Archives: Episodes

Julia and Tyler collaborated together to write and perform the song “Hey Darling!”

Journalist Thomas Ricks discusses his new book "First Principles: What America's Founders Learned from the Greeks and Romans and How That Shaped Our Country."

Coronavirus is surging in Philly, and asking people to distance isn't stopping the spread — so the city is entering a new phase of life in lockdown

Contract tracing in Philadelphia, School Superintendent William Hite on revamping reopening plans amidst city COVID spikes, and the Eagles in the NFC East.

In the late 1960s, Morrison became the first Black female editor in fiction at the publisher Random House in New York City.

Over the past week, the United States has blown past previous record highs for COVID-19. And the surge of new case numbers is continuing throughout the country.

We’ve all been there — you start out Googling local pharmacy hours, and all of a sudden you find yourself reading about how to constr ...

Delaware's bipartisan political culture helped shaped Joe Biden's career. But it remains to be seen if that spirit of compromise will work in the White House.

Native Philadelphian horn player Martina Smith believes music is good for the mind, body and soul.

President Trump has been filing lawsuits and alleging fraud in the 2020 presidential election. Today, we discuss the merit of these suits and claims.

We discuss the Republican challenge to the Affordable Care Act that is before the Supreme Court.

Kristin Chenoweth talks with Patrick Stoner about her love of PBS and why director Robert Zemeckis asked her to voice a small white mouse ...

After years of back and forth, New Jersey voted to legalize recreational marijuana. So why do some cannabis activists say it isn’t enough?

Following the release of bodycam footage of the police shooting of Walter Wallace Jr., we'll discuss the impact that the incident has had and what should change.

Mervin Toussaint is an active saxophonist, composer, and producer in the Philadelphia area.