Joe Beddia is the Philly chef who redefined American pizza. He's now ready to blow minds on the other side of the Atlantic by opening Bar Etna in London.

Jeffrey Rosen is out. Now, the NCC must decide if it will remain a genteel place of scholarship or become the antidote to recent threats to democracy.

On this episode, Victor Fiorillo steps in to pitch questions to Dr. Mike, who has a couple (several) theories about what keeps men from getting themselves into the doctor's office.

Researchers at Penn and the University of Michigan have developed the world's smallest, fully autonomous robots. The health applications are nearly endless.

On a special interview edition, Luke Mickelson comes onto the show to talk about his attempts to eradicate child bedlessness. Mickelson is the founder of Sleep In Heavenly Peace (SHP), whose local chapters have made and delivered more than 350,000 beds to kids that had formerly been sleeping on floors, couch cushions, etc.

To find out more, visit shpbeds.org.

Episode correction: SHP does not have a Philadelphia chapter yet. There is a New Jersey chapter. Those interested in contacting the closest local chapter can reach out to Sarah Fulton at sarah.fulton@shpbeds.org, or 844-432-2337 x5977

When jealousy comes knocking, Kimberly McGlonn suggests recognizing it, greeting it and interrogating it honestly.

After a cross-country odyssey, Philip Korshak, the bagel poet, returns to Philly on a mission to build community around hot dogs, sourdough biscuits and the joy of eating outside.

Driverless taxis are learning our roads. The rest of us are grappling with what this means for our city.