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Your weekly long listen is here: (START) Bizarre Silk City Incident Takes Bad Service to a New Level (11:10) The Two Ballot Questions You Need to Know This Tuesday (18:05) Who Wants to Buy the Old Tony Luke's? (24:20)...

Victor Fiorillo gives you a data-driven look at this week in review—and the week to come.

Episode #329
On a spooky episode of The Special, Jason Sheehan throws out a couple of things you might do this weekend (one involves a candy dispenser masquerading as a common billboard). Episode links: Halloween for Grownups...

Stuffed animals. A five-year-old girl. Her mom. And teriyaki sauce. Lots of teriyaki sauce.

Episode #327
Real estate developer and former City Councilperson Allan Domb says we need to offer people a safe, clean, and affordable place to live.

Episode #326
It's a long way to travel, but it's the only way for some Americans to have their voices heard.

In a special edition of the podcast, Lauren McCutcheon, deputy editor of The Philadelphia Citizen, comes onto the show to give a lightning breakdown of the two ballot questions you'll see when you vote this Tuesday.

Episode #322
Cheesesteak scion Tony Luke Jr., who has been estranged from his father and brother for years. He laughs at their asking price for what is now Tony & Nick's.

Episode #321
H. Chase Lenfest and an expanding circle of Philly-based supporters are leveraging smart partnerships to bring prosperity to Hunting Park and East Tioga. Is this a blueprint for the rest of the city?

Your weekly long listen is here: (START) Inside the Collapse of the Academy of Natural Sciences (9:40) Jalen's Hurt! What the Hell Is Going on With This Blood Clot Thing? (18:55) Ten Years Before "You Can See...

Victor Fiorillo gives you a data–driven look at your week in review - and the week to come.

Episode #318
Increased library funding, additional public green space and more are on the general election ballot in the collar counties. We break down the major suburban ballot questions and why you should care.

"This is 50-plus years in the making." Can anything still save the beloved Philadelphia institution?

Episode #316
If the 2026 midterms become the end of Pennsylvania's split legislature, you'll see effects on affordability, election reform, marijuana and more.

A 2016 presentation to the American Association for Clinical Chemistry offers a very different look at the Theranos CEO.

Episode #314
"It tasted like if beige had a flavor," writes food critic Jason Sheehan.

From voter intimidation to malfunctioning machines to polls that open too late, Victor Fiorillo breaks down what's legal, what's not legal, and what you can do about it in this special interview edition. You can RSVP to...

Episode #311
Ten states have legalized solar panels that plug directly into outdoor outlets. They're an energy- and money-saving home technology that isn't quite legal in PA yet. Should we become the first swing state to move the...

Episode #310
Victor Fiorillo looks at this week in the news from a data-driven perspective. Sort of.

Your weekly long listen is here: (START) Shane Gillis, Please Stop Hosting SNL (6:15) Philly's Rat Problem Could be Fixed with ... Birth Control? (13:40) The Couple Trying to Keep Philly Theater Alive (20:30) Do I...
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psychologist, MacArthur Fellow, professor at the University of Pennsylvania, University of Pennsylvania
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