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Good eve. Welcome to Skywave ala remote for more live radio play excitement. We begin with the infamous HG Wells tale "The Machine". 1st broadcast 1950, our story begins with invitation to travel to the year 100, 080. After a disappointing tour, the adventurers return to the spot where they landed only to find the contraption gone. Will they find it? Stay tuned to find out and stay on for some comic relief from JP Shanley's piece "A Lonely Impulse of Delight". Hear what happens when a guy wants to introduce to his friend the new love of his life- a mermaid. We close with recitations from 2 Romantic poets- first Wm. Wordsworth's "Daffodils" and the Felicia Hemans' "To Wordsworth". Tonight you'll hear the gracious, generous voice of regular Skywave actor Gary Mitchell along with that of your host all made possible by SFX engineer extraordinaire Tom Casetta! |
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A Fewsh for and about John Prine. (Photo care of Yellowstone National Park)
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 James Tour, Ph.D. is a professor of chemistry, computer science, and materials science and nanogenineering at Rice University. He will discuss a process of making graphene cheaply by a flash Joule heating method. Graphene, the hardest manmade substance, could then be used in a number of ways to lower greenhouse gas emissions, such as in making and using concrete.  Chelsea Heveran, Ph.D., of University of Colorado and Montana State University will tell us about “living building materials”, a new field using living biological matter to make nonorganic objects, including green cement. Not in Philly?
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Welcome to Skywave for more live radio play pleasure. We begin with an episode from the spooky sci fi series Quiet Please. 1st broadcast 1949, "Northern Lights" considers an individual's ability to understand the language of the Northern Lights; that it can somehow communicate to humans. Wanna hear how? Listen and find out! We follow with some laughs from the Battling Bickersons. Originally aired 1945, "The Tax Refund" is a seasonal treat or nagging reminder what's due soon or else. And here to remind you how to maintain sanity is, once again ala remote, voice actor Elizabeth Caruso along with SFX engineer extraordinaire Tom Casetta and your host, Andy Pettit. |
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It's an alternative universe edition of Listen Up! It's April Fools Day and so enter a much needed Reality Free Zone filled with incredibly strange and offbeat music. You will hear Thriftstore disco, moog madness, zany obscuro 45's that defy genre,corporate sales training musical numbers, easy and cheesy listening, bizarre childrens songs about hot dogs, song poems and other audio oddities. Music scoured from thrift stores, run down record shops, yard sale trash bins, discarded boxes on the side of the road, and even the internet. |
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Still barely credible. (Photo by Engin Akyurt)
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Tune your radio dial to 92.9fm and/or stream G-town Radio/WGGT-LP 92.9 on your net connected device from 2-4pm tomorrow (wed 3/25). Your mid-week, mid-day music filled escape. Lots of stooop-id rawk 'n' roll rekkids
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Good eve. Welcome to Skywave for more live radio play pleasure. We begin with an episode from the Silver Theatre detective series. Originally aired 1941, "Murder Unlimited" concerns the brash, ambitious reporter Dorothy Scott, who(dead bored of writing about stiffs in the obit. column) is ready to be assigned to something big like the Murder Unlimited story- a mysterious organization that deals in wholesale murder. But is Ms. Scott ready to deal with desperate killers? We continue with some jolts of laffter from the Vic and Sade comedy series. 1st broadcast 193ought, "The Washing Machine is on the Blink" considers how a housewife's frustration with an everyday appliance becomes the source of a galvanic prank for the boys in the home. Hear how the sparks fly with this electrically charged tale. And here to jump your audio cables are via another electric appliance the telephone and for the 1st ever such venture in observance of social distancing are the team of Leah Holleran and Aaron Roberge and SFX master Tom Casetta along with your host, Andy Pettit. |
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Let's effectuate!! (Photo by Vinicius Altava)
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