. [download mp3]

4. JOBS IN PODS: Merck jobcast for Manufacturing Supervisors

This is a career path jobcast featuring Manufacturing Supervisor jobs with Merck & Company. Merck is currently hiring for Manufacturing Supervisor positions for its headquarters in West Point, PA. Joining us today to discuss this role is Courtney Irene Graybill, Senior Manufacturing Supervisor within their Viral Vaccine Manufacturing division.[download mp3]

5. JOBS IN PODS: Merck jobcast for Biotechnicians

Find out what a biotechnician does. Merck’s Biotechnicians are a key part of the company’s operations. Joining us now to talk about that role is Jeff Hendricks, a level 2 Biotechnician.[download mp3]

6. SAVVY JOBSEEKER: Susan Joyce from Job-Hunt.org

Susan P. Joyce is the editor & publisher of Job-Hunt.org – one of the top employment portals on the Web. She’ll share 10 steps to take right now if a layoff is in your future.[listen via BTR]

7. CAREER COMMUNIQUE: Twitter for jobseekers

Social media and social networking is rapidly becoming an important tool and strategy in a job seekers job search. If you’re not familiar with social networking or are not using this as part of your job search, then this show is a must listen. [listen via BTR]

8. CAREER RENEGADE: inventRight’s Stephen Key

Career Renegade author, Jonathan Fields, interviews inventRight founder, Stephen Key about turning an idea or invention into s viable product, while minimizing risk and investment through the vehicle of licensing.[ download mp3]

Its never groundhog day at JobRadio.fm. We always have new shows to hit the career airwaves. This week pink slip parties are all the rage and experts sound off on the recruiting industry as new internships are discovered. View full playlist.

Here’s whats new this week:

1. Working Podcast #84

A look into the future: caffeine banned from work. Commuter rules of the four-way stop. 2009 career resolutions for YOU. GreatPlaceJobs and Telonu in the Career Filter. [download mp3]

2. Jobs in Pods

Jobcast: Nestle Purina Sales Internships [download mp3]

3. Total Picture Radio: HR Trendwatch

Not all director-level positions are created equal. Donna Bear profiles the career paths of Lisa Brummel, Microsoft; and Arvind Rajan, Linkedin. [download mp3]

4. Total Picture Radio: Gerry Crispin’s 2009 Recruiting Forecast

What’s happening inside the staffing industry? Is applicant data a ticking time-bomb? Is anyone hiring?What do job seekers need to know? [download mp3]

5. Savvy Jobseeker: Pink Slip Mixers

When Edwin Duterte lost his job and couldn’t find another he decided to take matters into his own hands. He started throwing local networking events called Pink Slip Mixers. Edwin shares his story and networking tips for job hunters. [download mp3]

6. Career Communique: Jason Alba from JibberJobber

Join Annemarie Cross and her very special guest Jason Alba – CEO of JibberJobber.com – Career Management 2.0 as they launch the first Australian partnership for JibberJobber.com with Advanced Employment Concepts. [download mp3]

Job seekers can learn a lot from Cupid as Valentine’s Day draws near. According to Shawn Graham, author of Courting Your Career, scoring a great job requires many of the same skills and strategies as wooing a love interest.

For example, statistics indicate that most job seekers despise networking, prompting them to ignore this essential strategy in their search for jobs. As a result, these people often miss out on dozens of job leads that could have connected them to their dream job.

In his book, Graham likens the importance of networking to the dating scene. “Before you can date someone, you need to meet someone. And what better place to meet someone than in the ‘meet market?’ I’m not talking about the selection of steaks at your local grocery store or a bar full of men and women undressing you with their eyes. I’m talking about meeting someone through a friend or a friend of a friend,” says Graham.

“Like dating, when you’re looking for a job, mutual friends can be a great resource for expanding your professional network.”

In the dating game a person can sour their opportunity to score a date or exchange phone numbers in a matter of seconds. Sometimes, it’s as simple as using a cheesy pick-up line, moving too fast or having bad breath. Similarly, there are a handful of ways job seekers can quickly turn off a valuable networking contact. Graham offers the following do’s and don’ts:

Networking Do’s:

- Be professional and courteous during all of your interactions.

- Proofread all e-mails.

- Ask insightful and thoughtful questions.

- Ask for names of others who may be willing to help you.

- Send thank-you notes to contacts whether or not they were helpful.

- Stay in touch with contacts even after you find a job.

Networking Don’ts

- Make a contact feel used and manipulated.

- Ask a contact to find you a job.

- Send generic e-mails to new or existing contacts.

- Send a copy of your resume if it was not requested first.

- Miss or be late to a meeting.

- Monopolize someone’s time when he or she has agreed to speak with you.

Although networking can be a challenging strategy to master, it’s the one most likely to result in employment opportunities. Graham says, “Keep in mind how much more comfortable it is to meet someone who’s been introduced to you by a mutual friend. Even a blind date is easier if you and your date have mutual friends. When it’s time to hire a new employee, most employers prefer to hire a job candidate who’s been referred by a trusted employee. That way, they can feel more like they’re venturing into known territory.”

Courting Your Career is available at all major bookstores and from the publisher (www.jist.com or 1.800.648.JIST). The author, Shawn Graham, is immediately available for print, broadcast and online interviews. To request a copy of Courting Your Career or to speak with Graham, contact Selena Dehne.