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Philadelphia's ACCT shelter is full! Gillian Kocher, Director of Public Relations for the Pennsylvania SPCA returns to BEN Around Philly to talk about the importance of adopting and fostering, and all of the amazing animals available and waiting for their forever homes.  Plus, a great list of fun events that help to benefit the PSPCA. Find your new best friend at Philadelphia Union home games this year, Caturdays at Philadelphia Brewing Company, Sippin' and Stichin' on July 24th, and Yappy Hour at Morgan's Pier. Save the date for their Bikes, Barks and Brews event on September 18th and the 11th Annual Springer Golf Outing on September 27th.  Learn more at PSPCA.org.

Not only is it Christmas In July, there are tons of other events and happenings going on this weekend. We know you are tired of being cooped up in the house.... Check out some of these local happenings:   Christmas in July: Elf Drive-In Movie Screening at Souderton Borough Park (Movie / in-person / kid-friendly) Souderton celebrates a socially distanced Christmas in July with a drive-in screening of Elf and a visit from a special North Pole visitor at the park. ($25 per vehicle, July 25, 8 p.m. at Souderton Community Park) Barnes Foundation Public Reopening (Art / in-person / kid-friendly) The gallery reopens its renowned collection to the public with safety precautions in place to reduce risk for museumgoers. Masks required. (Free-$25, July 25, noon-7 p.m. at The Barnes Foundation, Civil War Saturday at Fort Mifflin (Educational / in-person / outdoors) Fort Mifflin played an integral role in Philadelphia’s Civil War history — learn about the Fort’s time as a federal prison while checking out cannon demos and hearing about soldier life. ($6-$10, July 25, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at Fort Mifflin) Thunderbird Salvage 100 Degree Flea (Shopping / in-person / outdoors) Treasures galore fill the Fishtown flea at its warm-weather-welcome open-air market. Throw on a mask and browse antiques, vintage goods, and one-of-a-kind finds from 20-plus vendors; then find a safely distanced spot to cool down with ice cream, snacks, cold water, and beer from the adjacent Philadelphia Brewing Company. (Free, July 25 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Thunderbird Salvage) See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Gillian Kocher, Director of Public Relations for the Pennsylvania SPCA checks in with Kristen about a recent rescue of over 100 cats, and an adoption event THIS weekend to help clear the shelters so that these babes can be cared for, and eventually find their furr-ever homes too. It’s kitten season…. during a pandemic. The shelter is already very full, and yet the PSPCA also just rescued over 100 cats from a hoarding situation. There are so many great cats waiting to go home with you, and this weekend is a great opportunity to come meet your new housemate in PURR-son at Philadelphia Brewing Company.  The PSPCA has partnered with North Shore Animal League of America who has generously lent their mobile adoption unit for the event. Swiffer has also offered to include this event in their ‘Adoption Sweep’, sponsoring $50 off adoption fees for 50 approved adopters. Head to Philadelphia Brewing Company from 12-5pm Saturday, June 27th, and again from 12-5pm on Sunday, June 28th. PBC has a newly expanded beautiful beer garden set up for social distancing, while serving up their special ‘Working Cat Pale Ale’, an ode to @dukethebrewerycat (who basically runs the place). Join the PSPCA, North Shore Animal League of America, and PBC for a great beer event while saving lives - or cat event while drinking beer. Whichever.  Thanks to Swiffer for their sponsorship too!

Mike Rainey is co-host of Dad Meat podcast with Tim Butterly. We talked  about boner pills, martial arts, breaking bones and fighting for sandwiches.  Go see Scott tonight at The Dive in East Passyunk at 8 p.m. and on Friday, Feb. 28 at Callahan's on South Street at 8 p.m.  Dan is hosting a show at Philadelphia Brewing Company on Feb. 28 with Chanel Ali coming back from New York to headline. Get tickets at pbcomedy.eventbrite.com. 

The PSPCA’s Gillian Kocher joins Kristen in studio, along with Nancy Barton, owner of Philadelphia Brewing Company. The two organizations have teamed up to plan the First Annual ‘Dine Out for Pet’s Sake’ all-day fundraising event to benefit the PSPCA’s lifesaving mission. On Wednesday, September 18th, 2019, more than 20 restaurants throughout the city will step up to help Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable animals! The concept is simple: Participating establishments will be donate 5%-10% of their sales (or more!) to the Pennsylvania SPCA. DINE OUT on Wednesday, September 18th (all day!) at participating restaurants, and a portion of every bill will help animals in Philadelphia and throughout the state! Check out the Facebook Event and the PSPCA’s website for more info.  Also, Gillian brought a very cute pup to the studio with her. Her name is Diana and she’s available for adoption at the PSPCA’s Erie Avenue location. She is a beautiful pittie (with the coloring of a Bernese Mountain Dog!) and super sweet and just wants to be loved. Will you take her home today? E-mail Kristen@957benfm.com for more information and photos of this wonderful gal.  Then, Kristen is joined by David Levy, Vice President of Artistic Operations for Opera Philadelphia to talk more about the third annual opera festival, O19! Festival O19 brings 12 days of opera to Philadelphia from September 18-29. Be there as Opera Philadelphia debuts its daring new opera, Denis & Katya at The Suzanne Roberts Theatre, see The Love for Three Oranges at the Academy of Music, Semele at the Perelman Theater, Let Me Die at FringeArts, Curtis in Concert at the Curtis Institute of Music, plus so much more. This year, Opera on the Mall kicks off the festival on Saturday, September 14th with La boheme right on the grass of Independence National Historic Park. Opera on the Mall is FREE to the public, but registration is encouraged. Register and learn about all twelve days of Opera at Operaphila.org or call 215-732-8400. 

