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Radio Times 30 nov.
David Rubin of joined us today to talk about the uncertain future of the CHIP program. Listen to part of what he had to say below!
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Radio Times 30 nov.
Christopher 'Quest' Rainey of gave us his thoughts on the current state of North Philadelphia on today's show.
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Radio Times 30 nov.
Christopher 'Quest' Rainey of gave us his thoughts on the current state of North Philadelphia on today's show.
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Radio Times 30 nov.
Send us your questions/comments about CHIP. Tweet, Email [email protected] or Call 888.477.94999.
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Radio Times 30 nov.
Up next, David Rubin of explains the future of the popular Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP). Congress is fighting over how to pay for the program, which currently insures 8 million kids and 370,000 pregnant women.
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Quest the Documentary 30 nov.
Jonathan Olshefski's New Documentary QUEST Opens 12/1 in Philly, Nominated for Two Spirit Awards (via )
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Radio Times 30 nov.
PJ Rainey says the taught her about empathy for the people in her own neighborhood.
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Radio Times 30 nov.
Live, Jonathan Olshefski talks about his film . He spent nearly a decade documenting the life of the Rainey family living in North Philly. Christopher “Quest” Rainey & his daughter, PJ Rainey talk about how the film came to be and the message it sends.
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Radio Times 29 nov.
Listen to historian Thomas Childers, author of 'The Third Reich,' quote a Nazi leader's response about the party's ideology. (from today's show!)
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Radio Times 29 nov.
Do you have questions/comments about Nazism in America? Tweet, Email [email protected] or Call 888.477.9499
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Radio Times 29 nov.
Live, Thomas Childers of examines Nazism from a historical perspective – in Germany and in America. debunks some of the long-standing myths about Hitler and the Nazi Party’s rise to power.
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Radio Times 28 nov.
Did you read this piece? We're talking about the Nazis of the 1930's tomorrow, but will definitely touch on the variety of reactions this article generated. What did you think?
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Radio Times 28 nov.
ICYMI: Watch Marty play a broken violin, producers Jon and Trenae play trumpet and flute and listen to "Hot Cross Buns!" Instruments are still available for adoption through the Symphony for a Broken Orchestra.
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Radio Times 28 nov.
From today's show - compares the fight for net neutrality to the movie industry's battle against the VCR. Full show available here:
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Radio Times 28 nov.
Up next, we’ll explore how the media landscape is shifting in the Trump era w/
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Radio Times 28 nov.
Live, talks about the Trump administration’s threat to repeal net neutrality protections and what this would mean for the future of the internet.
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Radio Times 27 nov.
We're switching gears. Now, we'll hear music.
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Radio Times 27 nov.
"Almost all the pictures in the book are interior." Joseph E.B. Elliot says about the photos in the new book "Philadelphia: Finding the Hidden City" published by
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Radio Times 27 nov.
"Go along on the journey with us to find the Hidden City." says.
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Radio Times 27 nov.
Up next, Robert Blackson of & Celina Valez of talk about the , a new project in PHL aimed at highlighting the underfunded city schools which cannot afford to repair their musical instruments.
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