 Guests: Tim Bennett will talk about food waste, one of the more significant contributors to environmental degradation and greenhouse gas emissions. Bennett Compost is one of the largest, private residential composting companies in the Northeast collecting food scraps from over 2200 households weekly. Sharon Pillar, Consultant for Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) a national nonpartisan organization that advocates for smart policies that are good for both the environment and the economy, will talk with us about the recently released Clean Jobs PA report. Music: Big Yellow Taxi – Joni Mitchell Smile From The Mirror - David Szesztay There It Is - David Szesztay Warmth Of The Sun - Beach Boys  Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein, 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday every month. Tune in your radio dial to Germantown Community Radio 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in NW Philadelphia, or listen to the live streaming at G-Town Radio at http://www.gtownradio.com, and/or on your mobile devices with your radio app. Shows aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast.
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Tune in today to Planet Philadelphia, 4-5 PM on your radio dial at 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and WGGT-LP or streaming at G-town Radio to hear about ways to clean up our environment by dealing with food waste and with growing numbers of clean energy jobs right here in PA. Live guest in studio today:
 Sharon Pillar, Consultant for Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) Sharon Pillar, Consultant for Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) a national nonpartisan organization that advocates for smart policies that are good for boththe environment and the economy, will talk with us about the recently released Clean Jobs PA report. She will discuss the prospects for clean energy jobs in PA and how our state ranks in relationship to other states in this area.
 Photo courtesy of E2 Environmental Entreprenuesrs Tune in to Planet Philadelphia Friday 7/20/18 4-5 PM at 92.9 FM Germantown Community Radio and WGGT-LP or streaming at G-town Radio to hear how progress towards clean energy jobs and lessened food waste is proceeding and affecting our ability to have a clean environment.
Music: Big Yellow Taxi – Joni Mitchell Peace Settling - Podington Bear Heatwave - Thom Starr And The Galaxies This Land Is Your Land - Sharon Jones And The Dap-Kings Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein. Listen to Planet Philadelphia 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday every month, on Greater Germantown Community Radio. Shows aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast.
 Photo courtesy of Carnival de Resitance
 © Kay Wood 2018 Billions in back taxes: Peter Winslow on Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) bankruptcy and their enormous amount of back taxes owed Pennsylvania.  Photo courtesy of Carnival de Resistance. Art as Social Change: Carnival de Resistance (CdR), a traveling carnival, village, and school for social change exploring healthy cultural and ecological practices and demonstrating fossil fuel free alternatives in an eco-village experiment.  ©2018 Kay Wood Also on this Planet Philadelphia show is our gardening report from professional gardener, Cyane Gresham. She we be talking about what gardeners can do about the increasingly heavy rains we’re getting. There are several ways to listen to Planet Philadelphia. Tune in on your radio dial at 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in NW Philadelphia, or listen on simultaneous live streaming live on G-Town Radio at http://www.gtownradio.com, and/or on your mobile devices with your radio app. Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein. Listen to Planet Philadelphia 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday every month, on Greater Germantown Community Radio. Shows aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast. Alternative Ways to Resist Polluter Profits Above People: Planet Philadelphia, Friday 7/6/186/28/2018  Tune in to Planet Philadelphia 4-5:00 pm Friday 7/6/18 at 92.9 FM WGGT-LP on your radio dial in NW Philly or listen to the live stream on-line at www.gtownradio.com Community Activism: Peter Winslow on Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) bankruptcy and back taxes. PES is the big problem-prone oil refinery in Grays Ferry. It recently went through bankruptcy, but there are still some big unaddressed questions, one of which is an enormous amount of back taxes owed Pennsylvania.  Peter Winslow is President of the Evolve Foundation and the Founder/President of the FLAG (the Free Loan Association for Germantown). He is actively engaged in advocacy for the environmental and social justice community, including initiatives of Green Justice Philly, Pennsylvania Interfaith Power and Light, 350 Philadelphia, POWER, Clean Water Action, and other organizations. He has participated in renewable energy and energy efficiency research and demonstration projects, including studies for the Department of Defense in association with Rutgers University, Carnegie Mellon University, and Siemens Corporate Technology. Art as Social Change in Philadelphia: Carnival de Resistance (CdR), a traveling carnival, village, and school for social change CdR bridges the worlds of art, activism and faith. This summer, in Philadelphia, Holy Fool Arts is organizing its 7th Carnival de Resistance July 24th through August 5th. Weekend productions (weaving storytelling, dance theater, live music, and circus arts) will be at Arch St. United Methodist Church. Also, in venues throughout the city, CdR will explore healthy cultural and ecological practices and demonstrate fossil fuel free alternatives in an eco-village experiment. Our live radio guests from the Carnival will be:
There are several ways to listen to Planet Philadelphia. Tune in on your radio dial at 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in NW Philadelphia, or listen on simultaneous live streaming live on G-Town Radio at http://www.gtownradio.com, and/or on your mobile devices with your radio app. Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein. Listen to Planet Philadelphia 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday every month, on Greater Germantown Community Radio. Shows aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast. Podcast: Environmental justice in Pennsylvania–Planet Philadelphia aired live on 92.9LPFM, 6/15/186/17/2018  https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/environmental-justice-in-pennsylvaniaplanet-philadelphia-aired-live-on-929lpfm-61518/
Will you be voting in the next election? The Planet Philadelphia guests believe there are some things we all need to consider before we cast our ballots for our family's health. • Dr. Walter Tsou, Physicians for Social Responsibility – fossil fuel & low birth weight babies. • Saleem Chapman, Green in ’18. Fall elections, citizen action and environmental issues. • Dean Kendall, PA Poor People's Campaign. Dismantling “interconnected evils” of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, the war economy and militarism. Also on this show: Tips from Cyane Gresham, professional gardener, on how to help out pollinators. Music: Big Yellow Taxi – Joni Mitchell Deep Thinker Logo – Scott Holmes Story Four Hallways – Blue Dot Sessions Happy Song – Pachyderm Warmth Of The Sun – Beach Boys Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein. Listen to Planet Philadelphia 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday every month, on Greater Germantown Community Radio. Shows aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast. www.planetphiladelphia.com | www.gtownradio.com facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio Planet Philadelphia Today: Environmental Justice, 4-5 pm on 92.9LPFM and www.gtownradio.com6/15/2018 Will you be voting in the next election? The Planet Philadelphia guests today believe there are some things we all need to consider before we cast our ballots for our own health as well as the health of the whole Commonwealth  Dean Kendall being arrested at Harrisburg Poor People's Campaign protest. Dean Kendall, coordinating committee of the PA Poor People's Campaign. Their drive to dismantle the “interconnected evils” of systemic racism, poverty, ecological devastation, the war economy and militarism.  Cleaning up trash in the neighborhood. Photo courtesy of PennFuture. Saleem Chapman, the Campaign Manager for Green in ’18. Gubernatorial election and citizen action to help environmental issues be a top priority in Pennsylvania.  Pollution Impact of Fracking. Photo courtesy of Physicians for Social Responsibility. Dr. Walter Tsou, Executive Director of Physicians for Social Responsibility in Philadelphia, about new research linking fossil fuel facilities & the incidence of low birth weight babies. There are several ways to listen to Planet Philadelphia. Tune in on your radio dial at 92.9 FM WGGT-LP in NW Philadelphia, or listen on simultaneous live streaming live on G-Town Radio at http://www.gtownradio.com, and/or on your mobile devices with your radio app. Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein. Listen to Planet Philadelphia 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday every month, on Greater Germantown Community Radio. Shows aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast. www.planetphiladelphia.com | www.gtownradio.com facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio |
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