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Pods of Speech

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Pods of Speech #7: Philadelphia Theater

This week I talk with actress Grace Gonglewski and Actor/Radio Host Chris Morse about the Philadelphia Theater scene. Grace will be appearing at the Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival this summer. Chris hosts REP Radio. More information about Rep Radio can be found at www.repradio.org

May 11, 2010•49 min

Pods of Speech #6: Comic Books

This week we take a look at the uniquely american literary tradition known as comic books. I discuss the history of Comic Books and speak with Anthony Casaldi of Comics and More in the Plymouth Meeting Mall and Eric Loyack of Brave New Worlds in Willow Grove. More information about Brave New Worlds and Comics and More can be found at: http://www.kingofprussia.com/comicsandmore/ and http://bravenewworldscomics.com/

May 02, 2010•36 min

Pods of Speech #4: "Guitars & Guitarists"

This week we take a look at Guitars, the Guitarists that play them, and ask the question: "What is it about the 6 strings that fascinates us so much?" Special guests include Lydia from the band "Surgeon" and Dan Kelly from "The Telluric Currents" More information about the bands can be found at: SurgeonMusic.com myspace.com/thetelluriccurrents myspace.com/danmcglaughlin

Apr 20, 2010•1 hr 1 min

Pods of Speech #2: Philosophy

This week we ask the big questions: What is Philosophy and Why Does it Matter? The program includes special guest interviews including a an extended segment with authors and researchers Paul and Phillip Collins. The Collins brothers are the authors of "The Ascendancy of the Scientific Dictatorship" which is available at Amazon.com. Radical Empiricism. Sociopolitical Utopianism. Anthropocentric Soteriology. It's all here.

Apr 05, 2010•1 hr 45 min
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