Tales of a Two Street Stomper
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More than a dozen years ago, this South Jersey resident decided to join suited-up pals in a Mummers comics club. And she has never looked back.
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Philadelphia's Mummers Parade
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A history lesson, including some scholarly conjecture, about Philadelphia’s New Year’s Day parade. You know, the Mummers. Wait. You don't?
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Philly's PR maven
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"I made my business because I was out every night," says Jennifer Sherlock of the PR firm Jenna's Communications. Big Rube swung by the Rittenhouse Hotel to chat with Sherlock about her rise from TV reporter to the queen of Philly PR.
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"Affordability" was the top-searched word of 2025
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Ali Velshi breaks down why
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"The Day the Books Disappeared"
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On this episode of Velshi Banned Book Club, Ali Velshi invites authors Joanna Ho and Caroline Kusin Pritchard onto the show to discuss their children's book and why they were suddenly banned from a California stop on their book tour.
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Philly embraces Krampus the anti-Santa
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With so much chaos in the world around, some Philadelphians find comfort in the darker side of the holiday season
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Philly, fund reproductive care
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At a time when Washington, D.C. is in hot debate over the Affordable Care Act, Maryland is using an ACA provision to fund safe, legal abortions for Medicaid recipients — without costing taxpayers. On this episode of Ideas We Should Steal, we look at whether Pennsylvania should follow suit.
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The poverty line is a lie
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Is Donald Trump trying to gaslight the country about affordability in this country? Ali Velshi breaks it down.
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Why I won't debate RFK Jr.
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Anti-vaccine activists, including the country’s top health official, offered renowned CHOP immunologist and RFK target $1 million to debate them on vaccine safety
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"Spare me your bullsh*t"
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As mayor of Baltimore and then governor of Maryland, Martin O’Malley used transparency and statistics to drive his city and state forward into the Information Age. And then he — literally — on the subject. His conclusion after more than a decade in public office? “We live in a time of enormous opportunity,” O’Malley said on the latest episode of How To Really Run A City. “It’s the dawning of the Third Industrial Revolution. People want to believe that tomorrow can be better than today.” O’Malley, a former Social Security Administration Commissioner and Irish...
info_outlineMore than a dozen years ago, this South Jersey resident decided to join suited-up pals in a Mummers comics club. And she has never looked back.