In this episode, some final thoughts on the mayor’s race as it comes to a close. Are we about to meet a new boss who is the same as the old boss? Or are things a-changing?
"Elections are decided not only by those who cast votes, but also by those who don't." MSNBC host and Citizen board member Ali Velshi uses the historical context of Bush v. Gore to demonstrate that withholding a vote, or casting a protest vote, in a general election is a dangerous endeavor.
The office of Attorney General might be PA's last line of defense against autocracy. So why aren't we paying attention to the candidates?
A diversion program through the District Attorney's office offers to work around a state law that treats Philadelphians more harshly than the rest of PA for illegal gun possession
...actually a good thing.
We don't need to imagine what a second Trump presidency would be like. MSNBC host and Citizen board member reminds us of the dark history that lies behind us and the future chaos that would ensue.
The pandemic decimated in-person audiences for cultural institutions nationwide. Can Philly’s arts establishment reverse its downfall?
Does Josh Shapiro have a winning argument for Biden and the Dems in the fall? Judging by how many are borrowing "freedom" from him, yes.
On the cusp of Black History and Women’s History months, what Erasure and American Fiction say about erasure and Black women
Sheriff Rochelle Bilal showcased how public officials should not be using Artificial Intelligence. On this episode of Ideas We Should Steal, Malcolm Burnley contends that, like other cities, Philly can harness this new technology for good.
Eighteen months after Philly’s first Nighttime Economy Director started, what has actually changed?
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