Archives: Episodes

The case for like…um…keeping bad English, slang and filler words in our conversations. We'll also talk about the life of Josephine Baker and school funding in Pa.

Temple psychologist Laurence Steinberg on the changing relationship between parents and adult children.

Freddie visits an artist who deals with climate change and learns how to get her message out!

We explore modern attempts at real-life utopias.

In his book American Whitelash, Pulitzer prize-winning journalist Wesley Lowery writes about the rise in white supremacist violence in years following the Obama presidency.

Freddie makes a going away gift for her friend Sable and sorts out her own messy feelings.

Matt Damon & Emily Blunt explain to Patrick Stoner why being in Christopher Nolan’s prestige film is a career high. ...

The nation’s biggest offshore wind energy project at the N.J. shore was approved. Will citizen opposition and a lawsuit derail it?

Philly native musician Amos Lee plays live. Plus, the story of Eleanor Roosevelt's secret journey during WWII. Also get the latest on the Montgomery County train derailment.

Freddie's visit to an art environment helps her cheer up Hildegard.

Sportswriter Sally Jenkins shares life lessons that elite athletes and coaches have gleaned from playing competitive sports.

Freddie searches for inspiration among 300 sculptures.

On this episode, we take you behind the waiting room doors, to learn about some of the behind-the-scenes challenges of working in health care.

We'll talk about 'Ice: From Mixed Drinks to Skating Rinks--A Cool History of a Hot Commodity', and a year since the James Webb telescope's first images were released.

Freddie's visit to a comic artist shows her that every day people can take a stand.