Archives: Episodes

Journalist ARIEL SABAR joins us in the studio to talk about Jewish-Iraqi culture and the disappearing Aramaic language. And the latest ne ...

We speak with TARA ROSS, a Dallas-based lawyer and author who writes frequently on legal and policy issues, and is the former editor-in-c ...

Tomorrow’s ballot in Philadelphia contains a referendum to abolish the Fairmount Park Commission and turn it into a department of t ...

JOHN BOGLE joins us to talk about the economy, his investment philosophy and his life. Bogle is Founder and former CEO of the Vanguard M ...

During our weekly conversation on national politics, we take a look at the presidential campaigns as they enter the last weekend before t ...

Psychologists have been involved in military interrogations in Guantánamo, Afghanistan and Iraq. Many American Psychological Association ...

The Barack Obama campaign bought close to four million dollars worth of thirty minutes of TV prime time air for Obama’s ‘clos ...

WILLIAM HANSON, M.D., Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care at the University of Pennsylvania. In his new book, “The Edge o ...

With voter registration up and new voting systems throughout the country, we talk about possible problems that could arise with MICHAEL S ...

We talk about the World Series and get into the heads of sports fans with PHIL MARTELLI, Head Basketball Coach for St. Joseph’s Uni ...

The City of Philadelphia has implemented an innovative plan to help local homeowners who are faced with foreclosure. We’re joined b ...

TED GIOIA is a musician and author of “Delta Blues,” a study of traditional blues music. Gioia has published five non-fiction ...

Go Phillies. Inquirer sports columnist FRANK FITZPATRICK and Daily News sports columnist SAM DONNELLON join Marty to talk all about the P ...

What is socialism and are we headed for it? We talk with JONATHAN ALTER, Senior Editor and Columnist for Newsweek Magazine; RICHARD VALEL ...

Catholics are traditionally swing voters who make up almost one quarter of the electorate and are therefore a coveted voting bloc. In thi ...