
Arts & Entertainment
Guests: Tom Goldman, Jeré Longman, Nick Paumgarten The Olympics kicked off today with the opening ceremonies in ...
Air Date: February 9, 2018
Listen 49:27Eagles team pastor helps players through tough times, Super accomplishments
"I did pray that God's will be done," says the Rev. Dr. Herb Lusk. "Thank God, his will was that the Eagles be victorious."
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Listen 6:15White House photographer shares 8-year chronicle of Obama presidency
From ceremonial moments to candid interactions with family, the photographs document the daily life of President Barack Obama.
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Listen 4:51Franklin’s glass harmonica sounds again in Philly production of ‘Written on Skin’
Opera Philadelphia presents 'Written on Skin,' featuring Ben Franklin's novel glass instrument.
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Listen 3:00‘Waiting for Godot,’ and finding first-rate talents (Quintessence Theatre Group)
Two veteran locally-based actors excel in Samuel Beckett's classic.
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Philly ready to collect on Super Bowl bets
Several Philadelphia institutions wagered on the big game with counterparts in Boston. It's time to collect.
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‘Cold Harbor,’ the robust first part of a trilogy (Ego Po Classic Theater)
A bold Civil War play from a brave theater company.
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Decades after fight to stop refinery, Delaware Wild Lands protects more than 30,000 acres
In the late '60s, Shell Oil wanted to build a refinery in Delaware. That started a fight to preserve Delaware’s land.
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Sex! Pop! Race! ‘Black Pulp!’ comes to Philadelphia African American Museum
The "Black Pulp" traveling exhibition about high-brow and low-brow black art comes to the African American Museum in Philadelphia.
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Chuck Close exhibit remains, but PAFA adds companion show
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art in Philadelphia responds to allegations against artist Chuck Close by adding a companion show.
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Our super Super Bowl extravaganza!
Guests: Mike Sielski, Jim Kenney, Jake Tapper, Ed Rendell The Eagles are going to the Super Bowl! We begin by getting a pre ...
Air Date: February 2, 2018
Listen 49:28Ed Asner brings play about Holocaust controversy to Philly
Ed Asner appeared in "The Soap Myth," a play about an allegation against the Nazis.
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‘Really.’ Really? (Theatre Exile)
Silly me, I thought I was going to the theater to see a play. I did go to the theater — Theatre Exile. But there was no play. There was, instead, something called “Really."
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Small Philly theater company takes on big play cycle
Where no theater has gone before: EgoPo takes on John Guare's 'Lydie Breeze' trilogy.
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Listen 3:24Elif Shafak’s “Three Daughters of Eve”
ELIF SHAFAK is an award-winning Turkish novelist who writes about women’s and min ...
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