CitizenCast

Citizen Board Member and MSNBC host Ali Velshi reminds us that despite the lavish trappings of the British Empire (on full display this week), we cannot forget the inhumanity it promoted around the world.

By all accounts she was a lovely woman. But why is mourning her passing the only thing Americans agree on? Didn't we kinda fight a war to escape the trappings of royalty?

Philly's most talented African soccer players play in Suffolk Park. City Hall touts their successes in the Unity Cup. So why can't Philly give this park a little help?

In this panel episode, we explore how Center City can thrive in our new norm, and the ways companies 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.

In this episode of Future Ready, future of work expert, Anne Gemmell gives us 5 tips she's learned in 20 years of navigating schools in and around Philly

In this episode of #VelshiBannedBookClub, Citizen Board Member and MSNBC host Ali Velshi was supposed to speak with Salman Rushdie about his "most famous book you've never read." In the wake of Rushdie's assassination attempt, Ali speaks with his friend and colleague, Homi Bhabha.

Progressives who dismiss the lingering speech issues from the candidate's stroke run the risk of embodying what they decry

Higher education as a public good is on the ballot this November. A longtime college president highlights the stark choices.

A precocious young professional and scholar has a message for Philly employers: Equitable treatment for your youngest colleagues means giving them the respect — and pay — they deserve.

WURD host and Citizen contributor Charles Ellison talks with Karla Ballard, founder of YING. She describes her app as an attempt to monetize time banking by turning members into a tight-knit community bound by helping one another.