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AHEAD ON LIFE-NET RADIO
Revised 2005 December 21
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LNR airs locally and globally:
+- Weds, 9:00-9:15pm, on WTMR-AM 800
covering Camden-Philadelphia-Wilmington
+- Starting days later in compressed
Real Audio and MP3 around the clock
on demand at
http://www.lifenetradio.org +-+-+-+
++ Dec 21: We take you to Bridge of Peace Community
Church in Fairview, Camden, for the celebration of
the 30th anniversary of Pastor Wolfgang D. Herz-
Lane's arrival in the city. As he wrote on the
church Web site: "October 29 marks the 30th
anniversary of my arrival in the United States, and
November 14 in Camden!
"I was a young, idealistic (and perhaps naïve)
German, sent to Camden by Action Reconciliation /
Services for Peace to work as a full-time volunteer
with the Lutheran churches for 18 months. I had it
all planned out: My job was waiting for me; my car
was sitting in a rented garage that had been paid in
advance for 18 months; all was set for me to return
and pick up my life where I had left off. But then
Camden happened: I fell in love with the people,
with the work, with the city -- and the 18 months
have now turned into 30 years!
"God called me to something new that October day in
1975, and my life hasn't been the same since."
The show includes congregational singing, a
children's performance, and speeches by Pastor
Wolfgang and by guest preacher Rev. Tracie
Bartholomew.
RELEVANT LINK:
Bridge of Peace Community Church
http://www.bridgeofpeace.com Aktionsgemeinschaft Dienst für den Frieden
http://www.friedensdienst.de/ ++ Dec 28: We sit down with Howard Gillette PhD,
Director of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Center for the
Humanities, past president of the Society for
American City and Regional Planning History,
Rutgers-Camden history professor, and author of a
new book, "Camden: After the Fall". We reached out
to Dr. Gillette after a long search for an expert
who would give us a balanced assessment of the
current redevelopment plans for Camden City. Join us
as we go beyond the spin and the protests, toward the
heart of what the deal really is.
GUEST EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:
Colandus "Kelly" Francis, president of the Camden
County branch of the NAACP.
RELEVANT LINK:
Howard Gillette
http://history.camden.rutgers.edu/faculty/Gillette/Gillette.html Camden: After the Fall
http://www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/14180.html ++ Jan 4: The African-American Business and
Residents Association returns. We recorded their
November meeting, which will give you an update on
the Brewerytown anti-gentrification struggle.
RELEVANT LINKS:
African-American Business & Residents Association
http://www.aabra.org Songhai City (to be launched soon)
http://www.songhaicity.org Root Shock
http://www.rootshock.org Castle Coalition
http://www.castlecoalition.org ++ Jan 11: Philadelphia immigration attorney and
human-rights investigator Tom Griffin returns with an
update on Haiti: "We have completed an investigation
and confirmed that the UN massacred a large group of
families on July 6, 2005. We have information,
confirmed by the police themselves, that they
attacked a large USAID soccer match along with
civilian 'attaches' carrying and killing with
machetes. I was in the national prison, which is
overflowing with people who have no charges and have
never seen a judge, and US deportees who have never
broken the law in Haiti but remain detained in
horrific conditions indefinitely. It is a war on the
poor, and young men are the primary targets."
RELEVANT LINK:
Haiti Insight
http://www.haitiinsight.org ++ Jan 18: Camden resident and active citizen Mutrell
McLean. Previously by Mr. McLean: "Needful Things
for a Better Camden," "Welfare Unfair to Men".
++ Jan 25: The African-American Business and
Residents Association returns. We'll be recording
their January meeting, which will bring you fully up
to date on the Brewerytown anti-gentrification
struggle.
RELEVANT LINKS:
African-American Business & Residents Association
http://www.aabra.org Songhai City (to be launched soon)
http://www.songhaicity.org ++ Feb 1: Empty airslot. Will *you* take it?
RELEVANT LINK: "On the Air: You!"
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Life-Net Radio airs in the Camden, Philadelphia, and
Wilmington tri-state area Wednesday evenings at 9:00
on 5,000-watt WTMR-AM 800. Tune in, if you can, for
the best audio quality. Starting a few days or so
later, you can hear the 16-Kbps streaming audio
version, and many of the other latest episodes,
online, any time, on demand, at
http://www.lifenetradio.org This broadcast schedule, like any, may change.
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