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So... what caused 106.1 The Breeze (WISX, PA)to change its format? Well, it was because they can't compete with Audacy's B101.1 (WBEB, PA)at 5.1 shares v.s WISX's 3.0 in the PPM ratings.

Anyways, here's some more jingle compilation for Philly's B101 which at that time was B101 before they rebranded to More FM in the mid-2010s. Prior, this station used jingles from Reelworld, mostly the Kiss FM packages. This one uses the Triple Kiss package from RW just before they rebranded.

Courtesy of aircheckdownloads.com where I got the compilation from. Credits to them.

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[aircheckdownloads.com] Philly's B101 (WBEB, PA) ReelWorld Triple Kiss Pack Montage (2012)

This week, we’re joined by Senior Properties Historian Steven Brindle to discuss the story of one of London’s more usual landmarks – the Wellington Arch. Discover why it was built, how it came to be in one of the capital’s most coveted locations and why it’s giant quadriga sculpture courted controversy. We’ll also reveal the many ways it has been used over the last 200 years and what you can expect to find during a visit today. 
 
To find out more about the Wellington Arch or plan a visit, go to www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/wellington-arch

Episode 181 - The surprising history of Wellington Arch

For the third and final course of our mini-series on feasts enjoyed at English Heritage sites through the ages, we’re joined by Senior Properties Historian Dr Nick Holder and Senior Curator Kevin Booth to look back at the feasting and food preparation that took place at one of England’s biggest and best-preserved medieval manor houses: Gainsborough Old Hall. Discover who built the hall, who worked in its kitchens and the kings who came to dine here.

To find out more or plan a visit to Gainsborough Old Hall, go to www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/gainsborough-old-hall.

Episode 185 - Feasts through history: a royal reception at Gainsborough Old Hall

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As the 17th anniversary of the creation of WikiLeaks passes us by, it's probably worth taking a moment to reflect on Julian Assange and what his persecution means for us and our society.

Reading by Tim Foley.

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On the 240th anniversary of the creation of the iconic Iron Bridge in Shropshire, we meet head collections curator Matt Thompson to find out how its creation marked a turning point in engineering history, how it revolutionised the use of iron, and how it’s paved the way for other engineering projects.

To find out more about the Iron Bridge or plan a visit, go to www.english-heritage.org.uk/ironbridge

Episode 22 - The Iron Bridge and the Industrial Revolution

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English Heritage cares for over 400 historic buildings, monuments and sites, and brings the story of England to life for over 10 million people each year. 

http://www.english-heritage.org.uk

Episode 22 - The Iron Bridge and the Industrial Revolution

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