What is innovation?
What is innovation?
Philadelphia, PA
"What is innovation?" - Chris Molineaux, Jeanne Mell, Nick Torres and Juliana Reyes Innovation is a word much tossed about but rarely defined. For the final program of the season on May 3, the Sunday Breakfast Club will gather four people who are on the front lines of innovation in the Philadelph…
Wednesday, May 3 2017
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The Race to Save the News
The Race to Save the News
Philadelphia, PA
"The Race to Save the News" - Molly De Aguiar, James Friedlich and Sara Lomax Reese Suddenly we find ourselves in an age of "fake news" - as in bots ingeniously spreading misinformation and propaganda via social media - and "Fake News!" - as in a President of the United States waging an unpreceden…
Wednesday, March 7 2018
5:30 PM
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Labor Day
Labor Day
Philadelphia, PA
"Labor Day" - Pat Eiding April 5 will become “Labor Day” for the Sunday Breakfast Club as welcome Pat Eiding, head of the Philadelphia Council of the AFL-CIO, as the latest in our series of chats with Philadelphia’s most intriguing people. Our talk with Pat will be equal parts personal and polic…
Wednesday, April 5 2017
5:30 PM
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8:00 PM
Your Huddled Masses
Your Huddled Masses
Philadelphia, PA
"Your Huddled Masses" - Michael Matza The Sunday Breakfast Club's enlightening tour of global issues, as seen through a Philadelphia prism, continues at the Feb. 7 meeting. The topic is immigration/refugee policy and the format will be distinctive and interactive. We'll start with a brief rundo…
Wednesday, February 7 2018
5:30 PM
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8:00 PM
Global Affairs
Global Affairs
Philadelphia, PA
Seasoned eye on an anxious world - Trudy RubinNorth Korea. ISIS. Russian mischief and Chinese ambitions. Climate change and a crumbling Europe. Wherever you look, the world offers distressing news. Whenever you watch, cable news offers hot takes that are light on context, long on sensation an…
Wednesday, October 4 2017
5:30 PM
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8:00 PM
The Race to Save the News
The Race to Save the News
Philadelphia, PA
"The Race to Save the News" - Molly De Aguiar, James Friedlich and Sara Lomax Reese Suddenly we find ourselves in an age of "fake news" - as in bots ingeniously spreading misinformation and propaganda via social media - and "Fake News!" - as in a President of the United States waging an unpreceden…
Wednesday, June 6 2018
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8:00 PM
And Justice for All?
And Justice for All?
Philadelphia, PA
And Justice for All? The Philly Story Ferguson. Tamir Rice. Freddie Gray. Philando Castile. "I can't breathe." Black Lives Matter. Few issues have riveted national attention more in recent years than the series of cases where police officers killed African-Americans during encounters, which …
Wednesday, December 6 2017
5:30 PM
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8:00 PM
The Shale Game
The Shale Game
Philadelphia, PA
"The Shale Game - and More" - John Quigley The hype has faded; the noisy controversies have died down. But Pennsylvania remains home to much of the Marcellus Shale, one of the great energy finds of the last 100 years. And the state's search to find the right balance between benefiting from thi…
Wednesday, May 2 2018
5:30 PM
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8:30 PM
Rx Philly
Rx Philly
Philadelphia, PA
"Rx Philly" - Dr. David Nash and Melissa Weiler Gerber No topic is more vital to the Philadelphia region's future. Few topics have caused more confusion and anxiety in the last 18 months. It's been a topsy-turvy time for health care in Harrisburg and, especially, Washington, D.C. What is the f…
Wednesday, April 4 2018
5:30 PM
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8:30 PM
The Business of Education
The Business of Education
Philadelphia, PA
The Business of Education - Geoff Garrett Higher education is a key engine of the regional economy. And the biggest player in the sector locally is the University of Pennsylvania, home to one of the nation's top business schools, Wharton (aka the alma mater of President Trump). Continuing our th…
Wednesday, November 1 2017
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