Independent Media Center of Philadelphia

www.phillyimc.org

Radio Volta is a project of the Philadelphia Independent Media Center (PhillyIMC). PhillyIMC provides in-depth news coverage of Philadelphia and its surrounding areas as well as reports and commentary about national and international issues.

KillRadio

www.killradio.org

KillRadio emerged from the seminal seafoam that the Dems sprayed upon LA in the summer of aughty-aught; just a couple of weeks after Volta sprang from the loin of the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia. And with their nonstop genre defying playlist and pretty pretty website, we would do well to imitate our sisters in Los Angeles. Long live the Southland (except the Lakers). Long live KillRadio.

Prometheus Radio Project

www.prometheusradio.org

Prometheus Radio Project has played a key role in the struggle to get licenses for community radio stations. Prometheus practices a mixture of research, advocacy, activism and direct services to organizations that want to start radio stations on the newly won rules for neighborhood radio. We offer internships to students who would like to help in our work, and who want the opportunity to develop their skills in radio and media activism. Interns will have the opportunity to work on the many aspects of our project, ranging from closely supervised work to independent projects.

LAVA (4134 Lancaster Ave.)

www.lavazone.org

The Lancaster Avenue Autonomous Zone (LAVA) is home to Radio Volta as well as other organizations. LAVA also serves as a performance space in West Philadelphia.

Democracy Now!

www.democracynow.org

Democracy Now! is a national, listener-sponsored public radio and TV show, pioneering the largest community media collaboration in the country. We air Monday-Friday on over 120 stations including Pacifica radio stations, Pacifica affiliates, WBIX.org, public access TV stations, Free Speech TV (DishNetwork Channel 9415), and Shortwave Radio (Radio for Peace International).

WBIX

www.wbix.org

WBIX.org is a web-based radio station, a global gathering of audio refugees - comprised of New York City's WBAI radio IN EXILE producers, listeners, and others fired, banned, and exiled from WBAI radio, with help from the Independent Media Centers of NYC, Washington, DC, and Seattle.

Free Speech Radio News

www.fsrn.org

FSRN is the only daily half-hour progressive radio newscast in the U.S. It is owned and managed by news reporters. FSRN is an independent broadcast news organization born in January 2000 as the result of a strike by 43 reporters who formerly worked for Pacifica Network News (PNN).