I’ll never forget when the Phillies won the World Series in 1980. There was a parade down Broad Street. Love was in the air as I’d not ever seen with people of all backgrounds joined in the shared joy of that Phillies championship. These days it seems as though football is America’s sport – but there’s so much about baseball that reflects the triumphs and the challenges of our nation. What are the Phillies doing to nurture the next generation of baseball fans. Today we talk with Kenny Johnson Community Engagement Coordinator for the Phillies.
https://www.mlb.com/phillies/community

We talk about The Artist Bash at the Barnes Foundation, an event that truly represents the diverse creative community in Philadelphia and it’s so much fun! I speak with Kathleen Ogilvy Greene Curator of Public Programs for Barnes Foundation about the event on Valentine’s Day called “To Die For.” https://www.barnesfoundation.org/whats-on/artist-bash-february-2020

If you are a woman interested in starting your own business or if you already have a business and are looking to take it to the next level you’ll want to hear my interview with Elizabeth Walsh President and Affiong Inyang-ITIAT – Engagement Coordinator for the Women's Business Enterprise Center East.
https://wbeceast.com/

These days it seems as though football is America’s sport – but if you go by tradition – it’s really baseball. What are the Phillies doing to nurture the next generation of baseball fans. Today we talk with Kenny Johnson Community Engagement Coordinator for the Phillies.
https://www.mlb.com/phillies/community

If you are a woman interested in starting your own business or if you already have a business and are looking to take it to the next level you’ll want to hear my interview with Elizabeth Walsh President Women's Business Enterprise Center East and Affiong Inyang-ITIAT – Engagement Coordinator.
https://wbeceast.com/

First we talk about an event that truly represents the diverse creative community in Philadelphia and it’s so much fun! Kathleen Ogilvy Greene Curator of Public Programs for Barnes Foundation tells us about Artist Bash with the theme “To Die For.”
https://www.barnesfoundation.org/whats-on/artist-bash-february-2020

I’ll never forget when the Phillies won the world series in 1980. There was a parade down Broad Street. Love was in the air as I’d not ever seen with people of all backgrounds joined in the shared joy of that Phillies championship. These days it seems as though football is America’s sport – but there’s so much about baseball that reflects the triumphs and the challenges of our nation. What are the Philies doing to nurture the next generation of baseball fans. Today we talk with Kenny Johnson Community Engagement Coordinator for the Phillies.
https://www.mlb.com/phillies/community

If you are a woman interested in starting your own business or if you already have a business and are looking to take it to the next level you’ll want to hear my interview with Elizabeth Walsh President and Affiong Inyang-ITIAT – Engagement Coordinator for the Women's Business Enterprise Center East.
https://wbeceast.com/

First we talk about The Artist Bash at the Barnes Foundation, an event that truly represents the diverse creative community in Philadelphia and it’s so much fun! I speak with
Kathleen Ogilvy Greene Curator of Public Programs for Barnes Foundation about the event on Valentine’s Day called “To Die For.” https://www.barnesfoundation.org/whats-on/artist-bash-february-2020

From the archives an interview with baseball historian Rich Westcott who chronicles National Baseball Hall of Fame catcher James Raleigh “Biz” Mackey's life and remarkable career in Biz Mackey, a Giant behind the Plate: The Story of the Negro League Star and Hall of Fame Catcher now in paperback.

February is heart month and I spoke with a Lisa Lord, an American Heart Association volunteer who very nearly had a heart attack. We talk about what we need to know about the number one killer of women and men in this country.
https://www.heart.org/en/affiliates/pennsylvania/philadelphia

If you want to party with a purpose I can’t think of a better way than going to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia Showcase of Wine, Cheese and Beer. We’ll tell you all about it and the great things the funds raised are doing for our kids with Lisbeth Marziello CEO and Keanu Ibarrondo, Director of Creative Design and Communications for the Boys and Girls Clubs of Philadelphia.
https://www.bgcphila.org/pswcb/

We check in with Philadelphia City Councilman Derek Green who fills us in on his support for efforts to move 100 thousand people out of poverty – he thinks we can do it and he’ll tell us how. http://phlcouncil.com/derekgreen/

We'll tell you about a program that helps high school students transition into education majors to fuel the next generation of teachers We speak with Dr. Juliet Curci, Assistant Dean of College Access and Persistence and Sydney Smith, Temple Freshman about
Temple Education Scholars -- https://sites.temple.edu/edscholars/
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