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SideBar is the podcast where everything and anything can be talked about over drinks. Want to hear about some embarrassing childhood stories, a stranger’s drama, or some crazy conspiracy then come have a drink with the host, Angie. Email: SideBar.Podcast505@gmail.com Instagram: SideBarPodcast505 TikTok: angie_k2189
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The Darwin Awards

Josiah, Adam, and Ben

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A weekly podcast that takes great pleasure in discussing the jaw-dropping and numerous ways in which humans remove themselves from the gene pool through their own stupidity. Each week we take 4 new and recent Darwin Award nominees and, after some lively discussion, choose a winner.
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Real people telling their story of how God has moved in their lives. The podcast is a mixture of salvation stories and God stories. Salvation stories are how people came to believe in Jesus and the change in their lives. God stories are testimonies of God moving miraculously in someone’s life through prayer, scripture, healings.... God is very knowable and involved in lives if we let Him. This podcast is set up for you to listen to several quick testimonies/stories because each one has the p ...
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Jackie Neary spent nearly three decades coaching at Cabrini University in Radnor, leading the field hockey and women's lacrosse programs. With the school's closure, she became a free agent, and it didn't take long for her to find a new home. KYW's Matt Leon has more. (Photo courtesy of Jackie Neary/Neumann Lacrosse)…
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It’s been a wild ride for Zachary Polsky. He opened a garage in 2006, buying, selling fixing, and modifying cars and trucks. Since then, New Jersey Truck King has grown into four facilities, selling dozens of vehicles a week to enthusiasts all over the country. KYW South Jersey reporter dropped by the shop in Westville for a chat with the owner. (P…
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Philadelphia is under a heat health emergency until midnight. As KYW’s Justin Udo tells, us the oppressive heat has been especially cruel for people attending the 35th annual Manayunk Arts Festival. (Photo of Alex Spielman, a wildlife photographer at the arts festival. Credit: Justin Udo/KYW Newsradio)…
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Some students, faculty and alumni affected by the abrupt closure of the University of the Arts are getting a chance to show off their work in a two-night gallery at a local Philly theater. KYW’s Nigel Thompson reports from the Plays & Players Theatre in Center City. (Photo credit: Nigel Thompson/KYW Newsradio)…
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Philadelphia has a strong community of runners, including many in the LGBTQ community, but elite nonbinary runners are forced to misgender themselves if they want to compete in the Philadelphia Marathon. KYW's Conner Barkon has more from the Art Museum where protestors called on organizers to institute a separate category with equal prize money. (P…
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The ex-girlfriend of a 35-year-old who was shot and killed during a robbery in Norristown earlier this year has pleaded guilty to murder for setting the deadly robbery in motion. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports. (Photo credit: Jim Melwert/KYW Newsradio)By Audacy
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Former President Donald Trump is holding a rally Saturday night at Temple University's Liacouras Center. Republican Senate Candidate Dave McCormick is expected to join him and speak at the event, per a McCormick campaign spokesperson. (Photo credit: Jovanny Hernandez / Milwaukee Journal Sentinel / USA TODAY NETWORK)…
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Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson made a splash this week, helping open the Chew Park Pool for the summer season. KYW Newsradio’s Tim Jimenez was on hand for the event, and explains how the city is incentivizing its lifeguard program this year. Listen to The Week In Philly live on KYW Newsradio every Saturday and Sunday from 3-4 …
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We hit our first summer heat wave of 2024 this week. Philadelphia declared a heat health emergency and temperatures soared across the country. Is this a sign of what’s to come all summer? We caught up with Accuweather senior meteorologist Paul Pastelok to find out how long this heat is going to stick around and what to expect in the months and year…
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This past Wednesday was Juneteenth, the holiday marking when the last enslaved people in the U.S. learned that they were free, and Philadelphia celebrated the way we always do - big. KYW Newsradio’s Shara Dae Howard tells us about the meaning of Juneteenth, a block party at the African American Museum in Philadelphia, and the renaming of a street i…
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Philadelphians can get their nostalgia fix on the route 15 trolley along Girard Ave, where vintage trolleys from the 1940s have been restored and returned to service - but they won’t be there forever. KYW Newsradio’s Mike DeNardo tells us what it took to refurbish these trolleys and how long you’ll be able to see them. Listen to The Week In Philly …
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Record-setting gun violence has plagued Philadelphia in recent years, but a new report from the FBI suggests inroads are being made. Should we trust the numbers? And, for people and communities hit hardest by gun violence, do the encouraging trends even matter? KYW Newsradio Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson checks in. Listen to The Week …
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For decades, George Norcross has been the head of the snake in the New Jersey Democratic Party machine. With state attorney general Matt Platkin bringing racketeering charges against Norcross, his brother, and other associates this week, could the long-time political mover and shaker’s influence be in jeopardy? KYW Newsradio South Jersey Bureau Chi…
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With its summer break coming up soon, the Supreme Court has an especially high number of cases yet to be decided. On Thursday, the Court upheld a Trump-era tax that impacts American businesses with foreign subsidiaries. ABC News National Correspondent Steven Portnoy was on our Line to Washington with details. (Photo credit: Getty Images)…
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Arbetina Johnson-Lowery, a 35-year-old Norristown woman, pleaded guilty Friday to being under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she crashed her car and killed her 14-month-old son last year. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports. (Photo credit: Jim Melwert/KYW Newsradio)By Audacy
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The Department of Dermatology at the University of New Mexico School of Medicine has developed a useful website that lets people look up pictures of rashes or skin lesions to try to understand issues they may be experiencing themselves. KYW Medical Editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.By Audacy
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If you’re a music lover, then this weekend on the Jersey Shore is the weekend for you. Several big names are performing up and down the beach, from T-Pain and Keyshia Cole to Luke Bryan and Keith Urban. KYW Newsradio South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has the weekend rundown.By Audacy
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Police say around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday people were standing on the sidewalk near 2800 North Bambrey Street when a dark-colored, four-door sedan with yellow tape or plastic across the trunk pulled up and three men got out. Police say that's when about 17 shots were fired. KYW’s Nina Baratti has the latest. (Photo credit: NBC10)…
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Pennsylvania’s June 30th budget deadline is looming, but Republicans and Democrats appear far apart. House Republicans are hitting the road speaking out against the education funding plan that passed the House last week, while also pushing their plan for tax cuts. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports: (Photo credit: Getty Images)…
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Michael S. Hinson, Jr. Way now sits at the intersection of 12th and Chestnut streets. KYW's Shara Dae Howard tells us more than 100 people, including family, friends, and city and state officials, gathered on Juneteenth at an unveiling ceremony honoring Hinson. (Photo credit: Shara Dae Howard/KYW Newsradio)…
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Wednesday that he calls a step toward equity and racial justice. The order creates a new commission to expedite the clemency process for certain types of offenders at state prisons. Details now from KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty. (Photo credit: New Jersey Office of the Governor)…
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