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Hosted by Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich, Radiolab is a show about curiosity. Where sound illuminates ideas, and the boundaries blur between science, philosophy, and human experience.

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Opinion & Essay

Trump International Hotel in downtown Washington
National Interest

Welcome to the era of presidential profiteering

Sixty days before the inauguration‚ henceforth to be known as Enthronement Day — the craven corruption has already commenced. ...

9 years ago

(AP Photo/Gerald Herbert) / (AP Photo/Alex Brandon)
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

Can we get from ‘Donald the Terrible’ to ‘Donald the Bearable’?

The history of kings and emperors and rulers is replete with tales of madness, illness and general unsuitability for office.

9 years ago

Mark Lazar as Mama C — every panto needs a man playing an over-the-top woman — in the People's Light world premiere of 'Sleeping Beauty.' (Photo courtesy of Mark Garvin)
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘Sleeping Beauty,’ springing awake

Here’s an easy way to spot this season’s Grinches, Scrooges and assorted partypoopers: They’re the ones not smiling at ...

9 years ago

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In this image made from a video provided by Hamilton LLC
The Philadelphia Experiment

When ‘Hamilton’ cast spoke to Pence, they spoke for me

When Vice-President-elect Mike Pence went to see the hit Broadway play “Hamilton” this past weekend, the cast — with producers’ p ...

9 years ago

Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wait for the start of a rally in Westfield
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

What if your best friend voted for Donald Trump?

Who are the Trump voters? And what if one of them is your best friend?

9 years ago

Taylor Swift in 2010. (AP Photo/Chris Pizzello
National Interest

Fake news and the epidemic of willful ignorance

I’ll start today with a story about Taylor Swift. It’s actually a non-story, but that’ ...

9 years ago

The 2003 novel
Speak Easy
Health

One Book’s choice of ‘Curious Incident’ spreads incurious view of autism

When I heard that One Book One Philadelphia had chosen ...

9 years ago

 Pennsylvania Sen. Scott Wagner is considering a run for governor in 2018. (Photo via Pa. State Senate)
Dave Davies: Off Mic

A Trump-a-like for Pa. governor?

Will Donald Trump’s success in Pennsylvania inspire copy-cat campaigns for governor? Looks like we already have one. If you ...

9 years ago

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The White House is shown from Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

Fix the Electoral College and let the people decide

This is absurd. This is an outrage. For the second time in only five elections we are about to inaugurate a president who received fewer ...

9 years ago

In Philadelphia Theatre Company's production of 'Found
Shapiro on Theater
Arts & Entertainment

Review: ‘Found,’ saved and collected

When you see a scrap of paper on the sidewalk, what do you do? Probably nothing, unless you’re cleaning the sidewalk. Then you swee ...

9 years ago

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Donald Trump
National Interest

Trump inhabits the swamp he vowed to drain

Future historians will study the ’16 election and marvel at the fact that a minority of voters — currently a second-place 46.8 pe ...

9 years ago

Don Wright is shown running the 2015 Marine Corps Marathon in Crystal City
Speak Easy
Health

Why I’m running my 100th marathon with cancer in Philadelphia

I’m about to run my 100th marathon with cancer, and I’m delighted that I’ll be pounding it out here on the ...

9 years ago

Page one of The New York Times features President-elect Donald Trump's victory
Speak Easy
Politics & Policy

For minority communities, Trump’s election reopens old wounds caused by bigotry

On a mild Tuesday night eight years and one week ago, I took a road trip from Detroit to Chicago. I was a 29-year-old graduate student ...

9 years ago

 Pennsylvania lawmakers cannot agree how to pay for a budget they already approved. (Lindsay Lazarski/WHYY)
National Interest

Beyond the Beltway, Democrats are even worse off

We’re all so fixated on what’s happening right now in Washington – where Team Trump, shocked by its own victory, is scr ...

9 years ago

Steve Bannon is shown leaving Trump Tower
National Interest

Say hello to Trump’s in-house propagandist

It’s safe to say that nobody ever imagined a scenario where Hillary Clinton would win the popular vote by roughly one million peopl ...

9 years ago

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