CitizenCast

Even when it seems impossible, expressing gratitude and gratefulness is a powerful celebratory and healing act. Try it this Thanksgiving

MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi shines a spotlight on Donald Trump's use of the word "vermin" at a recent rally. It's only a little surprising that Trump has difficulty remembering who is in office or what city he is in, but can pull up white nationalist vocabulary with pinpoint accuracy.

MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi takes a look at the track record for wins and losses when it comes to abortion rights. How many statewide abortion races have Republicans won since the fall of Roe? Zero.

On this episode of Business for Good, CJ Wolfe's Kensington studio has become a creative hub for anyone who wants to learn photography — thanks to a photographer who taught himself the trade

In her signature style, Philly-based composer Bree Lowdermilk introduces gender-expansive casts to high schools and takes feedback from 4-year-olds

Reuben Harley documents the South Street finale to Hug the Block, honoring Jamal Johnson, who says he's retiring from anti-violence activism

MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi invites Dorit Rabinyan to the show to discuss her novel "All The Rivers," a love story that examines what it means to be "other." Join us for this moving episode of #velshibannedbookclub.

Mayor-elect Cherelle Parker's election night speech heralds new energy. Plus: Shapiro wasn't on the ballot, but was a winner nonetheless

On this latest episode of How To Really Run A City, Brian Elms joins our two mayors to discuss how he's been able to revolutionize the way governments deliver services to their cities. And also to chat about Mayor Nutter helping the Phillies win the '08 World Series.

Moving forward, by adding term limits we could cycle out politicians who've overstayed their welcome — and regularly invite new, younger leaders into the legislative mix