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Summer officially starts today and it’s getting hotter. There’s something called the heat island effect that is a threat to our fellow citizen’s health - particularly in some sections of Philadelphia. This is an issue we’ll be exploring as the summer heats up. We’ll be starting  today with Linda’s and my interview with Helena van Vliet and Sadie Francis from a new organization called BioPhilly. This group is dedicated the idea that nature helps us humans in many important ways - including possibly to help deal with heat islands.

• One of Temple University Professor Fletcher Chmara-Huff, PhD, in the Geography and Urban Studies/ Environmental Studies class projects focusing on Socially Just Climate Futures in Philadelphia. Because climate change will change everything... Students involved in making in this podcast were: Stephen Anderson, Madeline Damore, Evan Loeb, Bryce McGrath, Ritapa Neogi, Travis Spotts  titled “Birds and Weeds” about urban gardening.
  
  
• We will also have Liz Robinson Plant Philadelphia’s Harrisburg energy correspondent telling us what’s happening in our state’s capital. She keeps on top of things and there’s a lot going on in Harrisburg that could affect us all.

 

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Good eve. Welcome to skywave here at Gtownradio for more live radio play theatre. We begin with a script from the Inner Sanctum Mysteries. Originally aired 1946, "The Dead Laugh" has a desperate judge in a sweet spot. He's cleared all the hurdles so he can marry the love of his dreams. With the slight inconvenience of having to commit a double murder. Wow! Talk about fatal attraction. And was it worth it? Stay tunes. We follow with some down home country comedy from the Lum and Abner series. 1st broadcast 1943, "Mary and the Kettle"  considers a lopsided legal interpretation of how an ordinary item that was possibly pilfered by juvie Mary. Bu as her uncles take on the grave mantle of judge and jury, we find a fair sentence for the would-be innocent , until she reveals an awful truth. Confused. Well here to clear or confuse are guest regs Stephen Medvidick and Carol Moog along with your host Andy Pettit.

TODAY on "The (not so) Hidden Agenda," Stephanie interviews visual artist Elaine Erne! Elaine will tell us about her graphite drawings of dolls and stuffed animals, which combine themes of whimsy and sorrow (on display now at HouseGallery).  She'll also tell us why she draws them, what they meant to her, and how her path got started.  Don't miss it!

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