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Josh Shapiro
Project 2025
Donald Trump
Education Reform
Leadership
Department Of Justice
Kamala Harris
Backpack Donations
Education
Book Banning
Florida's Don't Say Gay Law
Steve Stroiman
Voice Of America
LGBTQ+ Representation
And Tango Makes Three
Cresheim Village Neighbors
Potholes
Covid-19
Fran Dunphy

The Philadelphia Citizen podcast offers spoken versions of articles, deeper dives into the political, social and cultural workings of our city, explainers on the issues of our day, interviews, conversations and solutions. Lots of solutions. All to help you become a better citizen of your city.

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This Republic was founded on dissent, says Ali Velshi. It has been the catalyst of progress for generations. If they tell you otherwise, they are afraid of the power of your voice.

In the aftermath of the tragic Kada Scott murder, the D.A. has said the buck stops with him. Or was he actually passing it?

On this edition of James Peterson's Citizen-WURD segment, A.J. Adams of The Skills Initiative, joins the show to discuss his workforce development organization that serves as a bridge between local employers and Philadelphia job seekers. The Skills I... more

An award-winning MSNBC contributor and author remembers his first mentor, legendary former Daily News Editor Michael Days, who died last weekend

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Joe Walsh
Former Congressman and political commentator
Episode: A political asshole no more
Shemekia Sawyer
Filmmaker and founder of a non-profit organization supporting creators of color
Five Shorts Project
Episode: I know what you did last summer. And it helped.
Gabriel Gadston
Environmentalist and researcher
Episode: I know what you did last summer. And it helped.
Patrick J. Murphy
Veteran and former US representative
Episode: We need more veterans in Congress
Chuck Brodsky
Philadelphia-born musician and singer-songwriter
Episode: How John Middleton made me proud to be a Philadelphian
John Middleton
Owner of the Philadelphia Phillies, speaking about Dick Allen's legacy
Philadelphia Phillies
Episode: How John Middleton made me proud to be a Philadelphian
Mike Johnston
Mayor of Denver, former state senator and educator
City of Denver
Episode: One City’s Answer to Tribalism
George M. Johnson
Author and activist, known for his book 'All Boys Aren't Blue'
Episode: The most banned author in the country
Jorge Alorza
Former two-term Democratic mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, and leader of Democrats for Education Reform.
Democrats for Education Reform
Episode: Shapiro's choice

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Roxanne Patel Shepulavi
Host of The Philadelphia Citizen, focusing on local democracy and solutions.

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
  • Local Patriotism

    A peek through the window of how politics really works. Entertaining and important.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CitizenryRocks
    United States2 years ago
  • A believer.

    I admire the intelligence of the publication. It is a true honor to be a participant.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kel boyd
    United States3 years ago

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The focus on community solutions and grassroots movements is well-received, encouraging civic participation among the audience.
The podcast is recognized for bringing important local stories to the forefront, fostering a sense of responsibility among citizens.
Listeners appreciate the insightful discussions that illuminate political and social issues in Philadelphia.

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A political asshole no more
Q: Is there a plan for Democrats going forward?
Walsh responds that there is no cohesive plan, underscoring that active grassroots movements are necessary to push back against Republican extremism.
A political asshole no more
Q: What do you mean when you say you were a political asshole?
Walsh explains that he was performative and often personal in his attacks instead of addressing issues, leading to a divisive discourse.
A political asshole no more
Q: Can you give us a bit of that background and actually how you're parsing those two points of view?
Walsh discusses his past political affiliation and how he has come to denounce political violence while still being honest about his former connections.
Detroit is back, baby!
Q: How did you keep the team driven through significant challenges?
He emphasizes the importance of trust, collaboration, and setting clear expectations with city council members.
Detroit is back, baby!
Q: Was any of the comeback of Detroit intentional or are you just the luckiest guy in America?
Mayor Duggan acknowledges his luck but emphasizes the intentional strategies in collaboration with various stakeholders.

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This podcast focuses on the intersection of politics, social issues, and community engagement within Philadelphia. It features discussions that cover a range of topics including political satire, mental health awareness, grassroot civic movements, and innovative community-driven solutions to local challenges such as homelessness and gun violence. The conversations often highlight the importance of civic engagement, the role of humor in political discourse, and personal narratives that connect individual experiences with broader societal issues. The inclusion of various stakeholders—from political figures to grassroots activists—provides a multifaceted view of how citizens can advocate for change and improve their communities.

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Recent guests on CitizenCast include:

1. Joe Walsh
2. Shemekia Sawyer
3. Gabriel Gadston
4. Patrick J. Murphy
5. Chuck Brodsky
6. John Middleton
7. Mike Johnston
8. George M. Johnson

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