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Brother D N Sister A. has a power pack show 4 You today!!! Segments include: 1. The 10 Commandments does not save you - JESUS SAVES 2. YOU are Relevant 2 GOD!!!!! 3. Brother D's. Pet Peeve List!!! ... We're spinning The Best MusiC, New MusiC, and Much More... ITS THE Praiselujah Radio-Show ...CHECK US OUT!!!! SAT 10AM-12N EST.  |
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- Darryl Pollicia, founder of Ivys Inc. will discuss the importance and implications of hydrogen fuel for cars. Ivy’s innovative zero emission hydrogen fueling station for cars, developed in collaboration with an area company PDC Machines, won a $1M Department of Energy H-Prizezero.
- Cyane Gresham, a professional gardener with decades of experience, talks about the place and importance of native plants in our environment and how to work with native plants.
In addition, hear about the Climate Change march on 4/29 and World Asthma Day 5/2. Listen to excerpts from marchers and speakers.
Tune in to Planet Philadelphia at our wonderful local radio station G-Town Radio 4:00pm today at www.gtownradio.com to hear these illuminating interviews and more.
Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is: (484) 278-1846. Record a comment or event announcement anytime to be broadcast on the next Planet Philadelphia radio show. Planet Philadelphia streams on the internet at http://www.gtownradio.com/ 4:00-5:00 p.m. the 1st and 3rd Fridays each month. To listen to shows after they’ve aired, check out the podcast page on Planet Philadelphia website, http://planetphila.weebly.com/podcasts.
Do tune in to the second great Planet Philadelphia in May, Friday the 19th 4:00 to 5:00 pm for more informative interviews about to live and thrive our beautiful world.
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Tonite on Skywave we have 2 terrific tales. We'll begin with an episode from that stirring Suspense series. Originally aired 1947, "The Visitor" concerns the case of a missing youth found and brought home. But in his 3 year absence, the young man can't seem to recall all the details of his past. Is he the real missing person or has someone returned in his place? Following that always edgy entry that Suspense guarantees, we have an episode from the Our Miss Brooks comedy series. 1st broadcast 1953, "A Plaque For Mr. Conklin" is ahead banger of a story whose plot will leave you dizzy trying to keep up with it's narrative. Suffice to say taht the meddlesome Miss Brooks muddles the chances of her pompous principal/boss' receiving a reward for his undistinguished service. And here to assist you in avoiding amnesia are guests Amanda Corrigan, Kathy Harmer, Mickey Onori and Jimmy what's his name of Ave G along with me, your host, Andy Piatrowski. |
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Power pop garage rock, glam stomp, girl groups, etc...it is music filled with infectious pop hooks to bring you a mess of fun.
Listen Up!: Where the cool, the classic, the corny and even the cringe-worthy collide.
Streaming live from 2-4pm EST
Follow the Listen Up! Blog and/or “like” the show on Facebook . Both serve as an addendum and a means to interact with the program. |
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Wednesday Morning Feed!
Newshounds (Delayed) Wednesday!
Brian Hickey, of Philly Voice, Had To Wait For A Cubs Win To Enter Feldman's Lair!
They Did. He's Here.
He's Got Stories.
M-Feed Is All Raconteurish,
9-10:30 AM Eastern Mon-Fri www.gtownradio.com |
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Listen Up! will dig up some post-punk/power-pop/punk rock/new wave/art damaged tunes from the late 70s through the early ’80s that littered the State of Pennsylvania and free them from the nostalgic binds of time.
Listen Up!: Where the cool, the classic, the corny and even the cringe-worthy collide.
Streaming live from 2-4pm EST
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A collection of tunes from long ago and not so long ago that sound and feel alright to me right about now. |
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Celebrate our earth by learning about our environmental and climate crisis on Planet Philadelphia streamed live on-line at our wonderful local radio station G-Town Radio 4:00pm www.gtownradio.com. On today’s show we’ll be hearing about the climate crisis and the challenges we face with in today’s political and economic conditions, Richard Whiteford, Climate Change Adviser and Board Member of the UN World Information Transfer NGO, Rabbi Julie Greenberg on the Power Local Green Jobs campaign addressing the intersection of climate issues, race, and extreme economic inequality, Lindsay Meiman - the Peoples Climate Movement and the April 29th march in Washington, Doug Wechsler on his new children’s book, The Hidden Life of a Toad, and Damali Rhett, will tell us about The Energy Co-op, renewable energy co-op. Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is: (484) 278-1846. Record a comment or event announcement anytime to be broadcast on the next Planet Philadelphia radio show. Planet Philadelphia streams on the internet at http://www.gtownradio.com/ 4:00-5:00 p.m. the 1st and 3rd Fridays each month. To listen to shows after they’ve aired, check out the podcast page on Planet Philadelphia website, http://planetphila.weebly.com/podcasts.
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Tune in Saturday, 4/22, to meet brilliant, funny, and talented Philadelphia-based actress, Niya Colbert! Niya will talk to us about her life and work in theater, and will also tell us about her affiliation with Philly's own outdoor summer theater group, Theatre in the X (check them out at: www.theatreinthex.com). Listen in to hear the story behind Niya's art! |
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