The Demise of the Egoist Johann Fatzer about Four deserters who flee the slaughter of WW 1 performed by a Black cast in a playwrights work shop founded by Exavier Wardlaw at the Living Theatre, NY in the 1980’s

Following the journey of 3 African American college students & their thoughts about democracy & the importance of voting in a debate of ideology & values in a bipartisan fashion

Alyssa Garcia is 18 years old. She’s won songwriting awards and one of her songs is in the upcoming movie Getting Grace. Someone to watch!

Emily Barnes is a full-time, nationally touring singer-songwriter. She was a finalist in the Kerrville Folk Festival’s songwriting contest in Texas.

Last Chance is a duo from Delaware County consisting of Jack Scott and Ingrid Rosenback. Guitar, banjo, violin and harmony voices.

Joe Jencks has been a seasoned touring songwriter for 17 years. A friend of the late Pete Seeger. A powerful voice and highly rated.

No Good Sister is a women’s trio from Philadelphia. They have performed up and down the East Coast and performed at the Philadelphia Folk Festival in 2015.

Jason McGovern describes his music as D.Y.I Americana Folk & Pop Rock. He was a winner of The Philadelphia Songwriters Project in their 2017 songwriters contest.

Proficient on the keyboard with a knack for writing emotionally hitting love songs, she has a very unique voice, worth listening to.

With comparisons to John Mayer, Billy Joel and Eric Clapton, Casey Alvarez has performed at venues such as Musikfest, The Tin Angel, The Philadelphia Folk Festival and more.

White fear, Racial Habits, Charlottesville Protest, Women’s Rights

What makes you an enemy of God?

An independent news program features international journalists, grassroots leaders, independent analysts, as well as ordinary people directly affected by world events and U.S. policy. With Amy Goodman

Racial disparities our communities face offline in policing, education, housing, are shifting online. MediaJustice movement building has evolved beyond representation to challenge technological giants shaping communication, as we fight for access & against surveillance.

Teaching Culture: Insider, Outsider, and In Between Moderator: Dr. Brenda Dixon Gottschild (Professor Emerita, Temple University) Panel presented by Philadelphia Folklore Project

An interview with local singer-songwriter Avi Wisnia. Rusty and Jan perform a song.

Has Anything Changed since 1971? interview with David Rothenberg, founder of The Fortune Society & one of the observers to witness negotiations with NY State.

Interviews with Heroes In the Field, a mentoring program in NJ and also a guest advises how to get help with a gambling issue.

A Community Conversation with Bebashi Transition to Hope on Philadelphia’s worsening gun violence problem & the correlation with food insecurity as a root cause in the city’s most affected areas.

Resources for Communities Not Cops, Staking out a creative path in lifting up alternatives to policing and exploring programs that could reduce street violence.

Healing restorative justice potential of returning citizens with life sentences to their communities to help interrupt cycles of violence.

Food place an essential role in our lives and Looking Forward will explore the intersection of food and justice.

One of nation's longest running TV shows: Voices & Visions of Chicago's Youth created by youth for youth talking about about the cultural life that flows through Chicago

Take a look back at the amazing work the Arts2Work crew made during their media mentor program along with aYouth Set The Stage chat about music and self care.

Interview with Music Artist

Moonstone Arts presents poetry and discussion with Charles S. Carr featuring Siduri Beckman