Audio chat with Isaiah Zagar at his Magic Gardens
Three minutes from an extended conversation with Isaiah Zagar conducted while wandering through his Magic Gardens in anticipation of the release of the movie "In a Dream" as well as the celebration of same at the Gardens.
Love Your Fruits and Vegetables interview
A quick interview with Faith Beckford of Love Your Fruits & Vegetables conducted at Philadelphia's Go Green Expo last month.
Zipcar Interview at Go Green Expo
Interview with Quinn Callahan, marketing coordinator for Zipcar car-sharing service, conducted at Philadelphia's Go Green Expo.
Interview with Footprint Bamboo
At the Go Green Expo, Earth to Philly talked with Footprint Bamboo to get the llowdown on this increasingly popular fashion choice and to learn more about this Abington-based company that is offering clothing made from bamboo.
At ScrappleFest 2009 at the Reading Terminal Market on March 21, Vrapple, a vegan scrapple alternative, took second place in the celebrity judges' taste test. Earth to Philly brings you the sounds, the drama, and the perspective of Vrapple creator Sarah Cain.
Go Green Expo interview with George Irwin, Philly Green Wall
Earth to Philly talks to Green Wall Editor George Irwin at the Go Green Expo last weekend. Irwin is with Philly Green Wall and Roof, a company that helps people establish foliage and even edible crops on their walls.
Go Green Expo - Sun and Earth
Earth to Philly at the Go Green Expo in Philadelphia interviewing Lynn Campbell of local environmentally-friendly cleaning-products company Sun and Earth.
Interview with Charlie Szoradi of Green and Save
In this 10-minute Earth to Philly podcast, Vance Lehmkuhl talks to Charlie Szoradi, founder and president of Green and Save, about the company's initiatives and upcoming presence at the Go Green Expo in Philadelphia.
For Earth to Philly, Vance Lehmkuhl interviews Kathryn Doherty, drector of the Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby, about this year's event, the third annual, and how the human-powered design competition and parade ties in with Kensington's bid to become the Most Sustainable Zip Code in Philadelphia.
In this edition of 'So What Happened Was...' Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky admits to asking God for a Phillies win, but realizes that others in this troubled city are using their prayers more constructively.
In this edition of 'So What Happened Was...' Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky talks about having a little enviro-narc around the house, and how it has made her realize she is 'addicted to ease.' This podcast is part of Ronnie's new gig as a blogger at Earth to Philly.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett is joined by DN sportswriter Mike Kern to talk about the Eagles' persistent injury woes as well as how the Olympics may be just to much to take in without a spectator's game plan.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Pat McLoone is joined by Kerith Gabriel to take apart the latest developments in arena football, with special emphasis on the Soul, and to weigh in on the Sixers' acquiring of Elton Brand.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Charles "Chuck" Morris about the leg injury that led him to self-rehabilitate and then on to creating both the Elite Personal Training Camp and the True Health & Fitness organization.
Ture Health & Fitness
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Kelly Foy about Play On, a new fitness center geared specifically to the needs of Delaware Valley kids.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Pat McLoone is joined by Rich Hofmann Jr. for a youth-oriented look at recent developments in players the Sixers picked up and the Phillies let go.
Philly Fitness & Health Podcast 139
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to gymnastics legend, and America's sweetheart, Mary Lou Retton, about the rigors of training for an Olympic career as well as fitness and diet tips for non-Olympians.
In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky enthuses about the Bike Concert Tour of Rachel Van Slyke, a two-wheeling singer-songwriter she met on the sidewalk in Philly.
Listen to some Rachel Van Slyke songs
Sports Spotlight for June 13
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett and new DN Managing Editor Pat McLoone look back at the annual Greatest Sports Weekend Ever before turning to the Eagles' offseason and the latest twists and turns in the Tim Donaghy case.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone talk about the annual Greatest Sports Weekend Ever, focusing on the NBA finals and the Belmont Stakes, with a short detour into the Pocono 500 and NASCAR in general.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Ben Miller, creator of DonateMyWeight.com, a site where people can help spur his weight loss by pledging to Second Harvest food banks for every pound he loses. So far the project has resulted in over 50,000 pounds of donated food.
Donate My Weight - Main Site
In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky pushes back against some readers' claims that the over-exhuberant graduation celebrations she wrote about on Tuesday had some sort of racial basis.
