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Mary Cain on her memoir "This is Not About Running."

Finally, after five months, the Phillies and Atlanta Braves will meet again.

Joel Edgerton & Jennifer Connelly talk with Patrick Stoner about the need to give each of their changing characters unique character ...

Public opposition over data centers is uniting people of all political stripes and forcing politicians to course correct.

Why is the youth sports industry booming? And how has privatization changed the culture on and off the field?

Winners of 13 of 15 after sweeping the Angels in Los Angeles, the Phils begin a key week of baseball with MLB playoff implications.

The first measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania in 35 years were announced last week by Governor Josh Shapiro but they have sparked controversy.

WHYY News staff Nicole Leonard, Meir Rinde, P. Kenneth Burns, Susan Phillips, Peter Crimmins and Kimberly Paynter contributed to this episode, which is hosted by Kenny Cooper.

Jon Ronson on his new book The Castle,” fake reality shows, and a generation of men adrift.

Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher talk about the two teams' history, what's going on with Zack Wheeler, and some recent front office changes.

Why we seek out the wilderness — and what “wilderness” really means in a world defined by human intervention.

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer joins us for this August episode to address top issues like the the recent Measles outbreak, utility costs, and the upcoming primary elections.

Quick's memoir explores the legacy of intergenerational trauma, the healing power of therapy, and how his dad’s dementia made it possible for them to create a caring bond.

Clare Frank on “Just One More Game: A Pickleball Quest."

We unpack the significance of the return of the Philadelphia International Cycling Classic and unpack the behind-the-scenes story of how it happened.