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Our Ode to Philadelphia told one story at a time. We interview Interesting Philadelphia area people with intriguing stories. We have a wide array of interest and it will show in our guests.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWit or Wit-Out is a news podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Unknown Host hosts Wit or Wit-Out, a news show with 20 episodes published.
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Episode #18
COLIN COMSTOCK has an interesting story to tell. Documentarian, dont call him influencer, is now a big hit on instagram as he tackles the biggest subject of his career - the Philadelphia cheesesteak. This kid , who went to Radnor High , and then Temple, wanted to be in a hit punk band at first. HIs journey, like most of us, has not been linear. Listen to this episode and experiece his journey as only he can tell it.
Episode #17
The conversation delves into the life of Darrell McCray, also known as Cornbread, the youngest person to establish an international art movement. It explores his upbringing in Brewerytown, his time at the Youth Development Center, and the birth of the Cornbread phenomenon. The story also covers the impact of poetry, the zoo bombing incident, and the Jackson 5 incident. The conversation delves into the origin of the graffiti culture and its impact, as well as the personal struggles and triumphs of Daryl McCray. It explores the evolution of graffiti art, the challenges of substance abuse, and the enduring legacy of Daryl McCray's contributions to art and culture. Takeaways Graffiti as Therapy The Birth of a Street Star Graffiti Culture Origin Impact of Substance Abuse Chapters 00:00 The Birth of Cornbread 01:25 Life in Brewerytown 02:53 The Youth Development Center 04:09 The Cornbread Phenomenon 05:06 The Elephant Incident 06:37 Writing Cornbread Everywhere 08:29 The Impact of Poetry 10:19 The Zoo Bombing 30:38 The Jackson 5 Incident 37:38 The Cornbread and Earl Story 39:03 The Origin of Graffiti Culture 49:25 The Impact of Substance Abuse
Episode #16
Remembered Eddie from his TV show on Comcast SportsNet and always thought he was a cool guy. The more I learned about him, the more impressed I became. Touring the United States at just 21 years old took incredible hard work, dedication, and courage. What an amazing journey he's had to this point. It's easy to root for a genuinely good guy like Eddie. Wishing him nothing but continued success!
Episode #1
The first episode of Wit or Without features a conversation with Coach Phil Martelli, covering his early life, family, upbringing, and journey into coaching. The episode delves into his childhood in Philadelphia, his family dynamics, his high school and college experiences, and his transition into coaching. It also explores his time at Bishop Kendrick High School and St. Joseph's University, highlighting his coaching career and the influential people he encountered along the way. Coach Phil Martelli shares his journey as a basketball coach, emphasizing the balance between coaching and family, the impact of Philadelphia players, and the importance of relationships and memories in his career. He also discusses his coaching philosophy and the challenges of coaching in a changing world. Takeaways Family Influence Early Coaching Aspirations Family and coaching balance Impact of Philadelphia players Importance of relationships and memories Coaching philosophy and challenges in a changing world Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction 00:59 Early Life and Upbringing 02:28 Family Dynamics and Influence 06:21 High School and College Experience 13:06 Transition into Coaching 23:44 Coaching Career at Bishop Kendrick High School 26:05 Transition to St. Joseph's University 28:03 Balancing Coaching and Family 28:58 Coaching Philosophy and Practice 30:19 Success and Challenges in Coaching 33:07 The Philadelphia Basketball Player 34:31 Adapting to a Changing World 40:44 Transition and Reflection
Episode #15
Chip is a hilarious stand-up comic, and he had me laughing from start to finish. I just had to have him on the show! I've always loved comedy, but during my research and our interview, I discovered there's so much more to Chip's story. Before taking the stage, he was a 4th-grade teacher. Then he enrolled in a six-week comedy class taught by Philadelphia comedy legend Joey Callahan on the Boulevard near Nabisco—and that class changed his life. Want to hear how it all happened? Check out Episode 15 of Wit or Wit-Out , featuring Chip Chantry!
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