Philly Feed Podcast 138 - Good humor and fun for the summer
This edition of the People Paper Podcast is a lighthearted kickoff to summer with Philadelphia's funniest humor expert, Don Steinberg, who discusses the pressing need for his book, Jokes Every Man Should Know. We also get the lowdown on free events coming up this summer at Penn's Landing. And Jenice talks about what's coming up for Sexy Singles and hints at her next big move.
Jokes Every Man Should Know: the Blog
Penn's Landing events and info
This edition of the People Paper Podcast is a lighthearted kickoff to summer with Philadelphia's funniest humor expert, Don Steinberg, who discusses the pressing need for his book, Jokes Every Man Should Know. We also get the lowdown on free events coming up this summer at Penn's Landing. And Jenice talks about what's coming up for Sexy Singles and hints at her next big move.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Susan W about the problem of Anorexia, and Susan shares her sometimes surprising story of how she discovered and overcame her affliction.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone do a quick survey of all Philly teams' fortunes, with special attention to Ryan Howard and the Phillies as well as the offseason Eagles.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Susan from Overeaters Anonymous, a 12-step approach to controlling unhealthy eating habits.
OA-Philadelphia site
OA: Brandywine Intergroup (Chester, Delaware and Southern Montgomery Counties)
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In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky relates the story of a boy who wanted to dress as a girl, and how his school struggled to deal with this provocative issue.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to
Sabrina Collins, the Pilates instructor behind Pilates on Camac, about how she developed her version of Pilates and its key fitness benefits.
Pilates on Camac
This edition of the People Paper Podcast features an interview with Patricia Lavelle, winner of the Philadelphia AIDS fund's "Favorite Straight Person" of 2008. Lavelle talks about her brother's death from AIDS, which launched her on the path to raising nearly $40,000 for the group. Also, Howard Gensler stops by with his assessment of the 'Sex and the City' movie, which he's one of the few people to have seen so far.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone talk about the Phillies' potential pitfalls, especially those involving Ryan Howard and Brett Myers, and figure that Flyers fans should be satisfied with a season well spent.
In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky considers adultery, the hobby of a former friend, and whether it can ever beat honest-to-god marriage.
On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone pick the unsung players of the hockey playoffs and offer their predictions for the series against the penguins. Josh also has a contest for the armchair analysts out there with prizes for the best predictions.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Mike and Chris from East West Karate, a local martial-arts training organization, about the fitness benefits available to all ages from karate and associated practices.
East West Karate - Main Site
In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky talks about a great moneymaking scheme one of her readers had that she has declined to participate in, and explains why.
On this edition of the People Paper Podcast Jenice kicks off Sexy Singles season in style - tied in this year with the Sex and the City movie - and also talks to a representative of a group that's forced to stay single: Malcolm Lazin discusses Equality Forum, ongoing through May 4, and muses on the inability of gays to marry under current US law.
Sex and the City: The Movie
Equality Forum
Philly: The city of Equality
Sports Spotlight for May 2
On this episode of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone marvel at how far the Flyers have gotten into the playoffs, with a chance - who knows? - to win it all, even though the Canadiens have been making far more shots. Pat is also looking for anybody in Philly named Guy.
On this week's podcast DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Barb McKeever and Ed Donovan of SheRox triathlon, a women-only event that will be held in Fairmount Park this summer. Time to start training for it now!
Philadelphia Triathlon, LLC
In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky talks about Pink - not the singer, the color - and why public displays of it seem to cause trouble for a lot of people.
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On this edition of Sports Spotlight, Josh Barnett is joined by Daily News assistant sports editor Paul Vigna to suss out the Eagles' moves in the NFL draft. Josh also mentions the new Eagles blog, written by Les Bowen and his Daily News cohorts.
Eagletarian: Blogging the Eagles with the Daily News
This week DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks with June Bretz about Bridal Body, a service for brides-to-be who want to be in the best shape possible for their wedding while setting up healthy lifestyle patterns to carry them beyond the big day.
Bridal Body - Main Site
Vitality Health & Wellness SSite
In this edition of "So What Happened Was..." Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky recites a Pennsylvania Primary Poem - her ode to the dazzle that Hillary and Barack have brought to the Keystone State.
On this week's Sports Spotlight, Josh and Pat talk about the Sixers, the Phillies and the Flyers' perfromance in the playoffs, with Pat testing the limits of podcast verbiage in describing tough athletes.
