From the Newsroom: Suburban Philadelphia Podcast

Columnists JD Mullane and Phil Gianficaro talk about President Trump's Jan. 28 rally at the Wildwood Convetion Center. JD presents Phil, who isn't a Trump fan, with a ticket to the rally. Does he accept?

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Reporter Jim McGinnis sits down with Phil and JD to discuss his story on battling fake news, what can citizens do to spot it, and what journalists can do to fight it.

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Phil and JD discuss the late Bucks County congressman, who died Jan. 6 at 56 after battling cancer. 

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Over the past year, reporters Jo Ciavaglia and James McGinis have sought to tell the stories of the unclaimed dead in Bucks, Burlington and Montgomery counties. Ciavaglia joins JD Mullane to tell the story behind the reporting, and what’s to come in the ungoing series.

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Burlington County Times editorial page editor Mario Constantino and columnist JD Mullane chat about what will happen in New Jersey, and especially the 3rd Congressional District, where incumbent Democrat Andy Kim faces a tough challenge from former Republican Freeholder Kate Gibbs.  

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Do you have a New Year's resolution? Are you going to stick with it? JD Mullane is joined by News Director Crissa Shoemaker to discuss the most popular resolutions of 2020, and to share some New Year's goals of their own.

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Listen Up with Phil and JD: At what age do you become an adult?

Listen Up with Phil and JD: Jersey approve driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants

JD Mullane chats with John Anastasi, editor of the editorial pages of the Bucks County Courier Times and The Intelligencer of Doylestown, about Bucks turning blue, the upcoming 1st District congressional race, and more. 

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A growing body of scientific research suggests that consensual interpersonal touch can promote better relationships and well-being. 

Doylestown resident & licensed therapist Edie Weinstein is proof of that. She is the original HugMobster.

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