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Hosts Spike Eskin and Michael Levin talk Philadelphia 76ers for an hour and 20 minutes twice weekly. As the NBA (and the rest of major […]
Local sex educator Timaree Schmit heads up this NSFW podcast. Schmit has spoken with nonprofit founders, actors and others about polyamory, health care for queer […]
From safety pins to protests, acts of solidarity have been all over the news in the early days of Donald Trump’s presidency. But how exactly […]
George Soros tried but failed to get Keir Bradford-Grey to run for district attorney in Philadelphia earlier this year. It turns out she had unfinished […]
In the Pushback season finale, former Philadelphia police officer and whistleblower Rochelle Bilal shares her views on the Thin Blue Line, the legacy of Frank […]
The 2017 movie “I Am Not Your Negro,” about the life and times of James Baldwin, received nationwide acclaim. But it was hardly an anomaly […]
Three Philly guys set out to capture what makes our city great. You’ve got legends: Jerry Blavat, Dirty Frank’s, Ben Franklin. You’ve got quirks: professional […]
KYW’s Lauren Lipton talks with Ed Doherty and Terry White about their new project, Union Trust. The 18 minute interview touches on the rich history […]
In recognition of Black Music Month, we bring you a conversation about message music — protest music, socially conscious music, whatever you want to call […]
Anti-poverty advocate Cheri Honkala has been fighting more than just hunger and homelessness in North Philadelphia. She’s been battling the Democratic party machine. After being […]
Co-facilitators of the Temple University class “Marijuana in the News,” Chris Goldstein and Linn Washington discuss the ways in which the media fails to cover […]
“From Birmingham to Blacks Lives Matter: What Does It Mean to Be a White Ally?” is inspired by the lengthy letter Martin Luther King wrote while locked away in a Birmingham jail, in which he expressed disappointment in the white church and white moderates. The episode features local and national guests exploring the topic of effective white allyship.
On any given day in Philadelphia, you’re likely to hear Black Lives Matter activist Asa Khalif — whose 26-year-old cousin, Brandon Tate-Brown, was shot and […]
Larry Krasner, the Democratic nominee for district attorney of Philadelphia, has a higher profile today than he’s ever had. The New York Times, The Atlantic, […]
Who will replace Andy Reid? Tim and Sheil discuss several names and explore the possibility of Reid joining the front office.
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