On this edition of the People Paper Podcast we look at the Pennsylvania primary, and the media coverage of it, from a range of perspectives. Filmmakers Mary Patel and Joe Barber talk about their movie Electile Dysfunction, Dave Davies talks about balancing a voter's opinion with a journalist's mandate, and Will Bunch recaps his provocative blog post on the "train wreck" of Wednesday night's debate. Before it's all over you'll even hear from Michael Nutter and Barack Obama, though not exactly on those topics.
Philadelphia Film Festival
Dave Davies columnist page
Will Bunch: Attytood
Attytood: An open letter to Charlie Gibson and George Stephanopoulos
Sports Spotlight for 4/18
Philly Fitness & Health Podcast 130
This week DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks with Tony Horton about fitness, diet, weight loss and P90X, a fitness training system that he calls "revolutionary."
On this week's podcast, Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky reveals the power of prayer in finding a parking space, and chats about how some people can't be happy with the parking they have.
On this week's show Kimberly Garrison talks with Bernadette Giorgi, creator of the Just B method, which integrates fitness, ballet, pilates and attitude into one powerful package. Be fit, be strong and be your best at Philly Fitness & Health.
On this week's Sports Spotlight, Josh and Pat talk Flyers playoffs, sizing up the competition and finding it rather daunting. Pat admits to his hope of seeing a goalie bring a hockey cliche to life sometime in his life.
On this edition of her podcast, Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky relates the death of a man whom her former babysitter tried to have killed, as well as the news story resulting from the attempt and how it affected her attendance at the couple's restaurant.
On this edition of the People Paper Podcast, Jenice talks to Miss Philadelphia, Brintha Vasagar, about her experience as a Tsunami survivor and her goals in medicine. We hear a couple clips from the Eschacon '08 special report from earlier in this week and then Jenice talks with DN cartoonist Signe Wilkinson about women and humor, in conjunction with a new book featuring Signe's cartoons. All this and more on Philly Feed.
Contestants keep ideals of Miss America alive
Eschacon 08
Ted Rall Interview
Signe Wilkinson Cartoons
Signe's "Familly Tree" at comics.com
Sports Spotlight
Sports Spotlight for 4/4
This week Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone celebrate the Phillies' first win of the season, take a glance at the Flyers' playoff chances, and try to project the ultimate winner of the NCAA tournament, in which Pat laments that there's no 'Cinderella' team left.
This week DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks with Dr. William Sears, author of numerous books about raising children, about kids' most essential health and nutrition needs.
On this edition of her podcast, Ronnie Polaneczky muses on the reaction to the senseless killing of Sean Patrick Conroy in the concourse of the Market-Frankford line, and how some people, including a prominent judge, seem to think murderous violence is something to which etiquette rules apply.
So What Happened Was... 06
On this edition, Ronnie talks about vacations and how her priorities have changed these days - now she just wants a vacation she can walk to.
So What Happened Was... 05
On this edition, Ronnie talks about the sentencing of Steven Strawbridge and how some readers seem to have misplaced concerns about the message it sends.
So What Happened Was... 04
On this edition, Ronnie talks about being a clown in the Thanksgiving Day parade and encourages listeners to take the plunge themselves.
So What Happened Was... 03
On this edition, Ronnie relates the story of a woman who lost the use of her legs and hands in a violent encounter and how Daily News readers came through for her.
So What Happened Was... 02
On this edition of So What Happened Was... Ronnie talks about Security Guards and their sick-day benefits or lack of same.
So What Happened Was... 01
On this week's So What Happened Was... Ronnie relates the story of a LaSalle fundraiser with good intentions, but one that Ronnie had to turn down. She tells us why.
Eschacon 08, a conference of liberal bloggers named after the blog "Eschacon," brought bloggers, pundits, activists and others together in Philly this past weekend. PhillyFeed was there and brings you some of the highlights of the event with noteworthy panel moments and interviews with some of the participants.
Eschacon 08 main site
Eschaton
Attytood
Complete Ted Rall interview
Philly.com politics page
Cartoonist Ted Rall was one of the panelists at Eschacon '08 over the last weekend in March. He spoke to PhillyFeed about why editorial cartoons deserve better treatment by blogs and why they offer a kind of humor and commentary unmatched by anything else on the Web.
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In a dramatization of his 3/29 Daily News column, Solomon Jones, with the help of daughter Eve, recounts the conversation that led him to regale her with the great advertising jingles of his youth, especially the "Apple Jacks" theme.
