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RADIO TIMES

RADIO TIMES is one of the most respected weekday interview programs on regional radio. During the live, two-hour program, host and executive producer Marty Moss-Coane explores social issues, current events, public policy, books, films, and much more.

Marty has earned praise for her versatility and engaging conversations with guests and phone callers alike. She is as comfortable interviewing political candidates about their election promises as she is asking listeners to discuss their favorite "pick up" lines.

RADIO TIMES reflects the belief that guiding discussions fairly and accurately is of prime importance in educating and informing the audience, allowing them to make sound decisions.

Marty Moss-Coane
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Marty Moss-Coane, host and executive producer of RADIO TIMES, is one of the tri-state area's most thought provoking and balanced radio hosts. Although she is not afraid of controversial issues, as a broadcaster of integrity she is careful not to takes sides and strives to present various points of views on the issues.

Marty's association with WHYY began as a volunteer for 91FM and has continued for some 20 years as an associate producer, producer, executive producer and local and national host on radio and TV 12.

Marty joined WHYY in 1983, working for the mental health call-in program, Family Matters. In 1986, she became producer of the program, as well as associate producer for Fresh Air.
In 1987, Fresh Air gave up its local time slot when it became a daily national program. Marty filled the local void when she was named producer and host of RADIO TIMES. In 1992, she expanded her role to one of national importance, serving as the regular substitute host for Fresh Air.

Some of her key awards over the last three years recognize her work in a variety of media:

• Marty Moss-Coane selected as one of the Philadelphia Business Journal’s "Women of Distinction" of 2002
• Society of Professional Journalists, Philadelphia Chapter, 2000, for Excellence in a Talk Show on radio, Radio Times.
• Society of Professional Journalists, Philadelphia Chapter, 2000, Excellence in Public Service for a TV Show, The Next Mayor.
• Society of Professional Journalists, Philadelphia Chapter, 2000, for Excellence in a TV Documentary, Candidate Profiles.
• Pennsylvania Associated Press Broadcasters Association, 1999, Excellence in Public Affairs, Radio Times News Journal.
• American Women in Radio and Television, 1999, Excellence in Focusing on the Women's Movement, Radio Times.
• Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters, Best Public Affairs Program, 1999, Radio Times News Journal for Operation Sunrise.

Marty, a graduate of Temple University, lives Newtown, PA, Bucks County with her husband Jim and her son Jesse.