Archives: Episodes

Meet the Movers and Makers breathing new life into old materials. Artist Rina Banerjee uses internationally sourced materials and gathere ...

Meet our new furry friends: the therapy dogs from PAWS for People; hear about a quilter’s ancestral connection to her craft; Raj Ha ...

Since China has stopped accepting America's plastic recyclables, one solution to dealing with the excess material has been to burn it in already-existing trash incinerators.

Neil Jordan, the award winning director, talks with Patrick Stoner about creating suspense in “Greta.” ...

Marty and her guests discuss the public testimony of former-Trump lawyer and confidant, Michael Cohen, and what it means for the President.

Erie Bishop Lawrence Persico has been outspoken about the sexual abuse scandals that have stained the Catholic Church. Even he is taking a wait-and-see approach.

The controversy has raised the question of what takes precedent: the safety and security of prisons or the protection of attorney-client privilege?

We discuss the Jeffrey Epstein and other recent cases of powerful people who, until now, have escaped justice for sex abuse crimes.

The state says there's no evidence its voting machines have ever been hacked. So why is Pa. forcing all 67 counties to buy new ones to the tune of $120 million?

Wanna get your hands dirty in astronomy? Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 is a newly revised version of a Zooniverse Citizen Scientist data-mini ...

After several incidents came to light in the early 2000s, the school said it would take action. So why are beatings still happening?

Regional Roundup: Should Philly's city council have term limits? A Trump administration rule change that could stymie legal sports betting in NJ. The future of nuclear in Pa.

Steve Luxenberg tells the history around Plessy v. Ferguson, the disastrous 1896 Supreme Court decision that made racial segregation legal as “separate but equal.”

Meet veteran turned science teacher, Al Jackson, who joined Troop ...

No one wants a school to close in their neighborhood. So when South Philly’s Edward W. Bok Technical High School closed in 2013, Lindse ...