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At Drum Like a Lady, anyone can tap into the power of percussion

At Drum Like a Lady, anyone can tap into the power of percussion

LaTreice Branson always brings an extra drum or two to her performances - just in case someone wants to join …

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In the digital age, zines of the '90s are making an unlikely comeback

In the digital age, zines of the '90s are making an unlikely comeback

Katie Haegele describes herself as an accidental zine librarian. It started in 2004: a trade here, a mail ord…

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David White, 79, Philly-based co-writer of 'At the Hop' and 'You Don't Own Me'

David White, 79, Philly-based co-writer of 'At the Hop' and 'You Don't Own Me'

David White, 79, the former Philadelphia singer and songwriter who co-wrote a string of late 1950s and early …

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'Overworked, undervalued': Haverford College dorm assistants say their work deserves to be paid

'Overworked, undervalued': Haverford College dorm assistants say their work deserves to be paid

At 4 in the morning one day last November, 20-year-old Haverford College student and dorm leader Laurel Benja…

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Move over, Gritty: The rise of e-sports is building a new fan community for Philadelphia Fusion

Move over, Gritty: The rise of e-sports is building a new fan community for Philadelphia Fusion

It's Thursday night at Xfinity Live. An arch of orange and black balloons stretches over the entrance doors; …

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'A labor of love': The lives of Boathouse Row's little-known inhabitants

'A labor of love': The lives of Boathouse Row's little-known inhabitants

Philadelphia's iconic boathouses have been standing for more than a 150 years, and at that age, a leaky pipe …

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How should we decide who, or what, is conscious?

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By Rachel Carlson Verified, Regina G. Barber, Hannah Chinn, Rebecca Ramirez Verified
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Sky Uber? Air taxis could be here soon.

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By Regina G. Barber, Rachel Carlson Verified, Hannah Chinn, Rebecca Ramirez Verified, Emily Kwong Verified
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Sky Uber? Air taxis could be here soon. : Short Wave Taking an air taxi to the airport may become as simple as ordering a ride share today. In our first episode in our summer series Tech Camp, we explore how a futuristic vehicle that transforms from helicopter to propeller plane is already taking flight in New York and San Francisco. This new kind of commuting might be here sooner than you think: A law just went into effect to build infrastructure for them in places like airports.
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< Ticks are a growing problem, no matter where you live

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By Hannah Chinn
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Transcript REGINA BARBER: You're listening to Short Wave, from NPR. Hey, Short Wavers, Regina Barber here. And today, I am joined by producer Hannah Chen. Hey, Hannah. HANNAH CHEN: Hey. So today, I want to start our episode with a mystery. BARBER: Ooh. CHEN: It starts the way a lot of old mysteries start, with a group of kids in a tiny town, in the middle of the woods. BARBER: Oh, it's a horror movie.
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