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 It's been teased, short sets have been explored, but a full Listen Up! show of the sub-micro-genre of "Hobbit Rock" has yet to happen til...this coming Wednesday from 2-4pm EST on WGGT-lp 92.9fm and G-Town Radio online. What is "Hobbit Rock"? Tune in as we attempt to define it by rambling on into the misty mountains with some tales of wizards, gnomes and other middle earth creatures tossed into proglicious rock, folk, and other sounds.
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Good eve. Welcome to Skywave for more radio play listening pleasure.We start with an episode from the suspenseful Quiet Please series. Originally aired 1948, "Anonymous" considers a threat a politician receives on the phone that haunts him to obsession. What is that threat? stay tuned. We continue with some comic relief from the Bickersons. 1st broadcast 1947, "John's Will" finds our love birds at it again over why he hasn't made out his will. Who will he leave it to? And here to keep your ears satisfied are voice regulars Nyi Lunsford, Gary Mitchell and your host, Andy Pettit. |
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Tune in TODAY at 5PM to "The (Not So) Hidden Agenda" to meet host Stephanie Heck's next guest, David Rose! David will tell us about the SINGING NINA FESTIVAL, one-day festival (coming to Germantown on May 19th) which celebrates the music and life of Nina Simone. If you love Nina Simone, you don't want to miss this! Tickets for the event are available here: https://www.artful.ly/store/events/1724 |
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Sundays from 10 am to 12 pm on Gtownradio.com and 92.9 WGGT-LP. Fewsh; it's 81% music, 19% oh my gosh!
(Photo by Daria Shevtsova)
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Water in times of climate crisis; How we treat our water resources will determine our health and the health of the planet. 
Carol Collier, Senior Advisor for Watershed Management and Policy at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. She served for more than 15 years as executive director of the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) before joining the Academy. She will be talking about the environmental issues affecting the Delaware River basin and how these are being addressed to protect our water and the environment. Temple University professors Dr. Merián Soto and Dr. Fletcher Chmara-Huff will talk about global water issues, and about OASIS, a celebration of World Water Day to be held on 3/22 starting at 1pm. This is a daylong educational symposium and dance presentation by Temple dance students, in partnership with the Office of Sustainability and the Department of Geography and Urban Studies at Temple University. Some of the participating students may be joining in this live interview. |
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Wednesday Night @ 10 PM92.9 FM WGGT-LP Philadelphia 
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Good eve. Welcome to Skywave for more live radio plays. Tonite we have 2 more tales. We begin with an episode from the bizarre X Minus One series. 1st broadcast 1956, "The Lifeboat Mutiny" considers a futuristic mission in which 2 officers are sent to survey the planet Trident. But what does a lifeboat have to do with planetary observation? Stay tuned. We follow with a script from the Fleischmann Yeast Hour series. Originally aired 1933, "The Valiant" brings us to a prison where a man is about to hang for murder and why won't he reveal his true identity? Our guests tonite are Martha Michael or Ellen Perry, Bill Simpson, Jim Harris, and your host, Andy Pettit. |
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 Digging deep in the dusty and dank maze of sound for some roots rock, country, cowpunk, cosmic Americana and assorted twang tinged recordings for this week’s show.
Tune in the Wed afternoon from 2-4 pm est on 92.9fm WGGT and streaming online from G-town Radio Follow the Listen Up! Blog and/or “like” the show on Facebook . Both serve as an addendum and a means to interact with the program |
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 Tune in Wed night, March 13 from 7-9 PM - Hear new tracks from Empath, Vixen77, Strand of Oaks, Petal, and Bad Shapes. The Local Music Show - featuring all Philly bands and artists. |
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A bit about the birthday problem (for good reason) and "much" more. (Photo by Wilhelm von Gloeden)
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