Archives: Episodes

Philadelphia native Maya finds her voice through the harp at Curtis.

The Phillies have lost 8 games in a row heading into Thursday’s series finale against the Cubs in Chicago, and show no signs of pul ...

Forty years later, a look back at what caused the Chernobyl disaster, and its continued impact on nuclear safety.

Proposed NIH cuts in the Trump administration's budget are again getting bipartisan pushback in Congress. Can the US maintain a global edge if researchers are left scrambling?

Barry Levinson, Oscar winning director for RAIN MAN, talks with Patrick Stoner—on the 30th anniversary of SLEEPERS—about his casting ...

The first episode of “Dying on the Inside: Women Lifers at Muncy Prison” takes listeners inside Pennsylvania’s largest women’s prison.

Are doomsday predictions of AI’s impact on workers overblown?

Consumer sentiment has reached a new low. Will a potential change in leadership at the Federal Reserve finally tame inflation? Plus, the latest from Wall Street.

The Phillies were swept by the Braves at Citizens Bank Park over the weekend, the continuation of a brutal homestand. What’s going ...

The Phillies have had some problem areas to start the 2026 season … but stats indicate they may not be problems forever. Try some m ...

Harvard psychologist Ronald Siegel explains why so many of us believe we’re never good enough and why being “special” is overrated,

As temperatures rise and flowers bloom, we're talking all things gardening.

Percussionist Maxence shares his rhythmic journey at Curtis.

Shea Serrano always has perfect analogies; comparing a Ray Allen jumpshot to a violin made of butter or Sue Bird’s backpedal to a 20th- ...

A discussion with NPR’s Michaeleen Doucleff about dopamine, and escaping the vicious cycle of chasing pleasure.