Margaux Murphy, the Director of The Sunday Love Project, joins Kristen in the studio to talk about her efforts to battle homelessness in Philadelphia and an upcoming music festival and fundraiser to benefit the cause. Sunday Love Project is an organization created by Margaux which serves 800 meals to the homeless and addicted each week. Join Margaux and Sunday Love Project on Sunday, July 21st from 12-5pm at Philadelphia Brewing Company for Sunday FUND-day, a benefit concert to feed the homeless. Tickets are $20 and include live music, beer and food. A five dollar reduction will be given to those who bring a donation of sunblock, electrolyte packs, a case of water or a pack of socks. There will also be raffles donated by Ardmore Music Hall, Blue Print Brewing Company, and other individual sponsors. Find more information about Sunday Love Project HERE, and the event page HERE. Then Adam Leiter, Executive Director of the East Passyunk Avenue Business Improvement Districtjoins Kristen in studio to talk about the 14th Annual East Passyunk Car Show and Street Festival, South Philly's largest summer festival and block party coming up Sunday, July 28th from 11am to 4pm. Cars can register on site beginning at 8am for $20. Festival goers are encouraged to arrive after 11am. This FREE festival will feature over 200 muscle, classic, antique, custom and show cars, trucks and motorcycles – as well as a craft fair, kids activities, music, food and drink specials and shopping all along the avenue. Find all you need to know at http://visiteastpassyunk.com/events/2019-east-passyunk-car-show-and-street-festival.php. 

This week, Kristen speaks with Don Montrey, Executive Director of ComedySportz, and Kelly Jennings one of the veteran players and minor league coach of the Philly Comedy Sportz team. Comedy Sportz has been performing in Philadelphia for 27 years. Catch a show every weekend at 7:30 and 10pm on Saturdays and 2pm on Sundays. This week they are hosting 30 teams from around the US and UK for the Comedy Sportz WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP at the Wilma Theater from July 25th to July 27th. Find tickets for these hilarious improv matches and more information on their performances and classes HERE. Then Margaux Murphy, the Director of The Sunday Love Project, joins Kristen in the studio to talk about her efforts to battle homelessness in Philadelphia and an upcoming music festival and fundraiser to benefit the cause. Sunday Love Project is an organization created by Margaux which serves 800 meals to the homeless and addicted each week. Join Margaux and Sunday Love Project on Sunday, July 21st from 12-5pm at Philadelphia Brewing Company for Sunday FUND-day, a benefit concert to feed the homeless. Tickets are $20 and include live music, beer and food. A five dollar reduction will be given to those who bring a donation of sunblock, electrolyte packs, a case of water or a pack of socks. There will also be raffles donated by Ardmore Music Hall, Blue Print Brewing Company, and other individual sponsors. Find more information about Sunday Love Project HERE, and the event page HERE.

Casey and I recorded this episode before his show at Philadelphia Brewing Company. The next one is on 4/20 and you should go. Also, Casey was kind enough to let me use a song from his old band so you can hear him do hardcore music stuff. Casey and I talked about hardcore music, changing wardrobes and the proper way to hold a microphone.    If you want, you can email the podcast at myvoicesuckspod@gmail.com. Also search My Voice Sucks on Facebook and Instagram to keep up with the podcast. 

Elizabette is the co-founder of Cooking Alchemy, a holistic food and wellness company. Chris and Leigh-Ann speak to Elizabette about her journey into Cooking Alchemy as well as the philosophy that she brings with her to work every day. Chris, Leigh-Ann, and Elizabette were all raised by immigrant parents, and this commonality is a focus of discussion.For food news this week, Chris and Leigh-Ann mention Dinner En Blanc Philadelphia. Unfortunately, if you didn't already purchase your ticket, you'll have to wait until next year for this awesome event. Started in Paris 25 years ago, Dinner En Blanc is an event held at a secret location where you bring all of your own supplies and food and enjoy a dinner with a large group. Chris highlights Philadelphia Brewing Company. Although they are not new and many Philadelphians have had their beers, (including Walt Wit, Kenzinger, and Commonwealth Ciders) most have not been to their bar and tasting room located in the Kensington neighborhood, near the Huntington stop on the El. Links: • http://www.cookingalchemy.com/wordpress/ •• https://www.instagram.com/cookingalchemist/ •• https://philadelphia.dinerenblanc.com/about •• http://philadelphiabrewing.com/ • • https://www.facebook.com/TECCDC/ •• https://twitter.com/PhilaTEC •• https://www.instagram.com/westphillyfoods/ •Don't know how to subscribe? Watch the tutorial below demonstrating how to subscribe on some of the most popular pocdast platforms. And remember, subscribing is 100% free. • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDqWEWiZaZI •