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(START) Colman Domingo Is About to Become a Household Name. Finally.

(5:25) Surviving Trump

(34:45) Dear Kimberly | What Does It Mean to Be Authentic?

(39:55) I Tried It | Can a Spa Fix Your Sleep?

(47:30) Are Our Kids Learning Good Now?

In the final episode of this award-nominated essay, Tom McGrath asks what it would take to set Philly on the right path and protect the city from the whims of Washington D.C.

On this episode, Laura Brzyski checks into the Four Seasons' new sleep-focused treatment — and wakes up the next morning feeling like her rest was "earned, not chased."

The effects of Trump's cuts are broad and deep. In this essay, nominated for an NCRM award, Tom McGrath explains how Philadelphia got so hooked on federal assistance and what it means for our future.

The West Philly actor has a very busy spring planned, beginning with hosting Saturday Night Live this week. Victor Fiorillo caught up with him for a chat.

Trump's cuts are hitting Philly hard. In this essay, nominated for an NCRM award, Tom McGrath explains why the city is uniquely vulnerable to the president's economic rampage ... and how Philadelphia can (maybe) fortify itself for the future.

When you're not sure who you really are, Kimberly McGlonn suggests looking at who you've been, and how you're growing. There are many versions of ourselves. And that's okay.

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Budget cuts. School closures. Structural deficit. Scant academic progress. Spin from District headquarters. Larry Platt asks: Is Superintendent Watlington up to being a transformational leader?

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(START) Philly's 2026 James Beard Nominees

(14:55) Using Beanies to Block NICU Noise and Keep Babies Calm

(19:55) Dr. Paul Offit: Citizen of the Year

(34:30) Make America Kind Again

(52:00) Ask Dr. Mike | Do I Really Need to Go on a GLP-1?

The CHOP physician and voice of the pro-vaccine, pro-health science movement stands in stark opposition to RFK Jr. Hear his story and why he was recently chosen as the 2026 Citizen of the Year.