CitizenCast

Ali Velshi takes us through a day in the life of a typical consumer and shows how supply chain issues are impacting us all.

An interview with Independence Blue Cross CEO Greg Deavens on the benefits of diversity hiring—for business and otherwise—and the importance of tackling health inequality.

Sudan Green brings community-based yoga, mindfulness and peace to Black Philadelphians, who are still underserved by the wellness community. It is a revolutionary act for our times, which makes him part of Generation Change Philly.

Immigrants and refugees remind us that, at its best, America is a place where, if you work hard, and get a fair shot at an education, you can become anything you want to be.

Chicago's Urban Growers Collective grows fresh produce on a teaching farm and then brings it directly to citizens living in food deserts, a full-service program that goes beyond anything in Philly. Let's steal the idea.

Another day, another trial of Philly's once-powerful. This time, maybe there are some lessons to be learned for cleaning up our politics

Melanie Cataldi, the next in our series of Philadelphians working to change the status quo, turned her masters thesis into the poverty-fighting culinary school at Philabundance. Her goal: ending hunger for good.

How was it that, within a decade after the nation's founding, America's economy dwarfed those of European countries? What does our history of ingenuity and economic diversity tell us about our future?

Ali Velshi does a breakfast chat with Richard Vague, author of "An Illustrated Business History of the United States," to compare notes.

Roxanne sits with Jo Piazza and Christine Pride to discuss their new Philly-based novel about a cross-racial friendship tested by the police shooting of a young Black teen.

This is the history you probably didn't read about in grade school: We didn't cross the border, the border crossed us