A Penny For Your Thoughts PHILLY

Kool Jazz is an intuitive guitar player, and player in general. Those listening skills make him an interesting conversationalist as well. Being over 70 gives us license to ramble a bit and let it go where it goes. Enjoy.

Sheryl comes from a family of conversationalists and can bend your ear in a pleasant way. Telling complete stories seems to be a dying art, so let's keep it alive. Maybe some more of us will be inspired to hop on a bus or train to see new places and meet new people.
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Creating change in the city was never a smooth line forward...more like 2 steps forward and one step back, like it still is today. We get a good picture of how these developments led us to where things are now.
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We are late with #5 but stay in touch! It will be coming.
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New churches, Back to Africa movement, freedom for some..."insure domestic tranquility"...it was a busy time!
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This episodes gives more insight into how the governmental decisions of the late 1700's affect the people's rights and inspire hopes for better lives. There is so much that I don't remember learning in school! Thank you for tuning in and listening. The local mockingbird at the end is saying "Thank You for hearing us!"
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Learn about very early street theater and anti-slavery activism in the 1700's, a tricky treaty and more. Our history is complex and interesting, and Joe Becton is keeping it alive! Thank you for your patience as I learn how to iron out the bumps in the road. Making patchwork with sound is a new adventure and maybe it will be good for my brain.
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Joe Becton, historian and blues guy and Philadelphia resident has a lot to share about Philadelphia history. We will break it into short segments so you can digest what he is saying, and maybe even ask him questions or challenge his facts between episodes. Joe and I both agree that if young people knew more about their history and what their ancestors went through, maybe they would choose to be more thoughtful about their actions and decisions. So, share the link! Thank you. You can learn more about Joe and what he does at Jobecton.org (no e on Jo).
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A little talk about my intentions for this podcast series
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