It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia – S13E09 – October 31, 2018

IBM, Goldman Sachs, and Google are launching a LGBT resource guide for corporations in India. The three companies will work with Community Business, a nonprofit that specializes in CSR, to make the business case for addressing the needs of LGBT employees.

MoneyGram has launched the MoneyGram Foundation to support the company’s mission to educate youth. The Foundation will fund programs that provide educational resources and school supplies to millions of children around the world. Since 2006, the company has donated $500,000 annually to nonprofits through its Global Giving program.

Subaru has marked its 5th Annual Subaru Fall Festival at Greensgrow Farms in Philadelphia. The Festival, held annually at Greensgrow Farms, a leader in urban agriculture, celebrates fresh food, local vendors, crafts, and farm fun. Subaru supported a Kid’s Corner with music, activities, and a coat drive to benefit the Covenant House.

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Hey everybody!!

Here is my 87th podcast, the second to last program of my very own personal radio show called, “The Andy Morales Show”. This one focuses on the sounds of 1980’s R&B/Electro Music; my most beloved musical genre from the 1980’s decade!! Recorded on: October 28, 2017. I hope all of you guys will enjoy my 87th podcast to, “The Andy Morales Show”.

Songs on this show:
1. Alfonso Ribeiro – “Dance Baby (12″ Extended Vocal Version)” (Prism / Island Records – 1984) (*A well-known television actor/dancer from The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air TV series. / One of his only songs released during his short-lived career as an Electro-Funk musician.)
2. Eddie Murphy – “Do I” (CBS / Columbia Records – 1985) (*The famous Saturday Night Live comedian/movie star from Brooklyn, NY. / Featured on his infamous debut music album, “How Could It Be”.)
3. Shalamar – “Dead Giveaway (12″ Extended LP Version)” (Solar Records – 1983) (*A notable R&B/Disco group from Los Angeles, CA created by Soul Train’s host, Don Cornelius. / Featured on their 7th album, “The Look”.)
4. Rikki Patrick – “Night Moves (LP Version)” (CBS Records – 1984) (*A forgotten R&B/Electro artist from the United Kingdom. / Featured on his only LP, “Breakpoint”.)
5. The B.A.D. Band – “All I Want Is You (12″ Extended)” (Sinban Records – 1986) (*An obscure Electro-Funk group from Saginaw, MI. / One of their very last songs released in the music business.)
6. Margie Joseph – “Big Strong Man (12″ Extended LP Version)” (Cotillion / Atlantic Records – 1984) (*A lesser-known R&B/Electro song by a Gospel oriented singer from Pascagoula, MS. / Featured on her 9th LP, “Ready For The Night”.)
7. Isley Jasper Isley – “Kiss And Tell (LP Version)” (CBS Associated / Epic Records – 1984) (*An incredible R&B/Electro track performed by three members of The Isley Brothers named Ernie Isley, Chris Jasper, & Marvin Isley. / Featured on their 1st LP, “Broadway’s Closer To Sunset Blvd.”.)
8. David St. George – “24-Hour Love Affair” (Malaco Records – 1985) (*A lost Electro-Funk musician from Philadelphia, PA. / Featured on his only album, “The Voices Of Dr. Dave”.)
9. Michael Sterling – “One More Chance” (Magnum Records International / Luke Skyywalker Records – 1987) (*An underrated Electro-Funk performer from Miami, FL. / Featured on his 2nd album, “No Such Animal”.)

Special thanks to the one who contributed in this podcast:
Todd Holmes (Professor of Digital Media & Journalism at SUNY New Paltz)

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