Archives: Episodes

On the day after the primary, we discuss what the results may tell us about the upcoming general election. We’ll look at the uncommitted vote, Trump's legal battle, and more.

Tye Sheridan talks with Patrick Stoner about shooting in NYC with Sean Penn under chaotic conditions. ...

We spend an awful lot of time with our coworkers but when do workplace relationships become friendships and do they help or hurt us on the job?

Americans are losing faith with their religious institutions and traditions. That’s a major finding in the latest report from the Publi ...

In honor of Earth Day, we explore everyday choices that can impact the environment in big ways.

An upcoming Supreme Court case could determine whether people have the right to sleep on the streets or if homelessness could be criminalized.

Gun violence in Philadelphia is down, but you wouldn't know it from the news headlines. We'll talk about how gun violence reporting re-traumatizes survivors.

Michael Douglas talks with Patrick Stoner about playing the iconic Founding Father. ...

While the presidential candidates are set, races for treasurer, attorney general, auditor general and several house seats are still up in the air. We will get you up to speed.

There's something to those gut feelings, the hunches you have that push you toward a decision. We'll talk about where intuition comes from and when to use it.

Latinos are America’s biggest minority — and yet many of them feel alienated by our country’s health care system.

After the thrilling women's NCAA tournament wrapped, we wonder why Philly doesn't have it's own WNBA team. Plus, we talk to a deepfake detective about the upcoming election.

We'll talk about the pros and cons of open primaries and ask whether or not party members alone should have a say in their candidate.

Henry Cavill, Alex Pettyfer, & Hero Fiennes Tiffin talk with Patrick Stoner about how Guy Ritchie & similar films work best in ...

World renowned soprano Renée Fleming on the power of music to heal the brain and body. And, pasta inventor Dan Pashman on his cookbook "Anything's Pastable."