CitizenCast

Opposition to the proposed Sixers arena, UC Townhomes, and other potential developments has been uncivil. Is the art of activism dead?

We don't need to "democratize" news through platforms like Facebook and Twitter. We need media literacy, including right here in Pennsylvania.

In this episode of Business For Good, B Corp fashion house Grant Blvd launches a men's clothing line and vintage clothing store Blk Ivy for Civil Rights era fashion and activism

WURD host and Citizen contributor Charles Ellison spoke with Dan Rhoton, executive director of Camden-based nonprofit Hopeworks. They discussed Rhoton's novel approach to skill development and job training for young people who are normally overlooked and dismissed by society.

On this episode of #VelshiBannedBookClub, MSNBC Host and Citizen Board Member Ali Velshi talks to Jason Reynolds and Kiely Brendan, the authors of the commonly banned "All American Boys," which unflinchingly explores white privilege and police brutality.

Well, we've got a crowdsourced job description from the citizens of Philadelphia…and some serious questions for y'all

Todd Shepherd, chief investigative reporter for Broad + Liberty continues his interview with Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein about the security of elections in the city, specifically mail-in ballots. Join us for part 2 of this important and revealing discussion.

Reed and Nutter reveal the unexpected relationships that made them stronger candidates -- and more effective leaders. Mayor Gallego talks about her city's innovations -- and success -- when it comes to meaningful environmental change.

Todd Shepherd, chief investigative reporter for Broad + Liberty, talks with Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein about the security of elections in the city, specifically mail-in ballots. Join us for part 1 of this important and revealing discussion.

Democrats established the independent Office of Congressional Ethics in 2008 after a flood of corruption scandals and resignations. Republicans are now trying to gut it. MSNBC Host and Citizen Board Member Ali Velshi takes us through the history of the OCE and why it's such a bad idea to weaken it.