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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sam and Louise Sullivan | Artist to Watch — October 2026 (opens the original)
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Hometown: Portland, Oregon (but they call Philly home now!) Why They’re WXPN’s Artist To Watch: This brother-sister duo has quickly become one of the hottest indie acts in the scene right now. While their first and sophomore albums are great spins, it’s their latest, Love & Devotion, that created a fervor around the band that’s part of the ascending South Philly-based Historic New Jersey family (which includes Star Moles, Rubber Band Gun, and more). Sam and Louise grew up playing music with thei
The Folk Show to feature special second-hour programming (opens the original)
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As you know, longtime and beloved Folk Show host Ian Zolitor left WXPN after a decade of serving up folks tunes to listeners. While we search for a permanent replacement, we’ve got a rotating slate of hosts you know and love who will be spinning for the Folk Show: David Dye, Bruce Warren, and Jim McGuinn are filling in Sunday nights from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Together, the trio decided to create some special features in the second hour of their shows each week over the next month-plus. Check out the
WXPN’s Concert Picks: Bright Eyes, The Linda Lindas, Phantom Planet, more (opens the original)
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Friday: beabadoobee at The Liacouras CenterBedroom pop rocker-turned festival and arena-headlining star beabadoobee is set to bring the house down on Temple’s campus Friday night with Wisp as part of her world tour that’s supporting her fourth album, Pylon. She discussed the new record on World Cafe. Saturday: U5 Fest at Underground ArtsFeaturing a killer lineup of Toody Cole (of Dead Moon) & Her Band, Sheer Mag, J.R.C.G., Powerplant, The Serfs, Taxidermists, Guiding Light, Playland, and many mo
World Cafe at 35: Raina Douris and Stephen Kallao share their most memorable highlights (opens the original)
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Oct. 14, 1991. 9:55 a.m. David Dye, original host of World Cafe, walked into the broadcast studios on the third floor of the turn-of-the-century building that housed the WXPN broadcast studios in West Philadelphia with script and headphones in hand for our first national World Cafe broadcast. Our then Senior Producer Bruce Ranes stood across from him behind the glass with our engineer and myself, counting down the minutes and then the seconds to go live. At the strike of 10:00:00 a.m. exactly, t
World Cafe at 35: Raina Douris and Stephen Kallao share their most memorable highlights (opens the original)
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Oct. 14, 1991. 9:55 a.m. David Dye, original host of World Cafe, walked into the broadcast studios on the third floor of the turn-of-the-century building that housed the WXPN broadcast studios in West Philadelphia with script and headphones in hand for our first national World Cafe broadcast. Our then Senior Producer Bruce Ranes stood across from him behind the glass with our engineer and myself, counting down the minutes and then the seconds to go live. At the strike of 10:00:00 a.m. exactly, t
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