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Planet Philadelphia
Environmental radio show

WGGT-LP 92.9 FM in NW Philadelphia & gtownradio.com
4-5:00 PM ET, the 1st & 3rd Fridays/month.

What should Pennsylvanians do about our nuclear plants?

4/4/2019

 
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​People are divided on the thorny question of whether PA should prop up the nuclear industry. On tomorrow’s Planet Philadelphia we discuss some of the ramifications if we do bail out the nuclear industry or if we don’t with Tim Judson, Executive Director of Nuclear Information and Resource Service (NIRS). Tune in tomorrow, 4/5/19, to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm WGGT-LP 92.9 FM and streaming at gtownradio.com to hear this environmental news and more.
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Planet Philadelphiais an environmental radio show produced and hosted by Kay Wood along with assistance from assistant producer/reporter Linda Rosenwein, streaming live 4:00-5:00 p.m. the first and third Friday of every month on gtownradio.com and broadcast on Germantown Community Radio at 92.9FM  WGGT-LP, available around NW Philadelphia. Shows are available as podcasts shortly after live show is aired. Call (484) 278-1846 to record a comment/announcement for Planet Philadelphia radio show. Please let us know what you are thinking about our shared environment.

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Preparing For Climate Change: Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm Today

9/21/2018

 
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This is a cartoon I did using characters from my first environmental graphic novel, The Big Belch. If you’d like to know more go to http://thebigbelch.com. Kay Wood
After a summer full of huge fires in the West, and while people in the Carolinas are reeling from Hurricane Florence, Planet Philadelphia is marking the first anniversary of Hurricane Maria with guests telling us some ways to prepare for the ever increasing challenges of the climate change crisis.

Listen to Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm today 
on Germantown Community Radio on 92.9 FM WGGT-LP, Philadelphia and on
www.gtownradio.com to hear from two guests about taking action now with hopes for more positive results. 
  • Preparing for climate change refugees: Julia Menzo will talk about the complexities of climate refugees and the  difficulties when there is so much competition for scarce community resources. 
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  • Preserving and improving historic buildings in Germantown: Peter Winslow will talk about rehabbing historic buildings in Germantown to not only keep the wonderful historic character of the buildings but also making them more energy efficient.
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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. ​ Call (484) 278-1846 to record a comment or event announcement anytime to be aired on the next Planet Philadelphiaradio show.

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A DEEPER LOOK AT DEEP DECARBONIZATION PATHWAYS FOR THE U.S.

5/17/2018

 
The slide show below is the PowerPoint presentation Dr. Karl Hausker mentioned on the May 18, 2018 Planet Philadelphia radio show interview with reporter Linda Rosenwein and host Kay Wood about a realistic route to reducing carbon emissions by 2050.
Dr. Karl Hausker is a Senior Fellow at the World Resources Institute’s Climate Program.  He leads analysis and modeling of climate mitigation, electricity market design, and the social cost of carbon.  He led the Risky Business study of clean energy scenarios for the U.S. and lectures widely on deep decarbonization.  He is also a Senior Fellow at the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, University of Pennsylvania.  He has worked for three decades in the fields of climate change, energy, and environment in a career that has spanned legislative and executive branches, research institutions, NGOs, and consulting. 

Planet Philadelphia
Environmental radio show
Live  4-5 pm 1st and 3rd Fridays

Streaming on GTown Radio:
http://www.gtownradio.com/

On the radio dial in NW Philadelphia:
WGGT 92.9 low power FM

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Podcasts of Great interviews from the Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show streamed on GTown Radio 7/21/17

7/22/2017

 

July 22, 2017 - This is a bit of a different approach I’m trying out for Planet Philadelphia. Instead of doing one big file with the podcast of the whole show, I thought I’d do the individual interviews that were slated to broadcast yesterday. This way of posting the sound files let’s people listen to each individual interview. It also is a way of apologizing for the strange tech problems that occurred during yesterday’s show. I'd hate for people to miss these inspiring and informative interviews.
Thank you for your interest in and support for Planet Philadelphia, the radio show about our environment on our wonderful local radio station, GTown Radio.
Stay cool folks,
Kay Wood
Planet Philadelphia Producer and Host

