Developed by Penn Engineering grads, Sonura is a high-tech beanie that protects preemies' ears by blocking out too-loud sounds of an intensive care nursery, and supports the parent-baby connection.

If these drugs are so beneficial, why shouldn't we all be taking them?

In a special episode of the podcast, food editor Kae Lani Palmisano and restaurant critic Jason Sheehan got together for a quick reaction to this year's list and what it means for Philly.

Now the conclusion to the recently award-nominated article by Sandy Hingston where she posits that empathy might just run in our American blood.

Recently nominated for a National Magazine Award, this article by Sandy Hingston suggests that despite political name-calling, social media meltdowns and public life feeling more hostile than ever, quiet acts of kindness might just reveal a growing civility--one small moment at a time.

Your weekly long listen is here:

(START) Ministry of Awe

(8:00) The Forgotten Cemetery

(26:30) Why Philly Needs an Ona Judge Day

(38:00) Dear Kimberly | How Do I Let Go?

(44:20) Instead of the Apps, Take a Cab

As the federal government tries to erase history, Philadelphia has a chance to preserve it in bigger, bolder ways than it ever has before by honoring Judge, the woman who escaped slavery under President George Washington.

A neglected North Philly graveyard. A strange middle name. A lost fortune and a two-year quest to answer a single haunting question: What do we owe the dead?

On this final stirring episode, George deBenneville Bell Jr. finally acquires control of his family's 250-year-old burial ground. How to honor the dead within is a separate and enduring question.

A neglected North Philly graveyard. A strange middle name. A two-year quest to answer a single haunting question: What do we owe the dead?