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Are outsider presidential candidates good for democracy? Is it fair to call them spoilers? Also, former IBEW leader Johnny Doc's trial and Drexel puts Tiktaalik on display.

Maiken Scott and psychologist Dan Gottlieb discuss how to stay open and honest during difficult conversations.

On this episode of On Stage at Curtis, Micah Gleason takes us on a journey from her younger years through her wonder years.

Karen Barnes, 60, is founder of Grands Stepping Up, a non-profit that provides a myriad of support for grand and kinship families in Delaware County raising children.

Gossip isn't all bad. Turns out it played an important role in our social evolution. We talk about why we gossip and beneficial and harmful aspects of this social skill.

Puppies in the Classroom, Electric Factory, Women in Science & more!

What millions of emails to Russian citizens and ballroom dancing taught one researcher about having better arguments and resolving conflict.

Kae Lani Palmisano and three locals recommend their favorite Italian in Wilmington, dim sum in Chinatown, and live music bar in Philadelp ...

Today, the debate over Norristown's historic Airy Street prison. And, the new HBO Max documentary "Stand Up and Shout," songs from a Philly high school.

Martin Scorsese talks with Patrick Stoner about how Leonardo DiCaprio changed the focus of the film. ...

Join our live election roundtable as we dig through the results of some of the most contentious races with local experts, analysts and powerhouse campaign strategists.

Local student filmmakers offer unique perspectives on the beauty and complexity of everyday life in this episode dedicated to storytellin ...

This Election Day, we'll check in at the Pennsylvania polls. Plus, investigating our circadian rhythms after daylight saving time ends, and new zoo president Jo-Elle Mogerman.

Veterans Watchmaker Initiative, Arden Theatre, RARE AIR Art Exhibit, Remark Glass & more!

Columnist David Brooks believes we've lost the ability to connect with one another. His new book, "How to Know a Person" is a guide to seeing others more deeply.