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Hosted by Unknown Host · General · EN-US · 20 episodes
WHYY serves the community by contributing to the quality of life through education, information, entertainment and inspiration.
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Hospitals all over rural America are struggling, and many are closing. We explore what’s behind these closures, hear about how state-funded reimbursements were supposed to help, and learn about new initiatives to increase access healthcare, like “hospitals on wheels.”
Episodes Archive - WHYY
We hear from former NFL tight end Vernon Davis to learn how a moment of tough love became the catalyst that changed his career.
Episodes Archive - WHYY
Liam Neeson & Zachary Levi talk about working almost continuously on different projects.
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New York Times Magazine writer Nikole Hannah-Jones joins us to talk about her viral essay, “In Fighting for Every Black Child, Did I Betray My Own?”
Episodes Archive - WHYY
The Source episode 11 explores “RAM-ageddon,” or how school districts may be set back in time technologically. Penn researchers are now proposing labels on ultra-processed foods, and The Pulse team reports why this is significant. The WHYY News Climate Desk reports on the state of New Jersey’s effort to cut greenhouse emissions. It was during the American Revolution that one hospital was built from the ground up, and that location is in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. During America’s 250th celebratory year, WHYY News uncovers its significance. Philadelphia’s Tacony neighborhood has birthed a community arts center that’s fueling creativity. Billy Penn stops by as part of its City Guide coverage. WHYY News staffers Kenny Cooper, Alan Yu, Susan Phillips, Peter Crimmins and Emma Lee contributed to this episode, which is hosted by Kenny Cooper. Enjoy our featured Billy Penn-ism, a bit of wit and wisdom from William Penn.
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