Senator Robert Casey, Jr. will give some insight into what’s happening with Climate Change and the political scene in DC and what we can do about it here at home in Philly.  In his interview with Planet Philadelphia host, Kay Wood, he stressed not only the urgency of acting on climate change strongly, he also talked about it as a moral issue in line with Christian teaching. Senator Casey also talked about the growing effectiveness of acting locally that he’s witnessed in recent months.
https://soundcloud.com/planetphiladelphia/2-intv-sen-bob-casey-pennenv-climate-change-8min


Todd Rogers of Energy Training Solutions, an environmental educator and energy auditor for buildings, discussed a human-centered approach using group motivational strategies to lower the use of energy with Planet Philadelphia reporter, Linda Rosenwein.  This approach contrasts with approaches that give information only, deliver external rewards such as bonuses, or focus on lowering costs.  In mid-May, Todd was working in Philadelphia schools using this approach.
https://soundcloud.com/planetphiladelphia/todd-rogers-of-energy-training-solutions-planet-philadelphia-gtown-radio-72117-2


In her interview with Planet Philadelphia host, Kay Wood, Maya K. van Rossum, The Delaware Riverkeeper, asserts that FERC allows far too many pipelines to go ahead without real regulatory oversight while superseding landowners’ property rights. With their current practice they allow companies to use eminent domain to plow through fields, streams, and people’s rights to control their own property, and to enjoy clean water and a livable environment in their drive to ship more  fracked gas over seas.
https://soundcloud.com/planetphiladelphia/maya-van-rossum-delaware-riverkeeper-planet-philadelphia-on-gtown-radio-72117-4


Christine Dolle, Field Organizer of Pennsylvania Moms Clean Air Force, talked with host, Kay Wood about their fourth annual “play in” demonstration and lobbying day in Washington, DC, and surprising new bi-partisan support for their cause from Pennsylvania Republican Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick.
https://soundcloud.com/planetphiladelphia/christine-dolle-pa-moms-clean-air-force-planet-philadelphia-gtown-radio-72117-4


 For more environmental reporting please tune back in to  G-Town Radio (http://www.gtownradio.com) for the next Planet Philadelphia show: 4-5:00 pm Friday August 4, 2017. Planet Philadelphia show host, Kay Wood, and environmental news reporter, Linda Rosenwein, bring you informative interviews about our world and more on Planet Philadelphia streaming on your favorite local radio station, GTown Radio (http://www.gtownradio.com) every first and third Fridays of the month.

To listen to Planet Philadelphia shows you might have missed, check out the
podcast page
on Planet Philadelphia website, http://planetphila.weebly.com/podcasts
and/or on gtownradio.com a day or so after they’ve aired on G-Town Radio.
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. 

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NEW: Senator Bob Casey on Planet Philadelphia 4-5:00 pm this Friday on new GTown Radio 7/21/17 and lots more!

7/19/2017

 
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Listen to Senator Robert Casey, Jr. giving us insight into what’s happening with Climate Change and the political scene in DC and what we can do about it here at home in Philly. New Planet Philadelphia, show host, Kay Wood, and reporter, Linda Rosenwein, bring you this and much more on your favorite local radio station, GTown Radio, 4-5:00pm this Friday, 7/21/17. (http://www.gtownradio.com)

To listen to Planet Philadelphia shows you might have missed, check out the podcast page on Planet Philadelphia website, http://planetphila.weebly.com/podcasts and/or on gtownradio.com a day or so after they’ve aired on G-town Radio. 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. 

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Today: New Planet Philadelphia streams online!

6/2/2017

 
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New Planet Philadelphia streams online today!
4-5:00pm 6/2/17 www.gtownradio.com  


Award-winning sea level researcher on efforts to limit climate change and what President Trump's funding cuts  mean for the future for such research.
  • Professor Benjamin Horton is currently at Rutgers University but is relocating to Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He will talk about doing research on rising sea levels in the wake of climate change. He has been trying to understand and integrate the external and internal mechanisms that have determined sea-level changes in the past, and which will shape such changes in the future. Dr. Horton has won a number of awards for his research. He has deep concerns about the affects of government research funding cuts on the US maintaining it’s current lead in climate research.
 
  • Todd Rogers, of Energy Training Solutions and who is an environmental educator and energy auditor for buildings, will discuss a human-centered approach using group motivational strategies to lower the use of energy.  This approach contrasts with approaches that give information only, deliver external rewards such as bonuses, or focus on lowering costs.  In mid-May, Todd was working in Philadelphia schools using this approach.
 
