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On this episode of #VelshiBannedBookClub, MSNBC host and Citizen Board Member Ali Velshi interviews historian Rutger Bregman about Lord Of The Flies by William Golding. Bregman found a real-world example of 6 boys being shipwrecked and stranded on an island. Turns out truth is stranger (and more optimistic) than fiction.
Okay. You hate journalists. But the war Doug Mastriano is waging against the news media is not normal--it's a harbinger of autocracy.
In this episode of Generation Change Philly, we induct Penn physician-scientist Kit Delgado, who applies what he learns from treating injured patients in the ER to changing the behavior that gets us there in the first place.
In this episode of Ideas We Should Steal, are you outraged that more than 50 percent of Americans (and at least one Senator) cannot name the three branches of government? California and several other states are working to literally certify good citizenship for high school grads.
In this panel episode, we continue our exploration of Center City thriving in our new norm, and the ways companies can balance the needs of their business and the needs of their workers. Panelists include Kimberly Smith of JLL, Crystal Ashby of Independence Blue Cross, and Angela Val of Visit Philadelphia.
MSNBC host and Citizen Board Member Ali Velshi breaks down the pivotal PA races and interviews gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro.
It features a wealthy, easy-to-blame institution; fact-challenged protestors; an elected official who may be in over her head, and a compromise solution everybody seems hell bent on ignoring
WURD host and Citizen contributor Charles Ellison chats with Kai Englisch about his moving story on Suffolk Park and the African communities that gather to play soccer there.
Councilmembers' attempts to legislate national politics distract from the local issues only they can solve. They should do better.
PA Youth Vote and activist theater company Just Act are using drama to activate the newest generation of voters. What can we learn from them on Voter Registration Day?
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