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Lily-Rose Depp & George MacKay talk with Patrick Stoner about using their characters’ extreme physicality to play their animal sid ...

What we know and don't know about the new COVID variant omicron?

Professor Loretta Ross says calling people out in social media for bad behavior or offensive speech isn't effective, instead we should be calling them in.

Reforming city government after the guilty verdict in the trial of a local union leader and city councilmember. And, an unusual heart on display at the Mutter Museum.

On this week’s episode of You Oughta Know we take in the sights and sounds of the season, as we head outdoors for some fun ...

The human brain has an incredible capacity for processing information, from sensory data, to casual conversations, to everything we hear ...

Soprano Emily Damasco sings Hugo Wolf’s Mignon Lieder and Kennst du das Land and Korean Folk Song Kangwondo Arirang.

Ahead of Thanksgiving, we talk with a three cooks about food, cooking and eating and how it connects us to family, community and history.

Benedict Cumberbatch talks with Patrick Stoner about his use of method acting to play the complex character. ...

In a new book, animal rights activist Cynthia Branigan tells the story of the last remaining Steel Pier Diving Horse, Gamal, who she rescued from auction. He changed her life.

School funding lawsuits in PA could end up at the Supreme Court. And, worry about your own dinner plate! Anti-diet dietitians talk intuitive eating for Thanksgiving.

Is there a difference? Millions of people participate in direct-sales companies, recruiting friends and families to sell products, with the ultimate promise of hope.

Delaware pediatrician and podcaster Dr. Rob Walter talks to parents who are hesitant about having their child receive the pediatric Covid-19 vaccine.

Thanksgiving is near, which means many families will come together with loved ones over a shared meal that celebrates abundance. But alon ...

The trials of Kyle Rittenhouse and the three men accused of killing of Ahmaud Arbery raise important questions about self-defense, vigilantism, racial bias and gun rights.