Tune in to Stepping Into Tomorrow this evening at 8:00PM, as host Gabriel Bryant discusses the upcoming 24th Annual International Locks Conference! He will speak with one of the long time supporters and presenters at the event, hiphop artist Tahir RBG! He will talk about what attendees can look forward to during the weekend and the importance of culture and custom for people of African descent. Check in and show love for the Kuumba Family Organizing Team!

Today on the show, Brendan welcomes drummer, producer, engineer, and record label head Adrian Harpham. As a drummer, he's performed with the likes of Lucy Pearl, (featuring Raphael Saadiq, Ali Shaheed Muhammad and Dawn Robinson), Leo Nocentelli (of the Meters), Icons Of Funk (featuring Nocentelli, Fred Wesley, Bernie Worrell and bassist Bill Dickens), Chromeo, Amel Larrieux/Groove Theory, Dr. John, Henry Butler, Donald Harrison, Pee Wee Ellis, Thalía, Doug Wamble, Oz Noy, Charlie Hunter, Brazilian Girls, Coolio, Julian Coryell, Tre Hardson (from the Pharcyde), Jason Miles and DJ Logic/Global Noize, Screaming Headless Torsos, Melvin Sparks, The Shirelles, The Chiffons, The Crystals, Gloria Gaynor, and many more.

In more recent years, Adrian is emerging as a record producer and recording artist in his own right. He has worked on 17 albums including two of his own, on which he plays most of the instruments, sings and writes the songs. In 2010, Adrian his first album, Music From The Mind's Eye, was released on Amel Larrieux's label, Blisslife records. His second album, On The Edge Of Change, was released independently in 2014. In 2016, the debut record for the supergroup, Light Blue Movers, was released on Ropeadope Records. He is a key member along with keyboardist Deron Johnson, singer/guitarist Gabriel Gordon and Israeli bassist Jonathan Levy. He is the producer, co-writer and mixing engineer in addition to playing drums, some keys, additional guitar, percussion and backing vocals for this project. It was released in March 2016. Also, in 2016, he formed a production company Big Pulse Productions and his own imprint label, Modern Icon Recordings (within Ropeadope) in 2017.

Adrian will chat with Brendan and making records, being a musician, art, life, and more. Oh, and they'll play lots of music, mostly from the latest Light Blue Movers album as well as other artists on Adrian's label.

Good eve. Welcome to Skywave here at Gtownradio for your live radio play listening pleasure. Tonite we have 2 more terrific tales. We'll begin with a script from the Suspense series. 1st broadcast 1961, "Bells" considers the prospects of  a couple who decide to move to the country on a wife's supernaturally-influenced whim guiding her to relocate. Will the cynical husband go along with the psychically ordained plan or send his wife to the snake pit? Don't hiss because humor follows with a visit to the battling Bickersons. Originally aired 1945, "The Honeymoon Is Over"  finds our ever-loving couple at the crossroads of tolerable desire. Is the romance still there? Stay tuned with regular guests Sherry Brown, Maury, and your host , Andy Pettit. 

The Revolutionary Germantown Festival is happening this Saturday on the grounds of Cliveden. This seems like a good excuse for Listen Up! to celebrate that other British Invasion by playing nothing but sounds from those sixties UK rock and pop acts  Two hours of those fab merseybeat, mod, freakbeat, British blues and R &B sounds.

Listen Up!: Where the cool, the classic, the corny and even the cringe-worthy collide.

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TODAY AT 5PM!  Check out the replay of Stephanie's interview with local psychologist and editor of "The Psychoanalytic Activist," Dr. Matt LeRoy.  Want to learn about how psychoanalysis is relevant to today's political world?  Then check out Stephanie and Matt's discussion about the intersection of psychoanalysis and social justice!  Don't miss it! 

Tune in to Stepping Into Tomorrow this evening at 8:00PM, as host Gabriel Bryant discusses the controversial street re-naming of North 59th Street in west Philadelphia (from Overbrook Ave. to City Line Ave.) as "W. Wilson Goode Way," after the former Mayor. Concerned community members and activists have voiced their issue with the street being re-named at City Council hearings and at the street re-naming dedication itself, citing the former Mayor's connection and role in the 1985 MOVE bombing, which left 11 men, women and children dead, 61 homes burned down and 250 people displaced. Feel free to call in at 215.609.4301!