Philly Mag Today

Victor Fiorillo asked Dr. Mike and the answers may surprise you.

LeBron James might actually be making it more affordable to go to the Linc.

Kidology is a Southampton company tackling a growing problem in pediatric care: getting children developmental therapy when they need it, regardless of language, insurance or distance.

Your weekly long listen is here:

(START) Philly's Bad Behavior Gets Its Own Museum

(10:30) Share the Trail. Seriously.

(14:20) Best of Philly | Plantie Mame, the Diva of Dirt

(27:30) Hospitality For All

(31:10) Best of Philly | Saving the Planet, One Closet at a Time

(45:25) The Philly Bike Train in Front of City Hall

Who are all those people standing outside City Hall with their bicycles?

Honeysuckle is launching a pay-what-you-can lunch service in September meant to wrestle with issues of accessibility that affect every corner of the restaurant industry. While a prix-fixe lunch under $20 doesn't address all of the problems, an attempt is better than no attempt at all.

Meg Rider is a Medicare trainer, but moonlights as Plantie Mame, the Diva of Dirt with a penchant for swapping ... plant swapping. Rider recently won Best of Philly in the Fun & Games section. Victor Fiorillo sat down with her to discuss her alter ego and how things have changed since becoming a Best of Philly winner.

As Philly road rage has hit the Schuylkill River Trail, one local cyclist calls for her fellow riders to show some decorum.

The Museum of the Philadelphian, which will showcase our penchant for booing, throwing objects, and killing robots, opens in September. Victor Fiorillo called up the creator.

On this episode, we highlight the Shopping & Style section. Lifestyle and weddings editor Kristen Schott chats with Caitlin Quirk, owner of The Garb Collection which is reimagining secondhand shopping as a means of combatting worldwide waste.