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 savy actors, and a whole bunch of public domain sound effects. Whether it's historical or hysterical, tragedy or travesty, doZen delivers.
This Month 9/30
Fall is here and school has started, but who says beach season's over? This week's episode of doZen features two short beaches, a fancy car, a pony and the woman of a hundred hustles: Pruny Prue. Starring Issa Kabeer, Susan Triggiani, Julianne Layden, and more! |
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 On Tuesday September 29th, you are invited to celebrate our 3rd Annual 92.9 Day via our Virtual Record Listening Party. Join the fun, by streaming G-Town Radio over your fave internet connected device or stopping by our "virtual studio" via Zoom (details below) anytime between 8 -10pm Request a song, share a radio story and be part of your community radio station. We also want to know your favorite songs about radio. Let us know your top two picks as we will compile a top five. Be part of the broadcast by "zooming" in with a song request or Gtown radio memory and your "radio song" picks or you can call in at 215-609-4301 or email us at
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Today at 5pm-RUTH BADER GINSBURG AND THE US JUDICIAL SYSTEM Tune in to "The (Not So) Hidden Agenda" to hear Dr. Stephanie Heck's enlightening conversation with local trial lawyer, negotiator, and criminal justice instructor, Brandi McLaughlin. Ms. McLaughlin talks about the great impact of "The Notorious RBG" on equality and civil rights, how the judicial system works, and the power we each have to shape our society through the judiciary...Don't miss it! |
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Down, Down, B, B, A, Down, Up, Start (Photo by Mathew Brady)
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This week: Sort of a kosmische vibe meets post punk meets Europop.
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Good evening. Welcome to skywave for more live radio play action. We begin with a sci fi episode from Columbia Workshop. 1st broadcast 1956, "A Pride of Carrots" imagines how life on Venus would be with talking veggies on a planet that is divided in 2 political parties? We continue with the space opera Flash Gordon. Now that our hero is reunited with his sweetie Dale, can they escape the foul claws of evil emperor Ming? Well here to provide you some escape from it all for the next hour are reg voices Nyi Lunsford, Leah Holleran, Gary Mitchell, Aaron Roberge, Tom C. and your host, Andy P. |
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Wed, Sep 23. Hear new tracks from Corey Flood, Anthony Green, and Dominic Angelella. Two hours of local music! |
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TODAY at 5pm on "The (Not So) Hidden Agenda," let host Dr. Stephanie Heck introduce you to the co-artistic directors of Curio Theatre, Rich Bradford and Paul Kuhn. Rich and Paul talk about Curio's history, their collaborative work, and their current mission: to bring inclusiveness and diversity to their W. Philly stage. They also announce their upcoming ambulatory socially-distant production, "A Symphony for St. Georges," about the little-known but powerful 18th century Black virtuoso fencer, violinist, and composer -- Joseph Bologne, Chevalier do Saint-George. Don't miss it! |
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