The untimely passing of actor James Van Der Beek compelled Health & Wellness Editor Laura Brzyski to call up Dr. Mike to ask if he knows why so many younger people are getting surprise cancer diagnoses.

Lê of Hop Sing Laundromat is a collector. Of watches. Of antique furniture. And most importantly, of bottles of liquor. Now he's opening these bottles to share with the people of his city. Jason Sheehan, Philly Mag's restaurant critic joins JP Romney for an enlightening and entertaining discussion about the mysterious Lê of Hop Sing Laundromat.

Sheehan's story can be found at this link.

People who post "all lives splatter" and other offensive Internet memes are apparently not welcome at Fergie's Pub.

In the 2027-28 school year, twenty schools are set to close under the School District of Philadelphia's proposed Long-Range Facilities Plan. The unseen burden on families needs serious consideration. "We need to ask ourselves: How and where will we act?"

On this Presidents' Day, WURD's Dr. James Peterson reminds us that while the federal government may have removed the memorial to slavery on Independence Mall, the history of African Americans cannot be silenced.

To procrastinate is human. JP Romney and Digital Editor Laura Swartz sit down to chat about last-minute plans that anyone can make for Valentine's Day.

Local car owners thought they had it bad. Victor Fiorillo talks to bike riders who also need the streets to be ice free.

On a special interview edition, Executive Editor Bradford Pearson comes onto the show to discuss resistance, protests and what Philadelphians can do now to prepare for aggressive actions by ICE.