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No one rings in the new year quite like Philadelphia's Mummers

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By Kimberly Junod Verified, Raina Douris
| WSHU Public Radio
In most cities, New Year's Day means sleeping in and recovering from the night before, but in Philadelphia, the celebration only gets bigger with the annual Mummers Parade. Today for Sense of Place: Philadelphia, we're visiting the Woodland String Band clubhouse to see how one of the city's most colorful traditions comes to life. You'll learn how the tradition began and how it evolved into a massive spectacle featuring elaborate sets and over-the-top costumes.
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What was the soundtrack of the American Revolution?

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By Raina Douris, Kimberly Junod Verified
| NPR Verified
What was the soundtrack of the American Revolution? : World Cafe : World Cafe Words and Music Podcast World Cafe took a visit to the Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia to discover the conflict's musical history. The year is 1776. Imagine you are a Continental soldier fighting for American independence. What's your going-into-battle pump-up soundtrack?
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Kurt Vile's been good to Philadelphia

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By Raina Douris, Kimberly Junod Verified
| WQLN (Erie, PA) Verified
When you take the El — that's the elevated rail line — into Philadelphia's Fishtown neighborhood, you'll pass a giant Kurt Vile mural. It was used as the cover of his 2013 album, Wakin on a Pretty Daze. And then, it just stayed up there. It's still there now: Kurt Vile, in giant block letters, a tribute to an artist who loves the city just as much as it loves him. And Kurt Vile really loves Philadelphia.
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