Philly Mag Today

The highly contagious disease is sweeping the United States. Philly currently has zero confirmed cases — a stark difference from the city's major outbreak 30 years ago. Are we more prepared this time around?

Thirty percent of all breast cancer patients experience a potentially deadly recurrence. Scientists at Penn are pioneering techniques to target "sleeper cells" that lead to these recurrences.

From flooded basements and faulty wiring, to old cars and swimming lessons, Courtney DuChene and senior editor Ronnie Polaneczky explain why they always reach for their copy of Best of Philly when life's road bumps get in the way.

New survey data suggests many local businesses are growing despite economic uncertainty. Here's what aspiring entrepreneurs can learn before taking the leap.

One listener says: I love my friends, but I miss talking to them in real life. What can I do to connect with them beyond the screen?

Your weekly long listen is here:

(START) FBI Agents Swarm Prestigious Main Line Art Gallery

(7:50) The Doctor Will See You Now — On Your Laptop

(13:05) I Tried Arby's New Cheesesteak So You Don't Have To

(21:10) LeBron James's Philly Connections Run Back Nearly 25 Years

(26:05) Fare Thee Well, Cecily Tynan

(30:00) LeBron James and the City Finally Learning to Believe in Itself

(40:50) Best of Philly | The Art of Yoga

Social Beings won this year's Best Mind-Body Space in our Best of Philly Health & Self category. Editor Laura Brzyski called up the owner, Jennifer Hernandez to chat about it.

And follow this link to get your tickets to Philly Mag's blowout Best of Philly Party happening Tuesday, August 4th at 6:30 pm.

Dane Fine Art in Ardmore was closed to the public but very much open to federal investigators on Wednesday. Victor Fiorillo investigates.

Telehealth has evolved far beyond urgent-care visits. Here's why more Philadelphians are choosing a primary-care physician they may never meet in person.

Here comes this 6'8" avatar of the American Dream, to the city of our founding, where said dream is teetering. Might we invite him to our problem-solving table?