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This episode we talk events in the neighborhood, and discuss Historic Germantown and the Green Space Stamp Rally. Our featured musical guest is a throwback interview with Gregg Mervine from West Philly Orchestra.

Closing out the Summer season with a list of local events and feature the darker truth behind some of our favorite modern fairly tales. This week we have a throwback interview with former guest Rumi Kitchen.

This episode we talk about all the things Philadelphians should mark off the list at least once in a lifetime. We are visited by an amazing guest, legendary grammy-winning drummer and producer/ engineer Andy Kravitz who shares some incredible stories and music.

This episode we continue with announcements for local summer events happening in the hood and chat about the historic USS JFK aircraft carrier that's been docked in the Philadelphia Naval Yard. We are joined by musical guest Reade McCardell, featuring a track off his most recent album "Scissors & Oranges".

This episode we touch on summertime activities in the neighborhood and have a blast to the past to revisit episode 19 with talking about the strange story of Michael Brody and featured musical guest Jared Taylor with an in studio performance.

Dropping a short list of fun summertime fun ongoings in the neighborhood, with a featured summertime topic and that is the Summer Olympics! Our featured musical guest is Jon Paul Smith of Jon Smith's Voyages, and we're spinning a track from his latest album "Unattended Symphony".

This week's episode we run down the list of local events/ activities happening in the Germantown Philadelphia area and delve into the mystery and psychology of dreaming. We're joined by featured musical guest Michelle Amour with a live, in-studio performance.

This week's musings include upcoming Porchfest and the opening of the new Co-op in Germantown. As summer is upon us, we contemplate how kids beat the summertime blues. We are joined in studio by a up-and-coming group of of young musicians, Modern Yesterday, with a featured track from their collection of original music. Tune into 92.9 FM or stream live on gtownradio.com to catch our live broadcast...

This episode we talk about philly's crack down on tinted window and discuss sampling in the music industry. We are joined by featured local musician (and gtown radio programmer) Chuck Byrd with a live in-studio performance.

this episode we talk about a massive water main break that washing the neighborhood and the occurrence of natural disasters at home and abroad. We have a throwback episode for featured musical guests The Carryons with a live in-studio performance.

This episode we share what the neighbors think about the earthquake that hit NJ and felt by Philly, then jump into a discussion about what it takes to start a business. This week we feature local songwriter/ musician/ singer Dave Cope and feature his recent release "Hidden from the World".

This episode we talk about the city of Philadelphia's crack down on ATVs, a featured interview with thespian Noel Hanley about her world premiere production of The Trouble with Harry plus an in-studio performance from return guest EJ Simpson to give us a sneak peak of his one night only JC Superstar Tribute.

This episode we comment on the recent Meta outage and talk about the intrigue of escape games! Our featured musical guest is Pete Donnelly from The Figgs, featuring a track from one of their many albums!

We talk about the grassroots movement to preserve the Chestnut Hill West line and scratch the surface of the secret society of Freemasons. We are joined by musical guest Ben Arnold and feature a track from his most recent album Sunday Morning Meltdown.

This episode we talk about car thefts on the rise, and history/ legacy of Mardi Gras. Our featured artist this week is Erin Fox with a special in-studio live performance.

This episode we talk about the hot spots for sledding in the city and rap about snakes of all kinds and our fascination with them in pop culture. Our musical guest is the incomparable Jay Davidson, featuring a track from his numerous ongoing projects.

It's our first episode of the new year and we're talking about what's gonna happen with the G-town YWCA building and spotlight some amazing outdoor venues in Philadelphia that you may, or may not know about! We are joined by musical guest is Nicole Zell and feature a her brand new just-released single entitled "Cycle".

This episode we discuss the challenges dealing with double parking in the city and talk about our favorite caped crusader, Batman! For the holiday season, we feature a few of the musical artists previously interviewed on the show and share a selection of their songs.

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.