Welcome to Skywave for a special edition. Usually we perform live radio plays, but in these unusual circumstances a solo reading of poetry to usher in the approaching season seems a festive fit! For the occasion, you will hear the words of TS Eliot's Waste Land and other poems recited by your host, Andy Pettit with artful editing by Tom Casetta. Be of cheer....the time for buds to burst is nigh; so near! 

It is possible there is a luster at the end of the burrow.

♥ FEWSH ♥

Welcome to Skywave for more live radio play entertainment. Tonite we have a classic- "The Wizard of Oz". Okay, so you know the story, but how about the significance. What would Freud say? Who cares? Okay, let's check in on Gloria Steinem: Dorothy's ultimately victorious face-off against the wicked witch results in the evaporation of the conventional male perception of woman as a symbol of castration which is replaced by the  ascendance of the newly independent feminine mystique". Our voices this eve are Martha Michael, Bill Simpson, El Perry and Andy Pettit. 

TODAY at 5pm on "The (Not So) Hidden Agenda"--tune in to meet host Stephanie Heck's next inspiring guest, author Daralyse Lyons!  Daralyse is going to tell us all about her recently published 26th book "Yoga Cocaine," which is already slated for movie production.  And we'll also hear about the many other hats she wears in addition to being an author. Don't miss it!  

Be you Fewsh or depth charge?

A momentous and disorienting episode featuring the work of Roni Horn, Barbara Golden and Janet Cardiff.

How is the medical community addressing the growing challenges?
Caleb Dresser, M.D., Climate and Human Health Fellow working with the Center for Climate, Health, and the Global Environment at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health (Harvard C-CHANGE) to understand and enhance approaches to health risks during and after extreme weather events.​

Also: Health impacts of worsening air pollution: Dr. Marilyn Howarth is the Director of Community Engagement for the Center of Excellence in Environmental Toxicology at the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine. Peter DeCarlo PhD, Associate Professor at Johns Hopkins University in Environmental Health and Engineering.  Pouné Saberi, MD, MPH, President, Board of Directors for Physicians for Social Responsibility