Welcome to Skywave for more live radio play fun! We begin with an episode from the Dragnet series. 1st broadcast 1951, "The Big Cop" has the city in a fray chasing down warehouse looters. Could the problem be as Det. Joe Friday suspects- "that they're working form an inside angle- getting tips" ad to keep you in more confusion we have a short from 5 Minute Mysteries. Originally aired in the late '40's, "Murder of Mrs. Banks" concerns the suspicious death of a housewife found by husband and friend? Can you guess who dun it? Here to maintain your befuddlement are voices Susan Triggiani, Maury Harris, Steve Medvidick and your host, Andy Pettit.  

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Welcome to Skywave for more radio play action. We have three terrific tales for you. In reverse order, we end with a creepy episode from the sci fi series X Minus 1. 1st broadcast 1956, "Hostess" concerns an investigation by a doctor from another planet performing research. But when agent Drake learns that biologist wife is harboring the doctor who has an ulterior motive, how safe will earth be? On the lighter side, we have 2 pieces from guest playwright John McDonnell. We begin with "Just Fire Me". Cindy Kindle, a low level demon, has been called for a meeting with Ashton Pepper, sale manager in Hell. It seems Cindy has not been meeting her quota lately for condemned souls. She explains that she's burned out and needs a break. But are these breaks in hell? Will Cindy get her vacation? And we conclude with "Punishment Card". Mr. Williams, shopper at Tidy Stores, has earned punishment points because he has been shopping at a competing store. He is called to the managers's office to discuss the situation with Alf Sledgecock, the punishment manager, who strikes fear in his heart when he describes what the punishment will be. and here to reward you for listening are regular voices Nyi Lunsford, Gary Mitchell, John McDonnell and your host, Andy Petttit. 

TODAY at 5pm on "THE (not so) HIDDEN AGENDA," meet host Stephanie Heck's next guest, photographer Steven Taylor. Steven will talk about his journey into photography, what it means to him, and how he uses his photos to promote positive growth by "uplifting aspects of blackness in [his] inner-city neighborhood."  To get a preview of his work, check him out online at www.stevencwtaylor.com, and tune in at 5pm to get to know him!

Guests today are:

Anthony Rogers-Wright, The Green New Deal’s Origin Story: Anthony Rogers-Wright  is the Policy Coordinator for the Climate Justice Alliance (CJA).  He has over ten years of policy analysis, community organizing and outreach/advocacy experience. Anthony will explain the origins of the climate justice ideas in the GND as well as discuss why he and the CJA believe that a “just transition” to a greener world must place race, gender and class at the center of solutions.  Anthony was interviewed at the recent NetRoots Conference in Philadelphia.

Peter Winslow, Future for PES?:  Peter Winslow has worked on a Port Development Plan and on projects for the Department of Defense, Carnegie Mellon, Siemens, and Rutgers. He is the President of the Evolve Foundation and the Founder/President of the FLAG (the Free Loan Association for Germantown). He has followed developments at PES (Philadelphia Energy Solutions, the largest refinery on the east coast) for several years.  This is the next installment from about the fast moving situation at the former PES refinery in the wake of the fire and closure of the facility. What can be done with the facility now (can it be used for greener purposes?) and how is the community getting involved.