Archives: Episodes

The year's best and worst films, the standout performances, the box office bombs and how Covid is disrupting the movie business.

Nicole Kidman and Javier Bardem talk with Patrick Stoner about recreating two America’s most familiar celebrities without doing impress ...

Anthea Butler examines the racist roots and beliefs of the American evangelical movement in her new book, "White Evangelical Racism: The Politics of Morality in America."

We'll talk with Camden Police Chief Gabriel Rodriguez and revisit our segments about millennials enduring the pandemic and Cooch's Bridge in Delaware.

We’re spending the day in our PJs! This week on You Oughta Know, see how you can learn to dance like the pros at the ...

As a materials scientist, Anna Ploszajski was trained t ...

Trombonist Robert Conquer takes us on a musical journey with works from composers Gary Kulesha, Henri Tomasi, and colleague Elise Arancio from Curtis Institute of Music.

Dr. Walter Freeman performed lobotomies with an ice pick through the eye socket....and other stories about doctors who do evil scientific deeds in the name of medicine.

Ana Isabelle talks with Patrick Stoner about Spielberg and Sondheim. ...

In his book, "Pushing Cool," Princeton professor Keith Wailoo exposes how the tobacco industry targeted Black Americans with menthol cigarette marketing.

Covid infections are rising and the highly contagious Omicron variant is spreading. Should we change our holiday plans or can we be celebrating together?

Councilmember At-Large Allan Domb talks making "streeteries" permanent. And, DHS can collect Social Security payments to fund foster care - it's legal, but controversial.

Staff shortages, high costs and Covid closures are straining an already broken child care system. Today, how our patchwork approach fails America's youngest and how to fix it.

Philadelphia's Chocolate Ballerina Company is inspiring its dancers to dream big.

Humans have long tried to mitigate their own destructive impact on the planet through conservation efforts. Often, those efforts are atta ...