With producer Nichole Currie, we'll be following 10 Philadelphians over the next year, creating audio pieces along the way, and in 2023 releasing a documentary podcast series featuring expansive profiles of each person. We're excited to be part of this ambitious project!

I’m THRILLED to announce 📣 #ThrivingNow a year-long community listening project 🎙 Audio documentary from Alex Lewis Nichole Currie Jawn Myers 📝 Hundreds of interviews and stories led by Julie Zeglen sameer k rao 👂🏼 Listening tour, etc led by Hanae

This week on Serum: a mom tells Grant Hill she snuck up this very staircase in the middle of a busy doctor's office to get her hands on an unapproved treatment for her daughter. [The staircase served as inspiration for our artist, @michaeldandley] whyy.org/episodes/episo…

When Chris Donges was diagnosed with heart failure in 2018, he was given two options: Wait for a heart transplant or implant a medical device onto his heart. Nichole Currie reports for "The Pulse" ↓ bit.ly/3pKaeHd

We're accepting applications for our 2023 Rowhome Fellowship! It's a paid opportunity for new producers based in Philly to learn new skills + work with Rowhome Productions on a variety of projects. Please share widely!

Online mental health providers like Cerebral, diagnosed many with ADHD and prescribed Adderall, a stimulant that now faces a shortage. But, amid their practices, the apps are just one part of the problem in diagnosing ADHD. Nichole Currie reports 🖊 bit.ly/3l6E9dA

2023 is an exciting year at Resolve Philly We're finishing the 5-year run of @BrokeinPhilly and will be launching our next project soon. So I'm sharing this so great young journalists apply to be the intern specifically working with our collab. resolvephilly.org/reporting-coll…

If you're still on Twitter: I need your help to extend my work visa to stay The Pulse. Just like three years ago, I need to crowd fund. If you're able to help, I will be very grateful. If you have any questions, please feel free to DM. Thank you! gofundme.com/manage/support…

🗣️ Are you also a mega fan of WHYY’s Alan Yu? Consider lending your support so can extend his visa to remain in the U.S. and continue his stellar reporting with The Pulse! Learn more and show some love to our beloved union steward ↓ gofundme.com/f/support-alan…

The Oscar-nominated short documentary, 'Haulout,' follows a scientist in the Arctic, documenting the horrifying impact of climate change on Pacific walruses. For this Pulse Extra, host Maiken Scott speaks with co-director Evgenia Arbugaeva. Listen 🎧 lnk.to/whyy-thepulse

Finally a piece that gets pacing for #longCOVID is almost as bad as the disease itself whyy.org/segments/pacin…

Chronic fatigue associated with long COVID forces many people to rest and disengage from activities they used to do — but limiting your life can feel powerless. Nichole Currie reports 🔗 bit.ly/3Ch7t6c

Throughout 2023 we’ve been working on Thriving, a storytelling initiative led by Technical.ly aimed at learning more about the obstacles & opportunities Philadelphians have towards economically thriving. We're producing a documentary podcast series that will premiere this fall

Rowhome, led by the talented reporter Nichole Currie and story editor Jen Kinney, is following ten Philadelphians from across the city for a full year as they each work towards achieving financial security and freedom. More about the project here: technical.ly/civic-news/thr…

Waiting months to book a doctor's appointment or switching medication because it's short in supply are growing challenges in health care. In this episode, we explore shortages in medicine — from physicians to medications to donated blood. 🔗 lnk.to/whyy-thepulse

📻This is one of my favorite episodes of “Thriving”, the 10-part series Rowhome Productions has been producing with Technical.ly. It’s a profile of Quan Fields, a NE Philadelphian who’s working hard to expand his independent clown business 🤡! Listen here: technical.ly/civic-news/thr…

The Pulse turns 1️⃣0️⃣ today 🥳 What started as a local health and science show 10 years ago has grown into a national radio show and podcast, heard on 100 stations across the U.S. Thank you for sticking with us for a decade, and we hope to bring you more stories next year💙

GoFundMe can feel like a last option for people with large medical bills — but those who utilize public assistance will need to think twice before campaigning. Nichole Currie has this story of one woman who found out the hard way 🔗 bit.ly/3SB2h5W

"GoFundMe can feel like a last option for people with large medical bills—but those who utilize public assistance will need to think twice before campaigning." A heartfelt thank you to WHYY's The Pulse and Nichole Currie for sharing Patrice Jetter's powerful story. Her