I watched and enjoyed the TV crime series Longmire on A&E back in 2012, and I went on to read […]
Michael Thomas Leibrandt: Even the elements can’t stop Philadelphia from parading
On the same day that the World Champion Philadelphia Eagles ended their bid for a repeat championship in South Philly […]
Robert Cherry: The Philadelphia slavery exhibit is seriously flawed
There has been outrage in some quarters over the announcement that the Trump Administration would be reevaluating the “Freedom and […]
Christine Flowers: Bardot’s death brings out another round of hypocrisy
I hate hypocrisy. Among all of the things that annoy me in life, it falls significantly lower on the list […]
Philadelphia scientist shares Holocaust survival story at local film premiere
Michael Fryd still has nightmares that he is running down a staircase to escape German soldiers. There’s an opening at […]
Richard Koenig: A New Year’s Resolution — Taking a count of the days left to me
A friend of mine has urged me to think hard on the country song “Don’t Let The Old Man In.” […]
Thom Nickels: When Walt Whitman came to Germantown
The poet Walt Whitman visited Germantown on a number of occasions. Perhaps his most noteworthy visit was recorded by Katherine […]
A Pennsylvania Christmas ballad
This Christmas, Senate President pro tempore Kim Ward delivered a special holiday ballad for the assembled guests at the PA […]
Richard Koenig: 2025 in review
It is not fair being a sourpuss and poor wit who picks over the news of an expiring year to […]