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Diane Lane & Kevin Costner talk with Patrick Stoner about the importance of dramatic build in a suspense film. ...

Our roundtable of guests join us to talk about the incoming results of the 2020 election and the future of the American government.

A record number of mail-in ballots meant Pennsylvania didn't know its final results on Election Day. And those results could make or break the election.

Arnetta Johnson, known as "That Trumpet Chic”, has performed with some of music’s biggest artists and graced some of the world’s largest stages.

Born in Philadelphia, PA, Maya Simone first captured her craft of singing in the heart of Philadelphia’s jam sessions.

Based in both New Jersey and Philadelphia, Billy released his heartwarming debut single “Beyond My Wildest Dreams” earlier this year.

“Masha-T" has been singing and playing R&B, Pop, Hip Hop and as a musician in a classical orchestra and Jazz band.

People are reporting having more vivid and bizarre dreams during the pandemic. We'll discuss what they mean and the science of dreaming.

From Trumpers to those ridin' with Biden, we bring you views of voters in Pennsylvania, a state that could make or break the election.

This week; an update on voting in Pa., Dr. Howard Stevenson on the Wallace shooting, and a new documentary about Camden's Father Doyle.

Amelia Earhart was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean and one of the world’s best known aviators.

We look at Trump's relationship with suburban women in the state and what the newest polls tell us about how western Pennsylvania will vote this election.

There’s not a lot to laugh about right now. But throughout the pandemic, we’ve managed to joke about our shared misery — like makin ...

Philly police recently announced a new 911 system to handle mental health cases. Its non-implementation may have cost Walter Wallace Jr. his life.

Curtis graduate Hanul Park (Bassoon '18) and Community Artist Fellow (2019-2020) shares with us her year of service with underserved communities in Philadelphia.