CitizenCast

On this episode of Business for Good, we look at a new online coaching tool from former Vertex CEO Jeff Westphal that promises professional mentorship — without the mentor

Recently, Roxanne Patel Shepelavy moderated a panel on violence prevention and how to keep Philly's progress moving forward. The event was hosted by The Trace and the discussion was insightful and impassioned. Listen in.

The Director of the FBI. The Secretary of Homeland Security. The Secretary of War. Ali Velshi breaks down the most recent string of scandals to show why basic ineptitude is preventing Donald Trump from enacting his agenda.

Hurling eggs at an Eagles coach's house isn't gritty — it's bullying. It's time to retire the mean routine, and not just in sports.

Jigar Mehta led an effort to spare small businesses from a shocking tax increase next year wrought by Mayor Parker's new tax plan. Will it become law?

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On this episode of Citizen of the Week, a 33-year-old Philadelphian has spent the last decade connecting with his fellow humans. So far, he's met 7,000 people for one-on-one conversations. Doing so helped him uncover the true crisis of our era.

On this episode of Business For Good, we look at Baby Gear Group which was named a Time magazine invention of the year because they let families rent strollers and other childcare essentials for a fraction of the cost and environmental impact

Ali Velshi breaks down the numbers and shows which group is suffering the most under Trump's economic policies

Philadelphia has the country's second-highest rate of package theft. Kristen Demilio joins Dr. James Peterson for an episode of Citizen WURD that looks at whose fault porch piracy is, as well as potential solutions.

On this episode of Velshi Banned Book Club, YA author Kim Johnson joins the show to talk about her novel, "This Is My America," which explores themes of racism, equality and the prison industrial complex. "Media is so powerful," Johnson said, "because it can be a voice to the voiceless and also a beacon to emphasizing injustice."