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The Pulse

Puppeteer is losing his sight, but not his creative vision

A West Philly artists hopes to expose the sighted to the misunderstood world of the partially blind.  Morgan FitzPatrick Andr ...

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Christopher Sean Powell & The Sun Flights take to the bus Sunday. (Courtesy Double Decker Music Series)
NewsWorks Tonight

New double deck bus tour will hit some high notes in Philly

This summer an enterprising double-decker tour bus company is offering a bit more than extra altitude. On-board concerts, featuring ...

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Pre-K advocates see big changes coming

Education was issue number one for Philadelphia’s slate of mayoral candidates leading up to this month’s election, and Jim Ke ...

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The dark side of meditation?

Meditation may look calming, but it’s intended to challenge our realities. There are some activities that seem like they cou ...

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Designing Women, Philadelphia Orchard Project, Liberty to Go To See

Designing Women Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Moore College of Art & Design is dedicated to excellence ...

10 years ago

Billie Holiday
NewsWorks Tonight

Billie Holiday, Roots headline Philly Walk of Fame 2015 Class

Philadelphia will honor seven legends of the local music scene this fall. Thursday, the Philadelphia Music Alliance announced its ...

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Rightly or wrongly
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Are mothers more likely to give birth during a full moon?

Science says “no,” but many nurses aren’t so sure. Jessica Dulong’s one of those people who seems like she ...

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How to separate fact from fiction when it comes to health products designed by scientists

Do you think a special beverage could make your brain more powerful, especially when that beverage has been developed by neuroscientists? ...

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NewsWorks Tonight

For a chef concierge, the guest is everything

Tourism is a major industry in Philadelphia, and the city is home to several iconic grand hotels. Our guest on Recap is an important fixt ...

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Why healing crystals might make some people feel better

Call it “the placebo effect” or “the power of suggestion,” but some turn to crystal healing and don’t turn ...

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In the past 20 years kombucha has exploded in popularity. (Shaina Gates/WHYY)
The Pulse

Happiness in a bottle, just add SCOBY

Kombucha’s lack of science doesn’t deter its proponents. For seven years, Amanda Feifer worked in food marketing, help ...

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Pulse Host Maiken Scott tries out a two-day cleanse. (Kimberly Paynter/for WHYY)
The Pulse

Can you wash away your nutritional sins with a cleanse?

Pulse Host Maiken Scott tries it out.  Think about all the burgers you have eaten, the delicious deep fried chicken, the cook ...

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Blood is drawn for lead testing at a health fair in a county affected by Hurricane Sandy. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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Lead stirred up by Sandy may be impacting health on the shore

Hurricane Sandy devastated the New Jersey Shore nearly three years ago, but its long-term effects are still being uncovered. Accor ...

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The Time Warner Cable corporate logo is displayed at a company store, Tuesday, May 26, 2015 in New York. Charter Communications is buying Time Warner Cable for $55.33 billion. And executives say they're confident regulators will allow the creation of another U.S. TV and Internet giant. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
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Where would Charter/Time-Warner merger leave Comcast?

Comcast could have some stiff competition. ...

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Is high-deductible insurance changing healthcare shopping habits?

New Jersey resident Ray Rizzuto says he keeps a closer watch on healthcare spending ever since he switched his family to high-deductible ...

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