The history of the Montiers, a trailblazing Philadelphia family who were among the first African-American landowners in Pennsylvania.
Explore the career of this trailblazing chef, and her impact beyond the White Dog Cafe.
Veteran journalist Ben Bradlee joins Marty Moss-Coane to discuss his new book, The Forgotten, which argues that a single Pennsylvania county delivered the Presidency to Donald Trump.
Senator Tom Carper debates 3 opponents who are on the November 2018 ballot. The debate takes place at Theater N in Wilmington on October 30th.
Through a series of interviews and archival WHYY news footage, examine the connection between Joe Biden, who represented Delaware in the U.S. Senate for 36 years, and the first state.
In front of a live audience, rising political star and former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams talks with Radio Times' Marty Moss-Coane about her political career and background.
WHYY's Mark Eichmann and Shirley Min speak with Delaware Governor John Carney, Education Secretary Susan Bunting, and Secretary for Health and Social Services Dr. Kara Odom-Walker about issues facing the first state. Recorded at Frazier's restaurant in Dover.
After years of rampant gun violence in Delaware’s largest city, a 2014 Newsweek article dubbed Wilmington, “Murder Town, USA." A new police chief and a change in tactics has reduced crime from 2017’s historic level. Explore the city’s progress working to Rebound from Murder Town.
Wilmington High, the last traditional public high school in Delaware’s largest city, closed its doors 20 years ago. Since then, most city high school students have largely been bused to schools located miles outside the city. We look at the unique challenges for education in Wilmington and explore a question many have posed: Where is Wilmington High?
The Memorial Day death of George Floyd at the hands of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has set off protest around the globe. 'Police, Reimagined: The Future of Public Safety' is a four-part community conversation series that attempts the to answer the question: Can you reduce funding for police, and limit their role in communities, while ensuring public safety for all communities?
Mark Tyler (Pastor, Mother Bethel A.M.E Church), Keir Bradford Grey (Chief Public Defender, Defenders Association of Philadelphia), Hans Menos (Executive Director, Philadelphia Police Advisory Commission), and Erika Almiron (Activist/Former Executive Director, Juntos) join Community Engagement Editor Christopher Norris to discuss defunding the police & the future of public safety.
