Archives: Episodes

Benevolent Hound connects artists with animal rights non-profits to raise charitable funds and support a thriving local art scene.

A.I. is part of our everyday lives. We'll discuss our relationship with it and look at where the technology is headed.

Energy fuels our lives in ways that seem almost magical. It can transform darkness into light, cold into warmth, water into ice. Of cours ...

We talk about internal fighting in the GOP, the effort to oust Rep. Liz Cheney from leadership, Donald Trump's continuing influence and the future of the party.

Producers of the nature documentaries talk with Patrick Stoner about the current environmental situation & the worlds they explore. ...

The incredible superpowers hidden in your mouth.

This hour, worry that we won't reach herd immunity as vaccine demand slows, the confusion about new CDC guidelines for the vaccinated, and using a nudge for vaccine hesitant.

Dr. Ina Park discusses her book "Strange Bedfellows" on the history and science of sexually transmitted infections and why they are on the rise.

Sandy Hall is a seasoned vocalist and songwriter of extraordinary natural abilities and range with an intuitive sense of melody and pitch.

Bernie Drury’s song "Reach Out" was inspired by a news article about a wonderful gesture made by a Florida State football player in 2016.

Gretchen Elise is a West Philadelphia based singer-songwriter whose jazz-flavored music can be personal or political.

When you have a health issue that requires surgery and a prolonged recovery period, you can feel a lot of anxiety and dread. How will you get through this time?

This week; consolidating Pa.'s universities, the potential for Pa. to lose a congressional seat, and Persian poet Fatemeh Shams.

In the decades before NPR started up in the 1970s, successful women in journalism were rare. But when NPR came into the industry, so did four remarkable women.

Philadelphia's DePaul House welcomes homeless college students with a safe space, warm meals, and therapy.