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Welcome to skywave for more live radio play fun. we begin with a story form the Columbia workshop. 1st broadcast 1939, "Highboy" is the piece of furniture greedy sister Sue is sure will be hers after her aunt dies. Will she get it? Stay tuned. We follow that mystery with some romcom relief from the Bright Star series. Originally aired 1952, "Aunt Sophy" Plays Matchmaker" has aunt S convinced George and Susan are smitten. But what happens when Geo and Sue hatch a plot to convince Aunt S otherwise? Does cupid's arrow still have that sting? Well, here to win your hearts again are reg players Kathy Harmer, Teri Maxwell, Susan Trigianni, Maury Harris, Tom Casetta and your quiver-ing host, Andy Pettit. |
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 The Jazz Continuum (Saturdays, 6-8pm): What’s with This?! Hosted by David Brown This week on the Jazz Continuum What’s with This: The Jazz Edition. I’m not so good at buying gifts, so to celebrate our 23rd wedding anniversary, I'm making a radio “mix tape” for the wife. In 1995 I made her a tape called What’s with This?! Tonight, I update the mix with an evening of good feelin’ hard bop, soul and funky sounds to bring a spring to your step, a glide in your stride and a dip in your hip. Join us!
The Jazz Continuum - Old, new, in, out...wherever the music takes us. Each week, we will explore the elements of Jazz from a historical perspective. |
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In this show we examine some innovative strategies in how we use our land such as “enhanced rock weathering” and urban agriculture with guests: • Dr. David Beerling: works as a soil researcher at The University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom, is Director of the Leverhulme Centre for Climate Change Mitigation and Sorby Professor of Natural Sciences in the Department of Animal and Plant Sciences at the University of Sheffield, UK.   • Ash Richards and EmmaKate Martin: are in Philadelphia’s Department of Parks and Recreation. Ash is Philadelphia’s first Director of Urban Agriculture and is responsible for running the City’s FarmPhilly program. EmmaKate supports the Community Gardens in the Park Friends Network, coordinates the Junior Farmers program, and provides technical assistance for the other urban agriculture projects in FarmPhilly. Not in Philly?
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Sequential terror and fun. (Image by Reade McCardell and Jcw888us)
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Hooky, hard-edged, guitar-driven rock and roll from the 70's gets served up this Wednesday (March 31st) |
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 Can Caitlin Cieri write and produce 1 brand new audio drama every month for a year? She can with the help of Germantown Radio, a bevy of savvy actors, and a whole bunch of public domain sound effects. Whether it's historical or hysterical, tragedy or travesty, doZen delivers.
During a round of spring cleaning, Caitlin discovered a manuscript from her great-grandmother Isabel Griffith and adapted it into a psychological horror about the hold a cat has over a little old woman. Starring Carol Moog, Gary Mitchell, Sandie Rollins, Sue Phillips, Andrea Mazzuchi, Jerry Perna, and Giacoma Bonello, along with a bonus episode from one of doZen's earlier days. |
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 Travel the Jazz Continuum this Saturday, March 27 from 6-8pm. This week’s destination: Philadelphia. Jazz and poetry from Monette Sudler & Trapeta B. Mason. Big sounds from Orrin Evans and the Captain Black Big Band. A scotch & soul mix from bagpipe virtuoso Rufus Harley and Yusef Lateef live at the fabled Pep’s music bar. Tune in! Hosted by David Brown. |
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Something yanked from the archives for you. (Image by unknown)
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