Check out the new limited edition Radio Free Phoenix Mug! These mugs were presented to RFP staffers several years ago during Christmas, and are now available to our listeners for the first time!
This 11 ounce mug has a great psychedelic design that wraps around the cup – as created by artist, Amy Reynolds, and will add a spark of color to a black and white day!
Even Ian Hunter has one!
(100% of all sales go to support Radio Free Phoenix)
The Brother and Sister Duo continue to put out their creative musical prowess with their latest release, ‘This City’ This city is comprised of soft but vibrant sounds that comprise the duos sultry sound. Get your copy now at and more from Twelve Ballet at their WEBSITE .
The Brother Sister indie duo release their debut album under their new name ‘Twelve Ballet” with
” Just So She Knows’ available where all digital music is available for purchase.
The Brother-Sister duo creating some exciting new tunes (previously known as Glider Pilots
Photo Courtesy of Facebook.com/TwelveBallet
On RFP Presents this upcoming Saturday, July 22 at 5pm and Sunday at 12 noon (AZ-Pacific time), it’s a music and interview special with Ian Hunter.
RFP’s Lenise of Cartoon World had the opportunity to speak with Ian before his recent show in Bingley, England. Ian talks about his days with Mott the Hoople, The Rant Band and the late Mick Ronson. There will be plenty of solo Ian Hunter & Mott The Hoople music throughout the show. This is a Radio Free Phoenix exclusive!
Ian with an offical RFP Mug along with Clyde the Wishnik from Cartoon World
On Radio Freedom this Saturday at 5pm & Sunday at 3pm (Arizona time)
It’s our guest DJ, Becky Byrkit of Scottsdale, Arizona!
Becky Byrkit was born in Phoenix in 1960 and has lived everywhere else on the planet since then!
A Scottsdale girl, these days … ! Ooh!
Becky will present 15 hand-picked songs – listen in for her unique perspective of Rock N Roll on Radio Free Phoenix!
Wingman is taking flight to join the experience for the digital age.
If you ever wanted to play match maker for your friend when it comes to online dating, there’s now an “app” for that.With the applause action Wingman, you could just that a new app launching in April in both the U. K. And U.S. on apple iOS (Soon to be available for Android device. But the app is not so much a dating application as it is a new application to help friends mingle with other peers in their areas.
“What really sets it apart is that you are that person in the middle.. nudging your friend to meet others” says Wingman’s Tina Wilson. The application’s process all starts by logging into the app with Facebook and then creating a profile for the single friend in question. In addition, the application enables you to have as many pals as you like, while each dater profile can also have multiple wingpeople.
Eventually, your friend is then sent a link to review all the great things you’ve described about them.Once they’ve approved the profile you set up for your friend, you can then swipe through potential matches for them.
If you swipe on a match for your single friend and that person is interested, your friend is automatically connected to them. They’re then free to take it from there! The privacy finally comes when the connection is made by both and the matchmaking is then up to the matches leaving any chats between the two that are matched!
FACEBOOK:WINGMAN
Founder of Wingman, Tina Wilson, expresses a new way for friends to be supportive in helping find what’s best for their friends whether they’re roommates or live across the country and beyond, leaving even adult sibling to help play maker for their respected sibling. Listen to our piece here:
on Apple’s iOs Store and coming soon on Google Play for Android!
Sam and Benjamin Hope of the Glider Pilots
(Photo Courtesy www.facebook.com/GliderPilotsBand/)
We spoke with The Glider Pilots who together are bringing a vibrant series of lyrically melodic music comprised of alternative and blues inspired sounds. We spoke with the Queensland, Australian, based-band about their inspirations, creative process and their latest full album release “Talk Free” available where all music is streamed and available for digital and hard copy through band camp and iTunes. Glider Pilot’s music has been making positive waves in the field of the independent spectrum of music earning features on numerous indie playlists such as March and May 2017’s edition of BIRP! Listen to the full interview here!:
Follow the Formerly known Glider Pilots known now as Twelve Ballet on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and stream on Spotify and Soundcloud today! Make sure to pick up your copy of “Talk Free” from Glider Pilots now on iTunes, Music Glue and BandCamp.
Over time, we’ve found that the standard links to play RFP in Winamp, Windows Media, Real Player and I-Tunes do not always work in different browsers or in different versions of the players – so just in case you cannot connect to RFP in the conventional way, then try our new RFP Player – which will always give you an excellent connection to the station and the great music we play. Try it out below, and enjoy the music here….
According to the National Education Association Over 3.2 million students are victims of bullyingeach year. Approximately 160,000 teens skip school every day because of bullying. 17% of American students report being bullied 2 to 3 times a month or more within a school semester. One organization is deflating that number by spreading kindness.
Meet Julie Cahow, the 16 year-old founder of Postiviti an anti-bullying and emotional support organization that positions itself to affirm, encourage, and support students of all backgrounds on a global level.
High schooler, Juliet Cahow, (pictured above,) and her quest for silencing bullying, has lead her to star Positivit, an organization that is purposed to affirm, encourage, and support students internationally.Founder Juliet Cahow was selected as Endeavor Elementary’s Outstanding Volunteer of the Year and as an OCPS Outstanding Volunteer of the Year nominee for her establishment of Positiviti Junior. Photo Credit/ Juliet Cahow ( Positiviti.Weebly.Com)
Through its website, partnerships with schools, organizations, and provided resources for those to get involved, Positivi was created with to serve as online safe-haven, in addition to its social media outlets such as Instagram and Facebook that provide students with additional words of optimism throughout the day!
Get Involved with Postiviti Now and follow them in action on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram
Spreading Love through Social Media, Positiviti provides positive vibes and resources on a daily basis!
Follow Positiviti on Instagram @Simplypositiviti
From school, employment and clinical based provided services, SARRC’s mission is to assist families in their journey once their child has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder through adulthood. https://www.autismcenter.org/
This week we focus on a integral organization that is a cornerstone provider in helping advocating for those on autism spectrum. through ample resources such diagnosis tools and transitional programs and services for all ages,
Established in 1997,the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC) is a community-based nonprofit organization that has been a cutting edge provider serving those on the Autism spectrum and beyond.
SARRC’s team consists of highly trained and educated clinicians which provides services that not only impact the lives of individuals with autism, but also their parents, grandparents, siblings, teachers, physicians, psychologists, educators, and therapists.
From school, employment and clinical based provided services, SARRC’s mission is to assist families in their journey once their child has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder through adulthood.
Radio Free Phoenix’s Michael Thomas, Jr. spoke with AMY KENZER, PH.D., BCBA-D
VICE PRESIDENT AND CLINICAL SERVICES DIRECTOR of the Southwest Autism Research & Resource Center on the various resources, services, and programs provided by SARRC.
For more information regarding SARRC and it’s service visit them on https://www.autismcenter.org, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram.