Best Barnes Foundation Podcasts (2025)

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Artwork by formerly incarcerated artists now on display at Barnes Foundation 0:43

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They were once in prison, but now, their artwork is being shown at one of Philadelphia's premier museums. KYW Newsradio's Shara Dae Howard reports. (Image of Dashawn Billups' "Long Journey," provided by the Barnes Foundation)

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Philly man faces charges for series of groping incidents in Fishtown 0:51

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A man has been arrested and charged with multiple assaults, including an incident involving a 13-year-old girl, in the city’s Fishtown neighborhood in March.Photo Credit: Philadelphia Police Department

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Police seek two suspects in assault, robbery of man followed off SEPTA bus 0:45

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Authorities have released video in hopes of identifying two suspects wanted in connection with the robbery and assault of a 57-year-old man last month in South Philadelphia. Photo Credit: Philadelphia Police Department

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Local union protests EPA suspension of employees who signed letter criticizing Trump administration policies 1:24

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Seven Philadelphia-based Environmental Protection Agency employees are among at least 139 across the nation who were suspended after signing a letter expressing their concerns about policies under the Trump administration. Photo Credit: Getty Images

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Sheryl Lee Ralph, Sen. Vincent Hughes deliver 'Abbott Elementary' books to Philly students in summer reading push 1:09

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A summertime reading program got a celebrity boost Wednesday, as State Senator Vincent Hughes and his wife, Emmy-winning actress Sheryl Lee Ralp, visited Overbrook Elementary School to hand out books.Photo Credit: Mike DeNardo / KYW Newsradio

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How to protect yourself from tick bites and Lyme disease 1:20

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The risk of Lyme disease is high this year, the CDC reporting an increase of nearly 40% in the number of tick bite-related ER visits in the Northeast. KYW Newsradio's Matt Coughlin has more.

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Trash collection resumes Monday as City, District Council 33 reach contract agreement 1:51

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Trash collection will resume on Monday, now that the city’s 9,000 blue-collar workers are going back to work. After eight days and four hours, AFSCME District Council 33 and the city reached a deal on a new three-year contract early Wednesday morning. The agreement came with a few changes to the city’s pre-strike offer.Photo Credit: Pat Loeb / KYW …

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Residents eager for trash collection to resume as 8-day strike ends 1:18

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The strike is over, and that means sanitation workers will start hauling away trash that's been piling up across the city. KYW Newsradio's Conner Barkon reports live from Graduate Hospital.

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Pemberton mayor facing calls to resign amid misconduct allegations 1:02

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Residents and council members in Pemberton, Burlington County are calling for the mayor to resign, as he is facing misconduct allegations. KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has the details from Monday night’s township meeting. (Photo credit: Pemberton Township Council/YouTube)

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Local artists can learn how to 'convert art to dollars' at networking event 1:08

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There's an opportunity for local artists to turn their work into cash. KYW Newsradio's Shara Dae Howard reports.

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Already bad for business, trash heaps exacerbated by heavy rains and extreme heat 1:11

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As the District Council 33 strike is now more than a week old, trash heaps are all over neighborhoods. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi reports those trash piles have been subjected to extreme weather over the last week.

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Storms down tree on Regional Rail line, trigger several tornado warnings 1:01

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Tuesday night’s storms triggered several tornado warnings and brought down trees all over the Philadelphia region.However, the National Weather Service said there’s no evidence that a tornado touched down.There were 68 mph wind gusts and quarter-sized hail in Pottstown, Montgomery County.Meanwhile, service was suspended for hours on SEPTA’s West Tr…

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Medical Report: Do you know your body fat percentage? 0:49

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Do you know your body fat percentage? KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough says it might be an important number to know.

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Wildwood flag football tournament, Joe Conklin and the City Rhythm Orchestra, and more ‘Shore Things’ to do this weekend 0:48

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Looking for fun at the beach this weekend? KYW Newsradio’s Mike Dougherty’s got you covered with this week’s It’s a Shore Thing.

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Strike is over: District Council 33 and city reach tentative agreement 2:10

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The city's blue-collar workers are going back to work. The strike is over. The union and the city reached a deal on a new three-year contract early this morning. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports live from West Philadelphia.

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Man sentenced for fatally shooting city worker inside South Philadelphia corner store in 2023 1:19

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The man who admitted to killing a city worker during a fight inside a Point Breeze corner store nearly two years ago has been sentenced to six to 12 years behind bars.Seenaj Jackson pleaded guilty in February to third-degree murder and gun charges in the death of Philadelphia Streets Department employee Masir Williams. On Sept. 7, 2023, authorities…

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Ride-hailing company Waymo, which uses self-driving cars, starts testing in Philly this week 1:12

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Waymo, the rideshare company with driverless cars, is testing its vehicles in Philadelphia starting this week.KYW Newsradio’s Mike DeNardo reports.(Photo: Waymo)

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Police report 8 illegal dumping arrests since start of District Council 33 strike 0:41

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Philadelphia Police say they have arrested eight people accused of illegal dumping over the course of the first week of the District Council 33 strike.Officials say on Saturday, three people were arrested near North 10th Street and West Wyoming Avenue in the Logan neighborhood of North Philadelphia.According to authorities, 53-year-old Steven Smith…

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Bucks man on trial for allegedly beheading his father doesn’t deny it, calls father ‘traitor’ 1:18

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The murder trial continues for a Levittown man accused of decapitating his father and holding his head up in an online video in an attempt to overthrow the federal government. Prosecutors on Tuesday highlighted some of thousands of jailhouse letters the man sent and received while awaiting trial, as we hear from KYW Newsradio Suburban Bureau Chief …

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Delaware County honors area seniors for athletic performance in Senior Games 1:14

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A special award ceremony Tuesday in Delaware County honored seniors for their athletic prowess they displayed in their annual senior games. But as KYW Newsrado's Justin Udo reports the games are about more than the spirit of competition.

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Hundreds of thousands of New Jerseyans could lose health coverage under new Trump tax law, officials warn 1:18

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With the recent passing of President Trump’s tax and spending plan, officials in New Jersey are bracing for what they say could be catastrophic cuts to social services. KYW Newsradio South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has the story. (Photo: Alex Brandon - Pool/Getty Images)

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Talks resume between Philly and striking blue collar workers amid growing financial pressure on both sides 1:23

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The stakes are high for both sides as contract talks resume, today, between Philadelphia officials and striking blue collar workers. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports…

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Man arrested after shooting at another man near woman and child 0:48

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Police in Delaware have arrested a man they say opened fire on another man who was standing next to a woman and her young child. KYW Newsradio's Sunny Morgan has the story.(Photo: Getty Images)

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SEPTA police officer charged with assault during 2020 civil unrest is sentenced to probation 1:11

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A SEPTA police officer charged with assault during civil unrest in 2020 has been sentenced to probation after being convicted by a jury in May of simple assault and reckless endangerment.Matthew Sinkiewicz was accused of striking two protesters with his baton while he was on duty outside City Hall in Center City on May 30, 2020.He was fired a month…

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Man convicted of secretly recording students in Villanova bathroom now accused of stealing nude photos 1:01

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A Philadelphia man convicted of secretly recording college students in a Villanova University bathroom is facing new charges that he stole nude photos and posted them online without consent. KYW Newsradio's Conner Barkon reports.

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Temple University’s incoming freshman class is on track to be the largest ever 1:13

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After years of declining enrollment, Temple University’s incoming Class of 2029 is shaping up to be its largest ever. More from KYW Newsradio's education reporter Mike DeNardo.

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Former NJ volunteer fire chief admits to possessing huge collection of child sexual abuse material 1:11

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A former volunteer fire chief in West Deptford has admitted to possessing a huge collection of child sexual abuse material.Investigators in Gloucester County say 70-year-old Martin Matson downloaded more than 100,000 files over the course of three decades.Authorities say Matson admitted to storing those files on laptops in his basement and removabl…

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1981 to present-day: Conviction of Mumia Abu-Jamal is one of Philadelphia's most notorious — and ongoing — murder cases 1:34

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One of the most notorious cases in Philadelphia began on Dec. 9, 1981: Police Officer Danny Faulkner was shot and killed, and Mumia Abu-Jamal was convicted in the killing. KYW Newsradio's crime and justice reporter Kristen Johanson takes a look back at the story, which continues more than four decades later.(Photo by Lisa Terry via Getty Images)…

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Passengers at PHL no longer required to remove shoes at security 1:02

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Philadelphia is one of the first airports in the country where the TSA is no longer requiring passenger to remove their shoes while going through security.The TSA says it is "always exploring new and innovative ways to enhance the passenger experience and our strong security posture."The change will be phased in to other airports across the country…

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Man paralyzed after 2018 shooting among those killed in Grays Ferry gunfight 1:55

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Philadelphia police are investigating the mass shooting in Grays Ferry that left three people dead and nine others wounded. They released surveillance video of three of the shooters who opened fire in the neighborhood. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez is live at police headquarters with the story.

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Medical Report: How exercise can help in the battle against cancer 0:49

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There are many reasons why exercise is good for you, but you might be surprised it can help in the battle against cancer. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

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Police: 46 shot in violent July 4th weekend 1:33

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Philadelphia’s police commissioner says 46 people were shot in the city over the holiday weekend, and six people have died. KYW's crime and justice reporter Kristen Johanson has the details. (photo credit: Tim Jimenez/KYW)

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Man wanted for shooting of Philly school safety officer arrested in NJ 1:04

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Police in New Jersey have arrested a man in connection with a road rage shooting that landed a school safety officer in the hospital.KYW’s Vik Raghupathi has details.(photo credit: NBC10)

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Study: Children's health is on the decline in the US 1:36

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A child in this country is 80% more likely to die compared with children in other high-income nations, mainly in Europe, according to Dr. Christopher Forrest, a professor of Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and the director of their Applied Clinical Research Center. KYW's Sunny Morgan has more. (photo credit: Getty Images)…

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Justin Mohn murder trial underway in Doylestown 1:11

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A 33-year-old who held up his father’s severed head in a YouTube video as he called on his supporters to overthrow the federal government is on trial on murder and terrorism charges in Bucks County. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports from Doylestown.(photo credit: Jim Melwert/KYW Newsradio)…

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Benjamin Cooper Tavern will have a fresh look just in time for the nation’s 250th 1:04

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Renovations have begun on a Revolutionary War historical site in Camden. KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty tells us the plan is to finish it in time for the 250th anniversary of America.(photo credit: Mike Dougherty/KYW)

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DC 33 to return to negotiating table Tuesday with new proposal for city 1:23

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Talks are expected to resume Tuesday between the city and its striking blue collar workers. District Council 33 says it will present a new proposal to the city. KYW City Hall Bureau Chief Pat Loeb joins us live with the very latest.(photo credit: Pat Loeb/KYW)

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Here’s where to have a fun, low-cost summer in the city 1:10

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Philly’s Parks will be hopping all summer with special events planned by the Fairmount Park Conservancy. KYW Newsradio's Shara Dae Howard has the events breakdown for you and your family.(photo credit: Albert Yee/Fairmount Park Conservancy)

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694 – What’s Your “Line in the Sand” for Breeding 36:14

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What’s Your “Line in the Sand” for Breeding Host Laura Reeves is joined by Dr. Marty Greer for an important conversation about “what is YOUR line in the sand” when breeding dogs. This is a conversation around breeding ethics and having a “mission statement” for your breeding program. “I had a listener ask about a baby puppy with one testicle yoyoin…

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1976: Two museums join Philadelphia's cultural landscape 1:38

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KYW Newsradio is taking a look back at some of the biggest stories we've covered in the last six decades of local news in greater Philadelphia.Philadelphia’s arts and cultural landscape changed significantly nearly 50 years ago with the opening of two museums in the city. KYW Newsradio's community impact reporter Racquel Williams takes a look back.…

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How will the school district decide which schools to keep or close? Find out at this month-long community series 1:11

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A month of community meetings begins Monday to show how the Philadelphia School District will decide whether to close some schools later this year. We get the story from KYW education reporter Mike DeNardo.(photo credit: Holli Stephens/KYW Newsradio)

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Trial begins for man accused of shooting, beheading his father in their shared Bucks County home 1:12

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The murder trial begins Monday for the Bucks County man who killed and decapitated his father. KYW Newsradio's suburban bureau chief Jim Melwert reports.

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‘This is coward stuff’: 3 killed, 9 wounded in Grays Ferry mass shooting 1:50

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Gunmen randomly shot into cars and houses early this morning in South Philly's Grays Ferry neighborhood. Thirteen people were shot. Three of them were killed. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports. (Photo credit: NBC10)

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Researchers say this modified deadly fungus could help fight cancer 1:14

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Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania say they have discovered a way to modify a deadly fungus linked to an ancient Egyptian curse into a drug that can help fight cancer. KYW’s Conner Barkon has more.(photo credit: Holli Stephens/KYW Newsradio)

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Medical Report: Puerto Rico facing health crisis fueled by aging workforce 0:52

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There is a health care crisis in Puerto Rico, and it may be a harbinger of things to come on the mainland. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

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How Trump's massive spending package will impact you 3:39

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President Donald Trump has put pen to paper on his spending package, and it has gone into law. Congress moved quickly to pass the nearly 900 pages of legislation.CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger has more about the impact on our pocketbooks. (Photo by Eric Lee/Getty Images)

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Residents are mixed about union negotiations with Mayor Parker as strike enters Day 7 0:54

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This is Day 7 of the DC 33 strike. Talks between the union and the city ended with no deal over the weekend. We don't know when they will meet again.These residents have mixed feelings about how Mayor Cherelle Parker has handled the negotiations.

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Chama Mechtaly — Using Art to Deradicalize the Middle East 35:30

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Chama Mechtaly is the Founder of The Emma Lazarus Institute for Liberty and Tolerance, an action tank bridging media and policy gaps between the Middle-East and the Democratic West. She is a policy advisor, public speaker, artist, entrepreneur and activist working in service of conflict transformation, deradicalization and regional integration in M…

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Lisa Ann Walter to take the stage at Philly's Helium Comedy Club 1:16

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“Abbott Elementary” star Lisa Ann Walter is bringing her standup comedy to Philadelphia this week. The actress says fans of the hit sitcom will be happy to learn there isn't much difference between her and the tough, South Philly teacher she plays.KYW's Andre Bennett has the scoop. (photo credit: Emma McIntyre/Getty Images)…

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Driver flees North Philly shooting, strikes off-duty officer's car 1:10

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Philly Police are investigating a shooting they believe led to a hit-and-run that injured an off-duty officer Sunday morning. KYW's Vik Raghupathi has the details.(photo credit: NBC10)