Kay Wood

Location
Mt. Airy, Mount Airy

Awarded Grants

2016
Art and Change Grant (ACG)

$2,500
Discipline(s)
Media Arts
Social Change Intents
Environmental Justice

Kay Wood will create, produce, and host an hour-long radio show twice monthly called Planet Philadelphia on Gtown Radio, a small local radio station in the heart of Germantown. Through her social justice engagement over the last several years, she has met many people who are dedicated in their efforts to make the world a better place. They will inspire the show’s research, stories and interviews. Kay will record and edit the interviews as well as select the environmental news, music, and activity announcements as an entertaining platform to learn about the environment.

Elfie Harris

2014
Art and Change Grant (ACG)

$2,500
Discipline(s)
Literary Arts
Visual Arts
Social Change Intents
Environmental Justice

Kay will create a graphic novel called The Big Belch, a work that uses humor to capture the reader while raising consciousness around serious environmental issues. The Big Belch begins when Big Oil, causes an enormous oil spill that produces vast ecological destruction in the Gulf of Mexico. The graphic novel will attempt to engage audiences outside of the environmental activist community and include them in discussions about the effects of fossil fuel energy and climate change.

Tess Kissinger

Related News

Transportation is one of the big contributors to greenhouse gases as well as pollution. Public transportation, which may be better for the environment...
[ Listen on Gtown Radio] Governmental actions can both constrain and encourage environmentally positive developments in energy. The Federal Energy...
Kay Wood (ACG '16, '14) host of Planet Philadelphia, an environmental radio show on Gtown Radio interviewed Nobel Prize Winner, Dr. John Goodenough...
Listen to the latest episode of the Planet Philadelphia environmental radio show aired live on February 15
Planet Philadelphia’s 2nd anniversary radio show on GTown Radio, 9/15/17; To celebrate there will be a very special guest, Dr. John Goodenough...
Kay Wood talks grief, graphic novels and The Big Belch in an interview with Chestnut Hill Local.
26 women and trans artists and cultural producers receive project-based grants to further social change in the Delaware Valley
Tune in to Planet Philadelphia with host, Kay Wood (ACG ’14), on G-Town Radio 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm Friday, May 20 to hear an interview with Rutgers...
Listen to a great new Planet Philadelphia coming up May 6 at 4:00 pm on G-town Radio with guests Karen Melton and Dr. Alison Labonte.
Kay Wood (ACG ’14), will be hosting new Planet Philadelphia radio show about the environment, streaming Friday March 18 at 4:00 pm on G-Town Radio.
New Planet Philadelphia podcast this Friday.
Planet Philadelphia host, Kay Wood (ACG '14) speaks with three exciting guests, starting off with two scientists at the Academy of Natural Sciences of...
Kay launched Planet Philadelphia, a local radio show on Gtown Radio that addresses environmental topics and their impact on the local community.

Kay Wood's latest Podcast

Planet Philadelphia, recently featured filmmaker, Ben Kalina talking about his award winning film, Shored Up.
"The other gas that could transform Philadelphia's economic future"
Planet Philadelphia is a mix of environmental news, interviews, music, poetry, and reporting on community events.
Chestnut Hill Local interviews Kay Wood on disability, Philadelphia in the 80s and the BP oil spill.
Kay Wood (ACG '14) is signing copies of "The Big Belch" on March 20 at Ten Thousand Villages and giving a talk on March 27th at iMPeRFeCT Gallery.

Kay Wood: Author Events

Kay Wood (ACG '13) will be reading from her graphic novel, The Big Belch, at two events this November.
Kay Wood's (ACG '14) graphic novel, The Big Belch was reviewed on BirdChannel.com.
The Leeway Foundation announces today $35,000 in grants to 14 women and trans* artists and cultural producers living in the five-county Philadelphia...