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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.

Kendrah Butler-Waters is a jazz pianist, composer, vocalist, violinist and music director.

Matthew White, also known as Facebagel, is a singer-songwriter performer/didgeridoo teacher in Philadelphia, PA.

Red Desert Motel is a roots-rock/cowpunk duo from South Jersey.

Watching videos of police killings, like the one of Walter Wallace Jr., can be traumatic, especially for Black and brown people. Should people share them anyway?

This week: COVID update in Philadelphia, what the rollout of legal pot will look like in NJ, and jazz musician Micah Graves.

Harriet Tubman is best known as an American woman who escaped from slavery to become one of America’s leading abolitionists before the Civil War.

We'll talk about the latest results from the 2020 election and what it tells us about the state of the country.

Not even a year after SARS-CoV-2 was first identified, several coronavirus vaccines are now in the final stages of testing. Some people w ...

N.J. Congressman Jeff Van Drew flipped from Democrat to Republican. Now he's in a tight race for reelection against Democrat Amy Kennedy in a longtime swing district.

From culinary training programs to delivered student lunches, these organizations are helping in the fight against food insecurity.