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PhillyCAM is a non-profit community media center where the public can learn to create their own media for TV and radio. Learn more at phillycam.org

PhillyCAM operates Philadelphia's Public Access TV cablecast locally on Xfinity 966 HD & FIOS 2129 HD
(online at phillycam.org/watch)

PhillyCAM also operates a Low Power FM Community Radio Station, WPPM-LP on 106.5 FM in Philadelphia.

09/21/2026

Este mes les presentamos una entrevista con Olga Renteria, Directora de Philatinos Radio, un segmento del festival de cine BlackStar con le directore Dano García, y una entrevista con el reportero comunitario Erick Barragán.

Sintonízate a www.Phillycam.org/watch , Comcast 66/966 y Verizon 29/30.

09/14/2026

Join us at PhillyCAM this Friday 9/18 for PARK(ing) DAY! Partnering with Genealogy Quick Start , the African American Genealogy Group, and the Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania to hold down some parking spaces directly in front of PhillyCAM to provide quick, on-the-fly genealogical consultations!

Get to know, or better yet, discover your ancestors for this year’s PARK(ing) Day!

Photos from PhillyCAM's post 09/03/2026

Join us for this month’s Create Space Session: The Power of the Post!

Led by the prolific artist and educator Seraiah Nicole S E R A I A H N I C O L E , this workshop ignites the way we represent ourselves both on and offline. We will develop skills for interpersonal communication, digital storytelling, and techniues to best capture your authentic self and share it responsibly online.

Create Space Sessions are PhillyCAM Youth Media’s monthly open door: a welcoming, ethical, and sustainable entry point where youth create, question, and build power through media while connecting to broader youth issues with dignity and care. This session is intended for youth ages 13-18.

Sign up at the link in our bio!

08/26/2026

WE’RE HIRING!

We’re looking for a Youth Media Program Manager who’s passionate about youth development and community media. Sound like you? Apply through the link in our bio

08/21/2026

This month on From Every Angle, we are exploring artificial intelligence and its role in education. Explore the rise of college degrees related to AI, follow the pipeline from the invention of the printing press to the creation of large language models, hear from teachers about how they use (or don’t use) AI in their classrooms, and join us live in the studio to play a game where contestants must guess whether different forms of content were written by humans or generated by artificial intelligence.

Intern Producers: Gillian Davin, Sarah Gundlach, Valeria Guillen-Sanchez, Trevor Noone

Find PhillyCAM on Xfinity 66/966 | Fios 29/30 or watch online 24/7 at phillycam.org/watch

08/18/2026

Este mes les presentamos una entrevista con Esteban Ginés, del restaurante Los Potrillos, un segmento sobre la organización comunitaria Galaei, y una entrevista con la reportera comunitaria Saraí Toyo Pérez.

08/10/2026

This month on PhillyCAM Voices we have a special show featuring the segments produced in PhillyCAM’s Storytelling for Community News Workshop — featuring segments on Philly VegFest, q***r line dancing, the People’s Budget Office, a community organization called Rebuild Philadelphia Together, and a segment on a worker’s strike along with an in-studio interview with a participant in the workshop Storytelling for Community News.

Find PhillyCAM on Xfinity 66/966 | Fios 29/30 or watch online 24/7 at phillycam.org/watch

08/05/2026

PhillyCAM and WPPM 106.5 FM are proud to present Lord live on People Powered Sounds every Wednesday this August at 12:00pm! Come laugh, cry, and rock with one of Philly’s hardest working DIY artists: Lord! (yes, that’s his government name) 🎸🤘🙏🔥

This program is made possible by our community of radio programmers and member volunteers. We couldn’t do it without your support! ❤️

The link in our bio contains all archived episodes on YouTube. You can also watch People Powered Sounds on PhillyCAM TV at Xfinity 966, Fios 2129, Roku, and AppleTV 📺📡📲

07/29/2026

The United States recently marked its 250th year, and Philadelphia has been at the center of the celebration. But in a city often called the birthplace of democracy, what histories are being erased as we mark 250 years of the American project?

In the Season 1 finale of Philly Unpacked, host Jordana Rubenstein (Jordana Rubenstein-Edberg) sits down with Paul Davies and Luis F. Carrasco of the The Philadelphia Inquirer Editorial Board to discuss the growing threats to freedom of speech and press freedom, and why local journalism remains essential to holding power to account.

The episode also takes you to the People’s Exposition at the NKCDC, where community organizers and artists are creating space for histories often left out of official narratives while imagining a more just future.
Watch Philly Unpacked on Youtube, and catch us in on Wednesdays at 12:30 on WPPM 106.5FM | Xfinity 966 | Verizon 2129

Be sure to check the show notes for The Philadelphia Inquirer editorial discussed in this episode and additional resources.

Philly, thank you so much for staying with us for the first season of Philly Unpacked - it’s been an honor to get to know so many incredible community members and journalists in our city.
We’ll be taking a short hiatus, but stay tuned for 2027 when we’ll be bringing you more Philly news - unpacked

07/22/2026

PhillyCAM is proud to debut the final animation compilation from our recent Lip Sync Animation Class! In this workshop, we taught youth from 12-18 years old how to animate their own voices over original animated characters.

We are so proud of all our animators, and look forward to seeing what future art they will produce! To learn more about upcoming opportunities for you and your family to learn a new skill, visit phillycam.org/workshops!

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699 Ranstead Street
Philadelphia, PA
19106

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 8pm
Tuesday 11am - 8pm
Wednesday 11am - 8pm
Thursday 11am - 8pm
Friday 11am - 8pm
Saturday 11am - 4pm