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Episode No. 29 – Printing the Revolution, Part 1

You know that beautifully, hand-written Declaration of Independence, with “In Congress, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration…” across the top? Well, that’s not this story.…

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Episode No. 28 – Reflecting on the 250th: Collaborating with the Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia

What is the Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia? And how have its juicy bits of history been created? In this episode, we’ll find out with the…

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Episode No. 27 – Trailer: Introducing a New Series “Reflecting on the 250th”

The Found in Philadelphia podcast is back in 2026! It’s been 250 years since the creation of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia. We’re collaborating…

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Episode No. 26 – In Conversation with Elijah Anderson: Studying Culture on Philly Streets, Part 2

Over the past 50 years, the streets of Philadelphia have been a living laboratory for ethnographer Elijah Anderson. He’s been on the ground here since…

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Episode No. 25 – In Conversation with Elijah Anderson: Studying the Culture of Philly Streets, Part 1

Over the past 50 years, the streets of Philadelphia have been a living laboratory for ethnographer Elijah Anderson. He’s been on the ground here since…

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Episode No. 24 – Election Day on the Streets of Philadelphia (Part 4 – The 20th Century City)

Casting a ballot on Election Day transformed into a completely different experience in the early twentieth century. Generally, voting in Philadelphia moved indoors, grew safer,…

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Episode No. 23 – Election Day on the Streets of Philadelphia (Part 3 – The Gilded Age City)

Voting changed after the Civil War in the newly consolidated City of Philadelphia. More men could vote on Election Day than ever before, and the…

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Episode No. 22 – Election Day on the Streets of Philadelphia (Part 2 – The New American Capital)

The founding fathers wanted to pretend that the government of the newly formed United States stood above faction. But organizing and get out the vote…

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