Planet Philadelphia

Tomorrow, 12/1/17, a very special Planet Philadelphia - 4-5: pm http://www.gtownradio.com

11/30/2017

The Planet Philadelphia climate change and morality discussion with Imam Quaiser Abdullah, Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark, Reverend Mitchell C. Hescox, and Rabbi Malkah Binah Klein will stream online at gtownradio.com at 4-5:00 pm tomorrow. The podcast will be available shortly thereafter.

When we recorded this discussion, I was very moved by the level of knowledge, spirit, and the passion and hope all the guests expressed. As I’ve spent time editing this conversation, I’ve been struck even more strongly at how important this discussion is in itself with the common threads among the religions, but also how important it is for all people to hear in our divisive time. I hope you will take the time to listen to this vital conversation and to share it widely.

If you have any comments on this and future Planet Philadelphia shows, they are very welcome.
Thank you,
Kay
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http://www.planetphila.com

Help Flip the Switch

11/28/2017

This Friday, 12/1/17, a very special Planet Philadelphia - 4-5: pm gtownradio.com

11/28/2017

Tune in to the December lst Planet Philadelphia show for a unique opportunity to hear a moving and inspiring multi-faith talk about climate change with 4 religious leaders of 4 different faiths. These leaders subtly delve into the communalities about climate change among these religions.

Quaiser Abdullah Ph.D., Imam at Quba Institute and professor of Adult and Organizational Development, Temple University
Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark, from Sisters of St. Joseph Earth Center, and Sustainability Assistant to the President of Chestnut Hill College
Reverend Mitchell C. Hescox, President/CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network
Rabbi Malkah Binah Klein, co-chair of the Philadelphia Chapter of Pennsylvania Interfaith Power and Light

About: Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with able assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein, streaming live on GTown Radio 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday of every month.

Listen Live: Listen to Planet Philadelphia when it’s broadcast live by going to http://www.gtownradio.com 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday of every month.

Podcasts: Shows that aired live will be available as podcasts shortly after they broadcast on the Planet Philadelphia, http://www.planetphiladelphia.com/podcasts, and on Mixcloud, https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/.

Comment Line: Call (484) 278-1846 to record a comment or event announcement anytime to be aired on the next Planet Philadelphia radio show.

It’s our world. Please join the conversation and share your ideas on how to keep it
going strong by listening to and supporting Planet Philadelphia.

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Tower is going up. Help flip the switch!

11/26/2017

G-Town Radio will be on the air waves soon on WGGT 92.9 LPFM. This means you’ll be able to listen to Planet Philadelphia and other great shows on your radio. Tower is going up as you read this. Exciting! www.gtownradio.com/donate

Looking for relief from divisiveness? Tune in to the new Planet Philadelphia streaming on GTown Radio 4-5:00 pm Friday 12/1/17

11/24/2017

Tired of the divisive cacophony we hear nearly every day on nearly every topic?

Quaiser Abdullah Ph.D., Imam at Quba Institute and professor of Adult and Organizational Development, Temple University
Sister Mary Elizabeth Clark, from Sisters of St. Joseph Earth Center, and Sustainability Assistant to the President of Chestnut Hill College
Reverent Mitchell C. Hescox, President/CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network
Rabbi Malkah Binah Klein, co-chair of the Philadelphia Chapter of Pennsylvania Interfaith Power and Light

It’s our world. Please join the conversation and share your ideas on how to keep it
going strong by listening to and supporting Planet Philadelphia.

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Listen to the Podcast – Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show streamed on G-Town Radio - 11/17/17

11/18/2017

Nationally acclaimed Executive Director of the U.S. Human Rights Network, Colette Pichon Battle, Esq. - environmental justice.
State Rep. Donna Bullock - new legislation she's introduced in Harrisburg to make solar energy more accessible to low-income and disadvantaged Pennsylvanians, HB 1799.
Are you thirsty? Billy Hanafee - bottled water and why there’s nary a free water fountain to be found, and sharing water in Philadelphia with PHLASK.
Music: Big Yellow Taxi – Joni Mitchell, Earth – Rocco Granata, Bottle This! - Evalyn Parry

https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/planet-philadelphia-envrionemtal-radio-show-streamed-on-g-town-radio-111717/

It’s our world. Please join the conversation and share your ideas on how to keep it
going strong by listening to and supporting Planet Philadelphia.

