From the Newsroom: Suburban Philadelphia Podcast

The pretentious culture of "wokeness" is discussed by columnists Phil Grianficaro and JD Mullane, and recent comments by former President Obama criticizing the phenom and its excesses, which are no different than McCarthyism of the 1950s.

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Each year Big League media types produce "tips" on how to deal with political loudmouths who wreck family holiday gatherings, often described as some conservative uncle who watches Fox News. Columnists JD Mullane and Phil Gianficaro discuss this topic, which has become as much a part of the holidays as "A Charlie Brown Christmas." 

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Phil and JD welcome reporter Marion Callahan to discuss one of the most notorious murders in living memory in Bucks County -- four young men killed by Cosmo DiNardo and his cousin Sean Kratz. Callahan covered the Kratz trial, and discusses DiNardo's surprising whereabouts as he serves four life sentences.

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Courier Times and Intelligencer columnists Phil Gianficaro and JD Mullane launch their first podcast and discuss whether parents should encourage the trades over college. 

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