CitizenCast

For all of the seeming division in our country, there are leaders out there who are committed to bringing people together to achieve real change. Helming that charge? Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt, who joined co-hosts Reed, Nutter, and Platt to talk about bipartisan collaboration and good ol' pragmatism.

On this episode of Ideas We Should Steal, we look at Pay It Forward, a job training program in New Jersey that provides free or low-cost access to training in fields that need skilled workers

Women's rights are declining everywhere. The UN Secretary General estimates it would take three centuries of progress to bring about real equality. And leading the charge in the opposite direction? America.

Paul Vallas' primary defeat of incumbent Mayor Lori Lightfoot — Paul Vallas! — holds many object lessons for candidates here in Philadelphia

After an announcement about our 2023 Integrity Icon Awards, Roxanne Patel Shepelavy continues her discussion with the movers and shakers of Chester, PA, which saw a dramatic drop in its gun violence.

Each year this Black-led nonprofit provides 400 teens and young adults with a safe space and opportunities to remake themselves and their community.

In this episode of Ideas We Should Steal, Roxanne Patel Shepelavy hosts a discussion with the movers and shakers of Chester, PA, which saw a dramatic drop in its gun violence. Panelists include Jack Stollsteimer (Delaware County DA), Steven Gretsky (Chester Police Commissioner) and Thaddeus Kirkland (Mayor of Chester).

In this episode of #VelshiBannedBookClub, MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi speaks with Grace Lin, who is as surprised as anyone that her children's book, "A Big Mooncake For Little Star," landed her on banned lists.

Is retiring City Council President Darrell Clarke a statesman … or has he been a guardian of the status quo?

In this panel from our Ideas We Should Steal Festival, Kenneth Shropshire (Senior Advisor to the Dean at Wharton's Coalition for Equity and Opportunity) interviews author and co-host of The Big Brunch, Will Guidara, about his novel approach to business and solving the social ills in our city: unreasonable hospitality