  • Also, individuals involved in the Power Local Green Jobs march including Bill McKibben, Eileen Flanagan, George Lakey, and people at the POWER Philadelphia organization who cosponsored the march and the campaign will be commenting on the recent march.
 
Tune in to Planet Philadelphia at our wonderful local radio station G-Town Radio 4:00pm, www.gtownradio.com to hear these illuminating interviews and more.

To listen to Planet Philadelphia shows that you might have missed, check out the podcast page on Planet Philadelphia website, http://planetphila.weebly.com/podcasts or back here at gtownradio.com a day or so after they’ve aired on Gtown Radio. 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. 

Also, for more environmental reporting listen to to  G-Town Radio (http://www.gtownradio.com) for the next Planet Philadelphia show: June 16th. Host Kay Wood interviews PECO Communications Manager, Ben Armstrong about PECO’s plans for renewable energy. That and lot’s more interesting things, so do tune back in 4-5:00 pm June 16, 2017.

 
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New Planet Philadelphia Friday June 2nd streams online! GTown Radio 4-5:00pm 6/2/17

5/26/2017

 
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New Planet Philadelphia Friday June 2nd streams online! GTown Radio 4-5:00pm 6/2/17
 
Hear from an award-winning sea level researcher on efforts to limit climate change and what current government funding cuts might mean for the future for such research.


  • Professor Benjamin Horton is currently at Rutgers University but is relocating to Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He will talk about doing research on rising sea levels in the wake of climate change. He has been trying to understand and integrate the external and internal mechanisms that have determined sea-level changes in the past, and which will shape such changes in the future. Dr. Horton has won a number of awards for his research. He has deep concerns about the affects of government research funding cuts on the US maintaining it’s current lead in climate research.
 
  • Todd Rogers, of Energy Training Solutions and who is an environmental educator and energy auditor for buildings, will discuss a human-centered approach using group motivational strategies to lower the use of energy.  This approach contrasts with approaches that give information only, deliver external rewards such as bonuses, or focus on lowering costs.  In mid-May, Todd was working in Philadelphia schools using this approach.
 
  • Also, individuals involved in the Power Local Green Jobs march including Bill McKibben, Eileen Flanagan, George Lakey, and people at the POWER Philadelphia organization who cosponsored the march and the campaign will be commenting on the recent march.
 
Tune in to Planet Philadelphia at our wonderful local radio station G-Town Radio 4:00pm 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. The next great Planet Philadelphia will be Friday June 2nd on http://www.gtownradio.com/ for more informative interviews about to live and thrive our beautiful world.

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Listen to a new Planet Philadelphia 4-5 pm 4/21/17 on internet G-Town Radio:

4/14/2017

 
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Earth Day is upon us. Things have changed dramatically for the better and the worse since the first Earth Day in 1970. It’s time to take stock and hear about environmental and climate challenges in today’s political and economic conditions – and what to do about them. Tune in to Planet Philadelphia streaming live on-line at our wonderful local radio station G-Town Radio 4:00 Friday April 21st to hear about all that and more with guests:
  • Richard Whiteford, Climate Change Adviser and Board Member of World Information Transfer NGO at the United Nations, will discuss climate action needs in light of present U.S. political circumstances.  He has suggestions for bringing about change in policies.
  • Rabbi Julie Greenberg from Congregation Leyv Ha-Ir~Heart of the City, who has a spiritual approach, will talk about a faith-based movement, Power Local Green Jobs campaign, which addresses the intersection of climate issues, race, and extreme economic inequality.  This movement is specifically focused on issues relevant to Philadelphia.
  • Lindsay Meiman, U.S. Communications Coordinator for 350.org and 350 Action, will tell us about the Peoples Climate Movement this April 29th in Washington D.C. and across the country

In addition, hear about local author, biologist, and photographer Doug Wechsler's beautiful, informative new book for children, The Hidden Life of a Toad.

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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Today: Environmental and Climate Justice? Planet Philadelphia streaming on-line on G-Town Radio, 4:00

3/17/2017

 
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Today: Planet Philadelphia streaming on-line on G-Town Radio, 4:00; What Now Environmental and Climate Justice? President Trump wants to get rid of programs to protect us from fossil fuel pollution. This will have a devastating impact on communities that already suffer an out-sized toxic burden.

