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Yale University professor Timothy Snyder on American's distorted view of freedom and why it matters.

As the days grow shorter, we take a look at how changes to our circadian clocks affect our health.

We talk about the best shows on TV right now, from comedy to drama and everything in between. Melanie McFarland, Salon's award-winning senior culture critic joins us.

Three guests try vegan global flavors, an Abruzzi date-night spot, and a Jersey taco truck.

Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt talks election security and misinformation. And, the key down-ballot races in Pennsylvania that could reshape Harrisburg or Congress.

Ralph Fiennes & the director talk with Patrick Stoner about a film driven by the reactions to the reactions of the other characters. ...

Art Outside is back for season 2. In this episode we’re yarnbombing with crochet artist Nicole Nikolich, who goes by the name Lace in t ...

We’ve been inundated with political ads ... enough to make you yearn for a fast-food jingle or two. Which ads work and which ones are just annoying?

For the neurosurgeon, wrestling has always been more than a sport. He looks to instill responsibility and focus in the next generation.

Why do we love scary stories and films? Why are there so many true crime fans? We talk with psychologist Coltan Scrivner about our morbid curiosity.

Ahead of the election, we look at how politics is affecting everything from health care to scientific progress.

The Philly food scene is bursting with flavor and creativity, so we’re going through the list of best restaurants in our region, from West Chester to Camden and more.

Three locals talk cheesesteaks, suburban date-nights, and Nigerian street food.

We’re back with Season 2 of Art Outside, a podcast from WHYY about the art of our public spaces and the people who create it. We’re t ...

We left the comfort of our radio booth and went on the road to the Upper Dublin Public Library for a discussion about the Philadelphia suburbs in the upcoming election.