The Week in Philly from KYW Newsradio

Host Matt Leon and KYW Newsradio reporters recap the biggest news in Philadelphia each week. Catch up on what you missed and dig deeper into the top stories.

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Why did more than 1,000 birds fly into building...
14 min
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(Rebroadcast) If you think coronavirus social d...
18 min
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A century ago, open air schools fought disease
26 min
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How is the pandemic making its mark on the 2020...
18 min
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Battleground states decide elections, and the l...
20 min
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Coronavirus stole the spotlight, but the opioid...
8 min
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It looks really bad for the airline industry. H...
17 min
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Will the promise of massive layoffs convince Wa...
8 min
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COVID, Politics, and the CDC
13 min
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Trade wars, tech fights, and coronavirus: How t...
21 min
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Can we anticipate the next crisis? How using ho...
18 min
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Why no one was charged for killing Breonna Taylor
17 min
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The K-shaped recovery: How to supercharge inequ...
8 min
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DNA testing is adding a twist to diversity trai...
17 min
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"This is how you keep doctors from going bankru...
10 min
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Struggling with pandemic productivity guilt? He...
17 min
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Harvard epidemiologist: U.S. needs to produce C...
9 min
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Do high schools teach financial literacy adequa...
17 min
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Scientists in Philly were studying human resili...
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What if every car in the U.S. was electric?
17 min
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"Nearly half of America" is in serious financia...
15 min
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After decades of declines, do labor unions have...
Labor unions and politics have gone hand in hand in America for decades. But after decades of declining union power in the country, how is organized labor fitting into the 2020 election? Which side will unions take? And, is modern day organized labor powerful enough to even make a difference ?  Dr. Laura Bucci, Assistant Professor of Political Science at Saint Joseph’s University joins KYW In Depth to talk about the history of unions and politics and what they mean in America today. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
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A housing market that looked untouchable is sho...
US housing starts took a tumble in August. 860,000 people filed for first time unemployment benefits last week. It's looking like there might not be another coronavirus relief bill before the election. David Fiorenza, Associate Professor of Practice at the Villanova School of Business joins KYW in Depth to break down the news of the week and explain what it means for the health of our economy. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
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Why finding phosphine on Venus has astronomers ...
Most of the popular talk about life in outer space has centered on Mars. That is, until a few days ago, when astronomers reported an exciting discover on Venus. So, what did they find? Why is it a sign of life? What could life on Venus even look like? And why haven't we checked there until now? Dr. Eric Jensen, Professor of Astronomy at Swarthmore College joins KYW In Depth for a fascinating conversation about aliens, outer space, and why Venus is suddenly the hottest planet in the solar system. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
18 min
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Could the dollar be dethroned as the world's re...
The US Dollar is the world's reserve currency. We've been hearing a lot in financial reports about the dollar being weak or strong day to day or month to month, but what does that actually mean? How important is it? And could the idea of the dollar being the world's reserve currency change? Dr. Amir Shoham, Associate Professor of Finance and International Business at Temple University's Fox School of Business joins KYW In Depth to break down what's going on with the our currency, who its biggest competitors are, and what needs to happen to keep the dollar on its throne. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.
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