Julien follows Moonstone Arts co-founder Larry Robin from his apartment above the old bookshop to the formerly Jewish neighborhood where he spent his earliest years near Mifflin Square to the Jewish Quarter that’s now Society Hill and ultimately to industrial North Philly, where Larry recounts his encounters with the back-to-nature philosopher Scott Nearing.

Stacia Friedman explores the history and decline of Philadelphia’s Jewish food scene

Despite legal protections and an attempted conservator claim, the Department of Licenses and Inspections begins bulldozing the former Levine Funeral Home on Broad Street

Stacia Friedman traces the history of 18th and Spruce Streets to show how urban intersections evolve over time

Relive Philly public history in high fidelity through those who came before us. Historian Janneken Smucker gives us a listen inside the inner workings of the digital oral history project, “Philadelphia Immigration”

Amy Cohen unearths the history of the Pow Wow Club, a pre-WWII Jewish literary society that became a labor of love for one of Philly’s most prolific 20th century architects

Contributor Amy Cohen gives us an intimate glimpse of immigrant life in the late 1800s with excerpts from a diary written by her great-grandfather Saul Kaplan

The Shadow waltzes through the history of an old auto dealership in South Philly that has been a hub of classical dance training for over 30 years