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Mike Kern joins Pat McLoone from snowy Detroit to talk about Villanova's longshot chances against Kansas in their Sweet Sixteen game Friday night. Along the way Kern also considers some of the other matchups in the NCAA tournament.
On this edition of the People Paper Podcast, we go from Love Train to Hooking Up, as Jonathan Takiff brings us his essential Gamble & Huff selections and Jenice chats with Kathleen Bogle, who wrote the book on the new rules of love. We also hear Pat's prediction for which Philly-area team will advance in March Madness, and get a quick musical selection on food options.
Gamble & Huff, Philly Sound architects, enter Hall of Fame
Hookup culture creates unfamiliar environment- to parents, at least
Hooking Up - Book Info
Sports Spotlight
Transcript from Live Chat Monday, March 17 (Jerardi)
Transcript of live NCAA chat Wed. 3/19/08 (Vegas Vic)
March Madness Special Section
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Josh Barnett is back, and he and Pat assess the chances of our favorite Big East teams to make it into the NCAA tournament, with a secondary nod to the progress, or lack thereof, of the Sixers, the Flyers and the Phillies.
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Jon Takiff supplements his Features cover story with a quick podcast of clips from the Gamble & Huff "Philadelphia International" hit parade, along with some tidbits you might have missed about these familiar songs.
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You've got a campaign in Pennsylvania
Gar Joseph and WIll Bunch look forward to the Pennsylvania primary campaign that now looks crucial for the Democrats. They discuss media folks' actual local ties and some that will doubtless be claimed by one candidate or another. And with the national spotlight turning to our state, they detail what Keystone cliches are likely to be dredged up over the next seven weeks.
Special Podcast - Walking Tour of Center City for Holiday Gifts
Becky Batcha takes you on a walking tour of Center City to find gifts that are already wrapped, most within a couple blocks of City Hall. Start your iPod playing at 18th and Chestnut and Becky, along with her sidekick Vance, will guide you in real time to the very shelves containing the spotlighted items on her Already Wrapped Map. Add in street musicians, sirens, jaywalking, and even a special visit from Santa, and you have a podcast that also captures Center City during the holiday rush.
Marcus Hayes on Phillies at break
Daily News Phillies writer Marcus Hayes looks down the road for the Phils' prospects in the second half of the season.
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Ed Moran previews the NHL Draft
Daily News sports editor Josh Barnett and Daily News Flyers beat writer Ed Moran preview Friday's NHL Draft.
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Sports editor Josh Barnett and fantasy football guru Ed Barkowitz in an in-depth analysis of the Daily News' Fantasy football special section.
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Philly Feed 7/13 - Duck Sex, Elevator Idols
These are a few of the favorite things so far in Ellen Gray's report from Beverly Hills, where we check in for this week's Philly Feed, to hear about the upcoming TV shows and the sometimes wacky efforts of the networks and cable stations to promote them. Ronnie has a "So What Happened Was" about a hairdresser who is having a ball, and Josh and Pat play "Will They Or Won't They" regarding the second half of the Phillies season.
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Philly Fitness & Health Podcast
This week DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks with Khalia Ali, daughter of Muhamad Ali, whose new book Fighting Weight details her struggle with her weight and her decision to undergo lap band surgery as a solution.
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Jasner on Sixers draft options
Daily News columnist and Basketball Hall-of-Famer Phil Jasner discusses 76ers options in the NBA draft on a special edition of PhillyFeed.
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Daily News Eagles Extra - 1/7
Josh Barnett and Pat McLoone provide extra insight on the Eagles, breaking down the week's highs and lows the day after every game. Click here for the show's official website.
Daily News Philly Fitness & Health - 3/1
Kimberly Garrison talks to people in the fitness industry and people who are finding new ways to stay in shape. Be fit, be strong and be your best with Philly Fitness and Health. Click here for the show's official website.
Daily News PhillyFeed- 2/22
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In her weekply podcast, Daily News columnist Ronnie Polaneczky talks about her interactions with readers. Ronnie notes that many calls begin with "So, what happened was..." and each week she starts from there to tell another story that may not have made it into a print column.
Philly Fitness & Health
This week DN fitness columnist Kimberly Garrison talks to Dr. Michael B. Foggs, Chief of Allergy and Immunology for Advocate Health Care, about the pervasive problem of asthma.
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