Arts & Entertainment
Tony Auth: I’ve just never lost interest in what I do
For more than 40 years, Pulitzer-Prize-winning Editorial Cartoonist Tony Auth’s work informed, enraged, and delighted newspaper rea
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Slow-FM presents a taste of ‘chopped and screwed’ music in Philly
All day Tuesday, a tiny, micro-watt pirate radio broadcast will transmit some of the most popular songs ever, slowed down to a spooky spe
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Penn Prof. John Jackson tackles race relations at Lightbulb Cafe
Eagles Wide Receiver Riley Cooper’s derogatory comments about African Americans kicked off a conversation about race. Univers
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Philly Fringe review: ‘Dutch Masters’
Two guys strike up an unlikely conversation on a New York subway car. One is a young black man; the other, young and white. The black man
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First for Friday, September 20, 2013
Mortgage mediation impact
Over the last five years in Delaware, at least 25,000 people have been foreclosed upon. In 201
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Air Date: September 20, 2013
At Philly museum, prints charming and Grimm tell story of German Romantic era
Most museum exhibitions offer audio guides to help viewers take in the art. In the Honickman and Berman Gallery of the Philadelphia Museu
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Being a Fringe Festival stage manager has ‘a bit of a mom element’ to it
This week’s guest on Recap, is one of the behind-the-scenes workers of the Fringe Festival, Lisa McGinn, stage manager for Geo
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Chiefs fans find an unlikely home in Eagles territory
Longtime Eagles coach Andy Reid is making a return to Philadelphia Thursday, but this time with a different hat, as the new head of the K
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Repairing ephemeral emblems of indelible Philly ideals
The art gallery at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art has asked 10 organizations around the city for an object that represents
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Philly Fringe reviews: ‘LEO’ and ‘The Sea Plays’
LEO. Fred Astaire danced on the floor, the walls and the ceiling of a room in the 1951 movie, “Royal Wedding.̶
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This is what sculptures sound like
Harry Bertoia (1915-1978) might be most well-known for his modernist wire furniture (the “Diamond Chair”), but he spent most of the l
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Modern civil rights hero helps salute 19th century political trailblazer at Constitution Center
To mark Constitution Day, the 226th anniversary of the Sept. 17 signing of the United States Constitution, the National Constitution Cent
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Philly Fringe reviews: ‘The Ballad of Joe Hill,’ ‘Where (we) Live,’ and ‘The Object Lesson’
The Ballad of Joe Hill. You may have dreamt you saw Joe Hill last night, just like the ballad says – but you didn̵
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First for Friday, September 13, 2013
Sea level rise awareness
You’ve heard us talk a lot on this broadcast about sea level change. There are experts in
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Air Date: September 13, 2013
Review: Nailing it ‘In the Heights’
The high-voltage production of the musical “In the Heights,” opening Walnut Street Theatre’s 205th season, is a supersonic trick: I
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