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Today – Great New Planet Philadelphia, 4-5:00 pm, G-Town Radio

11/17/2017

Great guests today. Join Planet Philadelphia host, Kay Wood, and reporter, Linda Rosenwein, today for another new and exciting Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show streaming on-line at 4-5:00 pm on gtownradio.com.

Colette Pichon Battle, Esq. - Nationally acclaimed Executive Director of the U.S. Human Rights Network, Ms. Pichon Battle has worked to advance human rights in the post-Katrina, post- BP Gulf of Mexico disaster focusing on Global Migration, Community Economic Development, Climate Justice, and Equitable Disaster Recovery. She will speak about all of this on the next Planet Philadelphia.
State Rep. Donna Bullock, D-Phila. - on this show Rep. Bullock tells Planet Philadelphia listeners about the new legislation she's introduced in Harrisburg to make solar energy more accessible to low-income and disadvantaged Pennsylvanians, HB 1799. She also tells us about more events in our wonderful city showing how we are leaders in urban climate change preparedness.
Are you thirsty? Billy Hanafee will tell us about bottled water and why there’s nary a free water fountain to be found. He has a plan he calls an ecosystem for finding and sharing water in Philadelphia called PHLASK to help deal with the situation here in Philly.

Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with able assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein, the first and third Friday of every month. Shows will be available as podcasts on the Planet Philadelphia site, http://www.planetphiladelphia.com/podcasts, shortly after they broadcast. Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is: (484) 278-1846. Record a comment or event announcement anytime to be on the next Planet Philadelphia radio show.

It’s our world. Please join the conversation and share your ideas on how to keep it
going strong by listening to and supporting Planet Philadelphia.

http://www.planetphiladelphia.com/ | http://www.gtownradio.com | facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio

11/17/17 - New Planet Philadelphia 4-5:00 pm streaming on wonderful local radio station G-Town Radio.

11/10/2017

Join Planet Philadelphia host, Kay Wood, and reporter, Linda Rosenwein, for another new and exciting Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show streaming on-line 4-5:00 pm at gtownradio.com Friday, 11/17/17.

Colette Pichon Battle, Esq. - Nationally acclaimed Executive Director of the U.S. Human Rights Network, Ms. Pichon Battle has worked to advance human rights in the post-Katrina, post- BP Gulf of Mexico disaster focusing on Global Migration, Community Economic Development, Climate Justice, and Equitable Disaster Recovery. She will speak about all of this on the next Planet Philadelphia.
State Rep. Donna Bullock, D-Phila. - on this show Rep. Bullock tells Planet Philadelphia listeners about the new legislation she's introduced in Harrisburg to make solar energy more accessible to low-income and disadvantaged Pennsylvanians, HB 1799. She also tells us about more events in our wonderful city showing how we are leaders in urban climate change preparedness.
Are you thirsty? Billy Hanafee will tell us about bottled water and why there’s nary a free water fountain to be found. He has a plan he calls an ecosystem for finding and sharing water in Philadelphia called PHLASK to help deal with the situation here in Philly.

Planet Philadelphia is an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with able assistance from reporter Linda Rosenwein, the first and third Friday of every month. Shows will be available as podcasts on the Planet Philadelphia site (http://www.planetphiladelphia.com/podcasts) shortly after they broadcast. Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is: (484) 278-1846. Record a comment or event announcement anytime to be on the next Planet Philadelphia radio show.

It’s our world. Please join the conversation and share your ideas on how to keep it
going strong by listening to and supporting Planet Philadelphia .

http://www.planetphiladelphia.com/ | http://www.gtownradio.com | facebook | @planetphila | @gtownradio

Podcast: Philly Schools, Energy Future, Agriculture + Climate ChangePlanet Philadelphia, GTown Radio 11/3/17

11/5/2017

Click here to listen to the Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show streamed at gtownradio.com 11/3/17 on Mixcloud:
https://www.mixcloud.com/PlanetPhiladelphia/philly-schools-energy-future-agriculture-climate-change-planet-philadelphia-gtown-radio-11317/

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