Archives: Episodes

37 years ago, Jim McCloskey founded Centurion, the first non-profit dedicated to helping exonerate people wrongly convicted of crimes.

John Lutz & Paula Pell talk with Patrick Stoner about their Quibi spoof of Midsomer Murders & other British mysteries. ...

We discuss the Senate Intelligence Committee's report on Russian 2016 election interference, their current misinformation efforts and the Belarus election protests.

Many people who had COVID-19 are still experiencing symptoms weeks and months after they were infected. Now, a Penn clinic is trying to help these "long haulers" recover.

Pennsylvania's battle with the USPS, Joe Biden's narrow lead in the state, and the ins and outs of voting this November.

Formed during the throes of the COVID-19 pandemic, Benson is comprised of siblings Brianna, Hudson, Schyler and Haley Marsh.

With an ear for the just-right melody and lyric, & a passion for song, the Jersey Shore native writes & produces songs that evokes his disappointments, hopes, joys, & loves.

Jordan is a 29-year-old singer-songwriter from Reading, PA. He has been playing gigs and open mics in the Reading area for about 10 years.

Jay Mage is a musician, owner and professional studio engineer at Mageworks, a boutique studio environment finding harmony with tradition and progress.

Meet one of Philadelphia's contact tracers, the city workers who play critical role for understanding where and how fast COVID-19 is spreading — and for saving lives.

From tales of immigration to short films about losing family members, these local student filmmakers are sharing personal narratives through their own lens.

Nannie Helen Burroughs was a leading educator, feminist and suffragist in the early 20th century.

This week; SEPTA predicts major cutbacks if state funding is halted, a new documentary about family detention in Pa., and sports with Marcus Hayes.

Today we discuss the speakers, the speeches, and the message the Democrats are sending to voters.

Fall usually means the start of a new school year — but for millions of American kids, it marks the continuation of an extended limbo t ...