Brad Linder

Block by Block is a community radio news program produced by PhillyCAM's Community Radio News Fellows and broadcast live on on WPPM-LP 106.5 FM. We explore issues affecting the Philadelphia area in a radio news magazine featuring news reports filed by members of our team of community journalists, covering a wide range of topics including gun violence, immigration, food insecurity, mental health, LGBTQIA+ rights, the environment, arts and culture, and much more.

As PhillyCAM's Radio News Managing Editor, Brad Linder facilitates production of Block by Block by offering training opportunities, coordinating weekly production meetings, directing live broadcasts, and and providing group & 1:1 script and audio editing assistance. 

Among Books is a podcast about books… and a whole lot more. Recorded in-person at Hilltop Books in Northwest Philadelphia, the show features conversations with local community leaders, discussing some of the books they’ve read (or are reading), and the role reading has played in their approach to life, leadership, and community.

Each episode is accompanied by a reading list that compiles the books and authors mentioned during the conversation.

Among Books is hosted and produced by Kouvenda Media’s Stephanie Marudas, with podcast audio editing, mixing, and technical consulting by Brad Linder.

Winner of the 2023 Black Podcasting Awards in the category of Literary podcasts, Your BIPoC Writing Coach (Formerly known as Reed, Write & Create), is a podcast from Lori L. Tharps that offers advice for writers, with an emphasis on BIPOC writers who want to get their work onto the page and then out into the world.

The podcast features a mix of “bite-sized pep talks for BIPOC writers at every stage of the writing game” as well as interviews with authors like Lauren Francis-Sharma, Kaitlyn Greenidge, Yaba Blay, Tracy Lewis-Giggetts, Jabari Asim, Ernest Owens, and Denene Miller.

Your BIPoC Writing Coach is produced and hosted by Lori L. Tharps, while audio is edited and mixed by Brad Linder.

The Loving Project is a podcast featuring the stories of interracial married couples 50 years of the Supreme Court ruling that struck down anti-miscegenation laws across the United States. To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Court’s decision in the case of Loving v. Virginia, Brad Linder and Farrah Parkes interviewed 25 couples about their experiences and shared their stories in this year-long podcast series which was released in 2017.