In today’s Planet Philadelphia host Kay Wood speaks with Jacqueline Patterson, the Director of the NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program. Ms Patterson talks about the heavier burden placed on people of color by toxic facilities and other pollution based health risks right now from fossil fuel use.
 
Also on Planet Philadelphia today we get an update from the courts. Nate Bellinger, Staff Attorney and State Program Manager of Our Children's Trust lawsuit, discusses the government’s breach of trust with climate change. Lots more interesting environmental news, as well.
 
Please also tune back in on-line to G-Town Radio (http://www.gtownradio.com) for the more in this continuing radio show exploring our world. 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.
 
Tune back in to the next Planet Philadelphia
4:00, Friday, April 7, 2017
G-Town Radio
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Coming up a new Planet Philadelphia streaming on-line on G-Town Radio, 4:00 Friday, 3/17/17

3/12/2017

 
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Listen to Planet Philadelphia host Kay Wood’s interview with Jacqueline Patterson, the Director of the NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program. Ms Patterson tells us about environmental justice and the heavier burden placed on people of color by toxic facilities and other pollution based health risks. Also on this Planet Philadelphia we get an update from the courts. Nate Bellinger, Staff Attorney and State Program Manager of Our Children's Trust law suit, discusses the government’s breach of trust with climate change. Lots more interesting environmental news, as well.
 
Please also tune back in on-line to  G-Town Radio (http://www.gtownradio.com) for the more in this continuing radio show exploring our world. 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.



Tune back in to the next Planet Philadelphia
4:00, Friday, April 7, 2017
G-Town Radio
http://www.gtownradio.com

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Podcast: Fossil Fuels and Your Health:  Physicians for Social Responsibility Report, Planet Philadelphia G-Town Radio 3/3/17

3/4/2017

 

Switching to renewable energy can do many wonderful things for our lives. One of the most beneficial is saving ourselves from the truly alarming impacts of fossil fuels on infant mortality and the myriad health impacts through out our lives. Listen to Kay Wood’s interview with Barbara Gottlieb of Physicians for Social Responsibility on how fossil fuel pollution is causing huge numbers of people right now right here in Pennsylvania to suffer severe health consequences and what can be done to change to a brighter healthier future. Also on this Planet Philadelphia – Pennsylvanians react to Senator Casey’s and Senator Toomey’s votes on Scott Pruit as the new head of the EPA.
 
Please also tune back in to  G-Town Radio http://www.gtownradio.com for the more in this continuing radio show exploring our world. Upcoming guests scheduled include; Linda Black Elk on DALP, Jacqueline Patterson, Director of the NAACP Environmental and Climate Justice Program, on environmental justice, and an update on children’s law suit over climate change that has gained surprising headway in the courts from Nate Bellinger, Staff Attorney, State Program Manager, Our Children's Trust, and more.
 
Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line: (484) 278-1846.
 Record a comment or event announcement anytime. Planet Philadelphia streams on 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.

Tune back in to Planet Philadelphia
4:00, Friday, February17th
G-Town Radio
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New Planet Philadelphia G-Town Radio 4:00 3/3/17 - Fossil Fuels and Your Health:  Physicians for Social Responsibility Report

2/25/2017

 
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New Planet Philadelphia G-Town Radio 4:00 3/3/17 - Fossil Fuels and Your Health:  Physicians for Social Responsibility Report

Switching to renewable energy can do many wonderful things for our lives. One of the most beneficial is saving ourselves from the truly alarming impacts of fossil fuels on infant mortality and the myriad health impacts through out our lives. Listen to Kay Wood’s interview with Barbara Gottlieb of Physicians for Social Responsibility on how fossil fuel pollution is causing huge numbers of people right now right here in Pennsylvania to suffer severe health consequences and what can be done to change to a brighter healthier future. Also on this Planet Philadelphia – Pennsylvanians react to Senator Casey’s and Senator Toomey’s votes on Scott Pruit as the new head of the EPA.


Planet Philadelphia streams on 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. Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is (484) 278-1846. 
Record a message anytime and share your views and events with your neighbors on the next Planet Philadelphia.

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What should businesses disclose about climate change? Planet Philadelphia 4:00 this Fri. 1/20/17 G-Town Radio

1/19/2017

 
Are your investments ready for climate change? Find out what  well respected financial experts think businesses should tell us about their climate change related risks.
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This and more on Planet Philadelphia radio show on fabulous G-town Radio, 4:00 this Friday, Jan. 20, 2017.
  • First up host Kay Wood talks with Curtis Ravenel, Global Head, Sustainable Business & Finance at Bloomberg, about the Financial Stability Board’s new recommendations on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. Has your pension fund or 401K taken into account the enormous financial effects of climate change?
  • Later in this Planet Philadelphia, listen as Wood takes a walk with dedicated local Tree Tender, Charlie Phillips, through East Oak Lane and learns about how important trees are in city neighborhoods.

Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line: (484) 278-1846
Record a comment or event announcement anytime.

Tune back in to fabulous G-town Radio
for another great Planet Philadelphia
environmental radio show
February 3, 2017 
 


G-town Radio is a grassroots community Internet radio station that is set to debut on the FM dial soon as WGGT-LP (92.9 FM). Planet Philadelphia airs 4:00-5:00 p.m. the 1st and 3rd Fridays each month here on http://www.gtownradio.com/. To listen to shows after they’ve aired check out the podcasts that become available the next day at www.planetphila.com  or http://www.gtownradio.com/
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Podcast: Planet Philadelphia radio show, aired 1/6/17, G-Town Radio; Energy Justice, U.S. Clean Energy Revolution, climate change actions, and more.

1/7/2017

 
Podcast: Planet Philadelphia radio show, aired 1/6/17, G-Town Radio; Energy Justice, U.S. Clean Energy Revolution, climate change actions, and more.
Listen to Planet Philadelphia that aired Friday January 6, 2017 at 4:00 on wonderful G-Town Radio, the first one of the new year. Hear some great interviews:
  • Mike Ewall, the Founder & Director of the Energy Justice Network talking about strategies for energy justice in the new Trump administration. Also on the January 6th Planet
  • Kala Viswanthan, one of the authors of RDC Annual Energy Report about the U.S. Clean Energy Revolution.
  • The Reverend Alison Cornish, the Executive Director of Pennsylvania Interfaith Power & Light (PA IPL), tells us about some upcoming climate change actions.

Planet Philadelphia airs 4:00-5:00 p.m. the 1st and 3rd Fridays each month here on http://www.gtownradio.com. G-town Radio is a grassroots community Internet radio station that is set to debut on the FM dial soon as WGGT-LP (92.9 FM). To listen to shows after they’ve aired check out the podcasts that become available the next day at www.planetphila.com  or www.gtownradio.com. Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is (484) 278-1846. You can record a message anytime.
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Tune back in to fabulous G-town Radio
for another great Planet Philadelphia
environmental radio show
January 20, 2017
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Podcast: Planet Philadelphia streamed on G-Town Radio 11/18/16

11/18/2016

 
In this episode of Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show hosted by Kay Wood on wonderful G-Town Radio. On this exciting show Kay interviews:
  • Karen Melton talks about the campaign to try to convince SEPTA to pursue renewable energy rather than a gas-fired combined heat and power plant in Nicetown near Wayne Junction.

  • Judy Wicks about the big, indigenous lead, coalition fighting the Dakota Access Pipeline. Indigenous leaders are calling on President  Obama and the Army Corps of Engineers to stop to the Dakota Access Pipeline. We need to show President Obama and the new president-elect that this resistance movement will not fade away.

  • Christina Catanese, the Director of Environmental Art at the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education tells us about a wonderful show Going Up: Climate Change + Philadelphia-Eight artists take on life in a warming world. September 24 – December 15, 2016 with artists Daniel Crawford, Jim Frazer, Lorrie Fredette, Eve Mosher, Jill Pelto, Kaitlin Pomerantz and John Heron, and Michelle Wilson.

Please tune in to the next exciting Planet Philadelphia this Friday, December 2nd, at 4:00 p.m. on fabulous G-Town Radio at www.gtownradio.com to hear these great interviews, music and more.

Planet Philadelphia streams 4:00 to 5:00 pm on gtownradio.com the 1st and 3rd Fridays of every month. Podcasts of the live shows generally become available the day after they broadcast here at www.planetphila.com  or www.gtownradio.com. Planet Philadelphia’s listener comment line is (484)278-1846. You can record a message anytime. Hope to hear from you.

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