Philly Mag Today

Your weekly long listen is here: (START) How Mac Mart Overcame the Philly Boycott Ride (10:15) At Last! The Pedestrian Swing Bridge Across the Schuylkill Is Opening (14:05) Philly's Wood-Fired Icelandic Sauna (28:05) When the State Executed an Innocent Delco Schoolboy (39:00) We Could Save the Academy of Natural Sciences With a Tower (42:10) How the Gobbler Conquered America (51:05) Dear Governor Shapiro (56:35) Philly is a Hub for Medical Marijuana Research (1:02:15) Philly News, By the Numbers

Oh, and Frontier says it's debuting "first-class" seats in Philadelphia. Okay, then.

You've probably never experienced a sauna quite like this before. On his most recent episode of I Tried It, Victor Fiorillo packs up his family and takes a sound-rich plunge into the icy unknown.

Begun in 2018, the $28 million project promises to safely and accessibly connect Southwest Philly and Center City. Pedestrians and cyclists celebrate this weekend.

Larry Bomback, founder and CEO of Strategic Nonprofit Finance, suggests a real estate developer could step in and make a deal: restore the museum and build a tower in the air rights above it

Jason Sheehan breaks down this week in Philly restaurant news. For tickets to "Prehistoric Pours," click here. And visit this story on the web for the full roundup.

The century-long history of the iconic Thanksgiving sandwich, from a peanut butter-mayo-turkey combo (yuck!) to convenience store stardom.  

The commonwealth is surprisingly forward-thinking when it comes to clinical uses for cannabis.

One family's quest for justice in a 90 year old Delaware County murder case should make us question who we are as a country.

Now that you have the votes, here's our wishlist of eight issues we'd like to see Pennsylvania tackle.