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Real 91.5 WDBK-FM offers a variety of programming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Located on the Blackwood campus of Camden County College, WDBK's primary programming objective is to serve the people of Camden County and southern New Jersey.

During daytime and overnight hours, WDBK fills the modern rock and alternative void left in Philadelphia in 2005. On weeknights and weekends, Real 91.5 is the home of a variety of different types of music including Hip-Hop, R&B, Dance, Industrial and Metal. In addition, WDBK features daily local news reports and year-round local sports coverage.

The league recently signed a long-term deal with ESPN and ABC to play 18 arena football games on national television - which helps expand the league and its popularity immensely. The AFL currently has 17 teams including the Philadelphia Soul who play at the Wachovia Center (home of the Philadelphia 76ers and Flyers). Rocker Jon Bon Jovi is the majority owner and former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Ron Jaworski is also a minority owner and president of the Soul. Not only do they have an all-star cast in the front office, but the team includes great offensive leaders and defensive players. Quarterback Tony Graziani is the highest paid-player in the AFL in his 7th year in the league, and recently named AFL offensive player of the month.
This year, Graziani reunites with his former teammate from his days with the Los Angeles Avengers, wide-receiver Chris Jackson. Jackson was a free agent in the off-season this year that had an outstanding year with the Georgia Force. Together the dynamic duo has combined for 300 yards and 10 touchdowns. With a great defense lead by defensive back Mike Brown and Gabe Nyehuis, the Soul already look like favorites to represent the Eastern Conference for the Arena Bowl XXII (the AFL version of the Superbowl.) which takes place in New Orleans on July 27th. The Philadelphia Soul are currently 7-0 about ahlfway through the season. Although QB Graziani is out now with a MCL sprain, the team continues to band together, expecting nothing less than a championship in the 5th anniversary of this franchise. So the question asked is, can the Soul finally bring a championship to Philadelphia, if the Eagles, Flyers, Sixers, and Phillies cannot do it? "We expect to win every game," announces Graziani, "We will put up a lot of points and get a lot of [defensive] stops. We expect a lot of blowouts." "I'm not in the predictions business," team president Ron Jaworski said, "but I feel we're very, very close to a championship." For more information on the Arena Football League, including players, teams, and rules - visit arenafootball.com Ohio product, "We are the Fury" has lived a musician's dream. They recently finished a tour with one of their favorite bands in support of their current record. "Venus", is the follow up to their 2006 EP, "Infinite Jest", which is actually a rerelease of their 2005 EP, "As the Fury." Both were released on Warner subsidiary One Big Spark Records. "We actually recorded it almost two years ago. It took a while to get our label to put it out there," says singer Jeremy Lublin. "It's our baby. It's kind of like a glam, classic rock feel to it. It was to make a sound very influenced by the bands we look up to." "We are the Fury" began in a Toledo high school in 1999. "We started playing together in high school in various bands. We realized we wanted to do this about 4 years ago and we've been doing this ever since." Since their conception, WATF have endured 3 named changes, slit writs, pseudo-muggings, losing their keyboard player, who has since been replaced by Brady Lefflar, and New Jersey arrest warrant on their way to a dream tour. Though their current tour is just getting underway, these guys are no strangers to the road. WATF has crossed the country, from Seattle to New York City, with bands like, "Jack's Mannequin", "Head Automatica", and "Silverchair". Not to mention a stint on the Vans Warped Tour and dates at Bamboozle, South By Southwest, and CMJ Independent Music Festival. According to Lublin, breaking out of Toledo is a feat in it's self. "The Toledo scene has had its ups and downs over the past few years. There's never been a band to really break out of there so it's pretty localized." That being said WATF is not resting on their laurels. They are currently taking time to write "your favorite record." They are shooting for a release date in early 2009.Top 30 Songs - Week of May 19, 2008

1. The Sophomore Attempt – Sky Command To Battle Stations Unsigned
2. The Days The Nights – You Should Ask Yourself Unsigned
3. Brave Citizens – The Same Way Unsigned
4. Driving East – Sing While You Can The Militia Group
5. Fireworks – Cardellini Run For Cover
6. Ivoryline – We Both Know Tooth and Nail
7. Before Their Eyes – The Night Time Is Our Time Rise
8. Paige – Dear Heart Strings… Walnut Tree/No Order
9. Every Avenue – Where Were You Fearless
10. Radio Pirate DJ – Lovers and Dreamers Unsigned
11. The Morning Of – The World As We Know It Tragic Hero Records
12. Flogging Molly – Paddy’s Lament SideOneDummy
13. Four Letter Lie – Think Of Your Favorite Place Victory
14. Return To Arms – How To Ruin Your Reputation Unsigned
15. Switches – Lay Down The Law Interscope
16. Run – Gnarls Barkley Downtown
17. National Product – By All Means R & M
18. Josephine Collective – Lye Warner Bros.
19. All Time Low – Dear Maria, Count Me In Hopeless/Emerald Moon
20. The Graduate – Sit and Sink Icon Mes
21. The Fourth Avenue – The Moment Before Impact Unsigned
22. Veara – The Walls Have Ears Wisteria
23. Committed - …Your Move BTR
24. Makeout Party – Back To Your Ways Make Music Collective
25. Paramore – Your Hero Remix Fueled By Ramen
26. We The Kings – Skyway Ave S-Curve
27. Sound Method – Beautiful Lie Unsigned
28. Four Year Strong – Heroes Get Remembered, Legends Never Die I Surrender
29. Kill Your Ex – Hades & Demeter Crazy Lucky
30. I Call Fives – This Song Is So…2006 Unsigned