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Our Broadcasters and DJs
(Please note this is an impartial list--we are in the process of posting information about all of our shows)
Sunday
The Upper Room
Every Sunday from 10-12am est.
Host: Lady Dee
Host: Lady Dee
The Upper Room is an inspirational gospel show that brings the spirituality and god consciouness back to Sundays.
You will also hear Public News for the Community, Gospel Artist, and Inspirational vocations to heal your heart.
Email: discipleme@hotmail.com
Email: discipleme@hotmail.com
Beats In The City
Every Sunday From 1pm-2pm
Host: Dj Aura and Goldie
2 great minds came together to form a dope radioshow named Beats and the City which combined their love for music and fashion. Beats and the City airs on WPEB 88.1fm every Sunday from 12-2pm. Zarinah (a local singer/emcee) and DJ Aura(a local DJ) formed the dynamic duo of DJ and the rapper. Beats and the City showcases hiphop, RnB, soul, funk and eclectic music. The show also interviews local and international musicians. Along with hosting a radioshow together, Zarinah and DJ Aura team up and perform together in the hip hop circuit.
Sunday
Urban Oasis Art's & Culture the Radio Edition
Every Sunday 3pm-5pm
Urban Oasis Art's & Culture the Radio Edition, has a multi -faceted format covering a diverse plethora of Art;s & Cultural issues in the Philadelphia region. The weekly programming consists of live interviews & thought provoking dialog with artist's working in diverse disciplines, authors, politicians, musicians, poets, scholars, live musical performances & a diverse music infusion. Make Urbanoasis an easy listen on Sunday afternoons. Email: urbanoasis_inc@yahoo.com.
Sunday
Urban Oasis Art's & Culture the Radio Edition
Every Sunday 3pm-5pm
Urban Oasis Art's & Culture the Radio Edition, has a multi -faceted format covering a diverse plethora of Art;s & Cultural issues in the Philadelphia region. The weekly programming consists of live interviews & thought provoking dialog with artist's working in diverse disciplines, authors, politicians, musicians, poets, scholars, live musical performances & a diverse music infusion. Make Urbanoasis an easy listen on Sunday afternoons. Email: urbanoasis_inc@yahoo.com.
Sunday (bi-weekly) 5:00pm - 8:00pm
Websites: www.cnn-forum-wpeb.webs.com; cnnforumwpeb.wordpress.com
Host: Jasper Jones
Contact: (215) 472-0881; west_philly_ca@yahoo.com
The Community Rebirth Organization Plan (CROP™) Neighborhood News (CNN) Forum where the Elders Speak show explores and supports the constitutional rights of the citizens of Philadelphia to education, environmental, economic and social justice in a framework of the instructions given to us by Almighty God. We discuss with callers and community guests the lat test events as the events relate to our Discussion and Reporting of CROP™.
Sunday
sBADAwEB aUDIO's "The Other America Files"
sBADAwEB aUDIO's "The Other America Files"
Every Sunday 8:00pm - 9:00pm
Websites: www.sbadawebaudio.blogspot.com
Host: Bluesbadawoman
Contact: (267) 861-5228; (215) 472-0881; bluesbadagirl@hotmail.com
This show will creatively present stories of life in America from the many diverse ethnic, religious, sexual, political, professional, and economic communities (among othere) that make up this country. Each show will explore the life of an individual or group of individuals in a particular community and/or a particular issue and its impact on various Philadelphia communities. The show will make use of a variety of formats representing the diversity of ways that life experiences can be expressed, such as 30 to 60 minute documentaries, live conversations with in-studio guests and community members on the telephone, spoken word/poetry, radio dramas, and music.
Monday
(LJR Reporter and Host Charles Clarke)
Live Program the 1st Monday of the Month; Rebroadcasted Every Monday 7-8pm
Live Program the 1st Monday of the Month; Rebroadcasted Every Monday 7-8pm
Host Charles Clarke
Labor Justice Radio (LJR) is a monthly radio program that advocates justice for all working people. We provide news and analysis from the perspective of poor and working people and address issues that affect Philly's union members, working families and their communities. The show is produced collaboratively by members of SEIU 32 BJ, the United Taxi Workers Alliance of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Joint Board/Workers United and Media Mobilizing Project.
Labor Justice Radio is a program of Media Mobilizing Project. The show be heard online (including archives of past shows) at our podcast: www.laborjusticeradio.podomatic.com
Labor Justice Radio (LJR) is a monthly radio program that advocates justice for all working people. We provide news and analysis from the perspective of poor and working people and address issues that affect Philly's union members, working families and their communities. The show is produced collaboratively by members of SEIU 32 BJ, the United Taxi Workers Alliance of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Joint Board/Workers United and Media Mobilizing Project.
Labor Justice Radio is a program of Media Mobilizing Project. The show be heard online (including archives of past shows) at our podcast: www.laborjusticeradio.podomatic.com
The Lions Den w/ Dj Champe
Host-Djay Champe and Selector Tony C.
Every Monday from 10pm-2am and Saturday 6pm-10pm
Contact: Lionsdenphilly@gmail.com
The home for the finest in roots, reggae, and dancehall
for the community of West Philadelphia.
Tuesday
The Public Eye News Journal & The Shed Kitchen
The Public Eye News Journal & The Shed Kitchen
Websites: www.publiceyenewsjournal.com; www.theshedkitchen.com
Hosts: Renee McBride-Williams, Dianna Matthews, Andaiye Qaasim, Amina Althea Baird, Thomas Patteson, Howard Cooper
Contact: (215) 472-0881; (215) 474-3789; theshedkitchen@aol.com
The Public Eye/The Shed Kitchen mission is to share hope, dreams, and the success of our West Philadelphia residents. It will explore the concerns and progress of the West Philadelphia community. It will examine the troubles and victories of a neighborhood that is vibrant and we will give a fair platform for the voiceless and address their fears of our rapidly changing community. The show will provide a venue for discussion and a bridge to help find resources, explanations, and, hopefully, solutions to the real or sometimes imagined problems. In the second hour, The Shed Kitchen, the Art and Entertainment section of the Public Eye News, will feature the residents of the past and present who excelled or excel in their fields. Included in this portion is a cooking show called, "Cookin' with D" for helping young men and women and a healthy menu for all; a news segment called, "Word of Mouth" for on-the-scene reporting; and a live broadcast segment for questions and answers.