Why “Black people don’t swim” and how we can change that | Building the FIFA Fan Festival
Throughout history, barriers have been put up between African Americans and water. Segregated swimming pools, violence and discrimination ag...
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20 of 530 episodesWeight loss meds: trend or medical advancement? | Pride and Patti LaBelle on the Parkway
GLP-1s like Ozempic and Wegovy are all over the news and TV ads lately. Are they really a safe way to lose weight? Racquel Williams talks wi...
Respite for cancer patients and caretakers | New tech to help with vision loss
A cancer diagnosis is the beginning of a scary, overwhelming journey that takes a toll on the patient as well as their loved ones. For Pete'...
Preserving personal and cultural history | Philadelphia’s music Walk of Fame inductees
As we look back on 250 years of American history, you might be inspired to look into your own history. Monica O. Montgomery believes it’s im...
Biking for lung cancer | Under the big top
Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths, yet funding to support patients can be hard to come by because of the stigma attached to...
Ladies, take control of your finances | Philly’s 2026 poet laureate
For decades, women have been taught that they don’t need to understand money - their fathers or husbands will handle that. But women, whethe...
Hitting the streets with a message of peace | Racing for a second chance at life
Philly Truce formed in response to the rise in homicides in 2020, with a mission to stop the violence and support sustainable Black manhood....
Autism on screen and in the workplace | Rebuilding a legendary 17th century tavern
Autism and neurodiversity are becoming better represented in media - like the HBO medical drama “The Pitt”, which features a neurodivergent...
Pads, tampons, and breast pumps for all | Jill Scott comes home to Philly
Millions of menstruating people worldwide experience period poverty and have trouble accessing the products they need. Many people skip work...
Local theater making an impact: drawing attention to child sexual abuse, and celebrating America’s history
Theater has the power to move people to make change, and Jay Sefton is hoping to draw on that with his one-man play, “ Unreconciled ,” which...
Healing veterans through gardening | The House of Magic’s vault secrets
Being in nature can be both physically and mentally rejuvenating. Collie Turner, founder of Heroic Gardens , grew up around plants and chose...
Pioneering Pennsylvania women | Benjamin Franklin’s library
Philadelphia is at the heart of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, so there’s no better time to look at some of our city’s unique his...
Parents speak out for all Philly school students | A taste of India in West Philly
A group of Philadelphia school parents from across the city have come together to make a powerful movement supporting all students in the di...
Hispanic children have superpowers | ‘Sinners’ costumes on display
A new report from Children First called “Pa’Lante – State of Hispanic Children” shows that Hispanic children in Philadelphia are not receivi...
Restoring marriage - remember the “us” | Turning a bank into an art experience
As kids, work, and life get hectic, it’s easy to lose the connection in marriage. Rev. Kahlil Carmichael, senior pastor of Live Well Church...
Building a village to fight food insecurity | The Colored Girls Museum’s 10th anniversary
Food insecurity is an ongoing problem, especially with recent changes to SNAP benefits and the economy. Mark Wainwright founded It Takes a V...
The blueprint for Black history education | Smokin' Joe takes the steps
Black educators are navigating classrooms where their presence is shrinking and the history they teach is being challenged. Racquel Williams...
Building community through tamales | A new mural for a Black female trailblazer
The Lighthouse has been a neighborhood hub, hosting programs and events for the North Philly community, since 1893. They pride themselves on...
How PA addresses rising racial tensions | Face to Face builds community in Germantown
As we’re seeing ICE activity increased, DEI efforts rolled back, LGBTQ+ protections removed, and historical exhibits about slavery taken dow...
A home for young women after foster care | Art honoring LGBTQ+ history
When young people age out of the foster care system at age 18, they often don’t have a place to go. In South Jersey, young women who can’t a...