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This episode we share neighborhood thoughts on encroaching front yard holiday light displays and flashback to the heyday of Wanamakers department store to compare to shopping experiences of today. We are on remote location to speak with artist/ producer Matt Muir and feature a track from his band U.S. Rails.

This episode we discuss Philadelphia's name sake and delve into some fun facts surrounding our favorite Thanksgiving foods for the holidays. We feature a throwback interview from last Thanksgiving with special musical guests Bethlehem & Sad Patrick

This episode we talk about the dilemma of concrete removal in the city and touch on the story behind daylight savings as we are moving into the winter months. We are joined by in-studio guest artist Dan Nosheny (a.k.a Tuba Dan) and feature a polka-fied cover from his project "Polkadelphia"

We talk about trash bins in the city, Eastern State Penitentiary, and are join by in-studio musical guests Ian Eagle Ashanti.

We're celebrating our 2 yr anniversary on Gtown Radio in the spirit of Halloween with local Historian Tom Keels, sharing some creepy stories of grave robbing and body snatching from his book "Wicked Philadelphia: Sin in the City of Brotherly Love".

This week we touch on some fall activities happening in town, then launch into our discussion about privitization of satellites in space. We are joined by local composer/ guitarist Erik Sayles and feature an instrumental composition from his recent project.

This week's episode, we ramble on the neighborhood musings and the return of pickle ball. We share our learnings from a most recent trip to the Hershey Museum and reminisce about fun summer concerts we caught this year and share a tune from De Tierra Caliente who performed as part of the Pastorius Park Concert Series.

This episode we open with chatter about how and who to maintain our sidewalks and yards. This week we feature a throwback Episode #7 that aired in January of 2022 discussing the playwright Steven Sondheim as our main topic, joined by musical guest Jacopo De Nicola with an in-studio acoustic performance.

This episode we're joined by community members to talk about some new happenings at LIngelbach Elementary and what this means to neighborhood residents. We take a little dive into Morgan Housel's book "The Psychology of Money" and are joined by musician/ artist/ producer Adrian Harpham, featuring a new unreleased track from his project "MILK".

This episode we revisit the topic of challenges to being a city motorist, depending where you're driving in the neighborhood. Our featured topic is amusement parks in America with a throwback interview with singer/ songwriter Emily Drinker.