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Sports in America explores stories that shape athletes and fans alike. Each week, David Greene hosts in-depth conversations with people across the world of sports  – from the star who hits the game winner to the millions of us whose lives are touched by the game.
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Sports in America

Sports in America explores stories that shape athletes and fans alike. Each week, David Greene hosts in-depth conversations with people across the world of sports – from the star who hits the game winner to the millions of us whose lives are touched by the game.

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New Jersey writer Adrienne Simpson interviewed Drexel University biologist Jacob Russell about his bacteria research on ants. (Emma Lee/for WHYY)
The Pulse

Ant guts provide insights into how symbiosis works

For this edition of “So, What Do You Do?,” a New Jersey writer sits down with a Drexel biologist to talk about the organisms ...

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George Beerley is one of three people featured in the 'Torn Apart' series.  (Emma Lee/for WHYY)
The Pulse

Portrait series focuses on people ‘Torn Apart’ by workplace injury

In 2009, George Beerley was operating heavy equipment at a construction site near Doylestown, Pa., when his machinery jammed. In 2 ...

12 years ago

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Why forecasting weather for the Philadelphia area is so hard to do

Many are calling this week’s hyped up weather forecast a blizzard bust for the Philadelphia region. So what happened? Tom Th ...

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Protesters rally for higher wages and a union for fast food workers during a protest in front of the Broad Street McDonald's at Girard Avenue in March
NewsWorks Tonight

The GOP champion of a minimum wage increase

Minimum wage earners in Pennsylvania currently make $7.25 per hour. Efforts to raise that are surprisingly coming from  state Sen. S ...

12 years ago

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A woman sleeps on top of her luggage at LaGuardia Airport in New York
NewsWorks Tonight

If you’re going to cancel flights, now’s the time to do it

Even though the snow totals didn’t amount to much, many airlines made the preemptive decision to cancel flights into and out of Phi ...

12 years ago

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NewsWorks Tonight

On the local web: A must-have app for Wawa lovers, and a trio of new Philly news sites

Don’t forget to bring along your smartphone on your next Wawa run. The much-loved area retailer has (finally) debuted an app, allow ...

12 years ago

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Hyper accurate diagnoses could help further efforts to cure major diseases.(Shutterstock Image: http://shutr.bz/1CdbHXK)
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POTUS: Precision Medicine Initiative will bring us closer to a cancer cure

So, what exactly is “precision medicine”? President Barack Obama is launching a “Precision Medicine Initiative.& ...

12 years ago

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Jillian Bauer includes her own story in her ongoing portrait series
The Pulse

Portrait project brings stories of recovery out of ‘the rooms’

Jillian Bauer has found a lot of support in “the rooms.” That’s shorthand for meetings of recovery groups, like ...

12 years ago

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A parks and recreation worker breaks up a felled ash tree in Cobb's Creek Park. The department is trying to stay ahead of the invasion of the emerald ash borer by culling trees in some areas. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Climate change to Philly trees: it’s not 1910 anymore

The Philadelphia Parks Department is launching experiments at three different test sites in city parks in the hopes of designing a forest ...

12 years ago

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Arctic Records

Art of Life — Produced by Karen Smyles Founded by WDAS program director/deejay Jimmy Bishop in conjunction with Jamie/Guyden R ...

12 years ago

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New blood test could indicate long-term severity of concussions

Over the past 15 years, scientists and physicians have come to realize that concussions are very serious injuries. In fact, about 20 perc ...

12 years ago

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With more adversity comes more love for couple dealing with cancer

Imagine you’re young, and totally healthy. For a few nights, you wake up in cold sweats, feel generally lousy, have some respirator ...

12 years ago

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Judy Wilson
NewsWorks Tonight

In difficult times, Judy Wilson lends a hand

Today marks the 42nd Anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Roe vs. Wade decision that made abortion legal. Thousands of women m ...

12 years ago

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Penn Veterinary grads named to Forbes “30 Under 30”

Forbes annual “30 Under 30” listing of millenial movers, makers, and young game changers in the field of healthcare cites two ...

12 years ago

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State Sen. Anthony Hardy Williams
NewsWorks Tonight

Anthony Williams makes his pitch to be Philly’s next mayor

With the departure of lawyer Ken Trujillo from the Philadelphia mayor’s race, three Democratic candidates remain.  One of them ...

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