Archives: Episodes

Aaron Moselle looks at the investigations and lawsuits coming in the aftermath of the Amtrak train derailment earlier this month in Phila ...

Guests: Robert Puentes America’s infrastructure recently received a D+ grade from the American Society of Civil ...

Guest: Asali Solomon Writer ASALI SOLOMON grew up in ...

Dave Heller and Wharton professor Kevin Werbach discuss how the Charter-Time Warner deal might affect Comcast.  Taunya English repor ...

Guests: Michael Nutter, Danielle Citron Philadelphia Mayor ...

Guest: Laurence Kotlikoff You’ve contributed to Social Security your entire working life, but getting the h ...

In an archived clip, Dr. Dan Gottlieb speaks with the recently passed John Nash, Nobel Prize-winning mathematician. A Roxborough Army Nat ...

500,000 quasars (quasi-stellar radio sources) have been detected – including 100 binaries, two triples, and now – one quad. A ...

Guests: Ashley O’Hara, David Burry, and Kevin Brackney [From the Radio Times archive] In t ...

Female soldiers are returning from deployment in record numbers, according to Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of ...

Guest: Jeff Benjamin [From the Radio Times archive] It’s a given that an important ingredient ...

Are you imperiled by poison ivy? Sucked dry by mosquitoes? Mike McGrath will help negate these nasty nuisances—and re ...

Todd Bookman reports on a Temple University professor facing spying charges. Steve trader looks into the Boy Scouts of America’s decisi ...

We start off this week’s show with an installment in our occasional series, “Pain in the Neck” where we talk about the ...

Inside Amtrak The focus of the Amtrak crash in Philadelphia moves to Delaware, specifically, to the Amtrak repair ...