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Archives: Segments

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NewsWorks Tonight

Philadelphia campaigns: The week in review

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller and WHYY’s Katie Colaneri track the endorsement chase in the Philadelphia mayor’s race. ...

10 years ago

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The Pulse

How to fill out WHYY’s Pricecheck form [video]

Maiken Scott, host of WHYY’s The Pulse, offers a step-by-step video guide to filling out the price check form.   ...

10 years ago

The Pulse

WHYY’s PriceCheck needs your help to crowdsource health costs

Haircuts. Houses. Plane tickets. Computers. Ever bought any of these things without knowing the price beforehand, and then just paid the ...

10 years ago

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Friday Arts
Arts & Entertainment

New Jersey Capital Philharmonic

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles The New Jersey Capital Philharmonic was founded by Music Director, Daniel Spalding in S ...

10 years ago

The nine justices of the Supreme Court will hear challenges Obamacare's subsidies next week. (Steve Petteway/from the Collection of the Supreme Court of the United States)
The Pulse

Obamacare on trial…again: King vs. Burwell

Next week, the Supreme Court will hear arguments challenging the constitutionality of subsidies key to the success of the Affordable Care ...

10 years ago

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The Pulse

The Philly dentist who helped fix Napoleon III’s bad tooth

How Thomas Evans served royalty and helped modernize dentistry. Not every dentist gets to be Napoleon III’s dentist. That ho ...

10 years ago

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Linda Wang
The Pulse

This med student scours cities (and their hospitals) for pianos

Linda Wang, a medical student from Canada with a hankering for jazz, was just passing through Philadelphia visiting family when she disco ...

10 years ago

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Few human activities are as carbon-intensive as traveling by airplane. (Shutterstock image: xhttp://shutr.bz/17HoIxa)
The Pulse

‘Is there a doctor on board?’

A cross-country flight quickly turns into a medical student’s worst nightmare. As the long Thanksgiving weekend of 2014 drew ...

10 years ago

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In 2015
The Pulse

Medical-device makers rally to repeal tax

Sales on medical widgets are helping to pay for the health law. Device makers say the tax is a job-killer. High on the to-do list ...

10 years ago

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The Pulse

A look at the development of vitamins and our unabated obsession with them

What exactly is a vitamin? How many vitamins are out there? And why do we believe vitamins are so good for our health?  In he ...

10 years ago

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Dr. James Peterson
NewsWorks Tonight

GrassROOTS aid for a Germantown school

DJ Rich Medina talks with Dr. James Peterson about his involvement with the GrassROOTS Community Foundation and its annual fundraiser, wh ...

10 years ago

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A clean kitchen that features fruit prominently is a winning combo for those looking to improve their health and weight. (Shutterstock Image)
The Pulse

Is your toaster making you fat?

Brian Wansink of Cornell University’s Food and Brand Lab on helpful tips to reconfigure your kitchen and drop some pounds in the pr ...

10 years ago

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A radon testing kit. (WHYY file)
The Pulse

The health risks of high radon levels in your home

If there’s mold in the basement, that’s hard to ignore. When the roof leaks, you fix it. But a radon problem in your house is ...

10 years ago

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Lead Belly wrote a huge number of songs and interpreted many other traditional tunes
NewsWorks Tonight

Smithsonian recalls ‘the legend of Lead Belly’

The Smithsonian Institution has mined its archives to produce a television documentary ...

10 years ago

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Astronomer Kevin Alton at home in Cedar Knolls
The Pulse

Working from their couches, amateur astronomers make real scientific contributions

As data from large telescopes becomes more and more readily available to everyone, hobby astronomers are helping make true contributions ...

10 years ago

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