Emma Lee

ALT A glass of beer next to a can of This is Fresh Ale, with the text WHYY Celebrating 70 Years.

ALT Archival image of a radio tower with the text: 'WHYY-FM began broadcasting on December 14, 1954 from this tower at 17th and Sansom Streets in Philadelphia. Today, WHYY is toasting 70 years of commitment to our community with a special collaboration with Attic Brewing in Germantown: This is Fresh Ale! Celebrate 70 years of WHYY with this 70 Shilling Scottish Ale, light, malty beer that's as crisp and refreshing as a well-researched interview on WHYY's Fresh Air with Terry Gross & Tonya Mosley.'

ALT Available now at Attic Brewing Company, 137 Berkley Street, Philadelphia, PA 19144 and other select locations. Visit whyy.org/anniversary for more details.

ALT "The Pulse turned 10! An evening of celebration and conversation at WHYY, Wednesday 4.10.24 5:30 - 7:45 PM" An image of Maiken Scott in safety glasses giving a thumbs up next to a birthday cake with sprinkles. The candles are made of The Pulse's logo elements - volume bars in the shape of beakers.

ALT John Oliver will perform on September 17 at The Met Philadelphia, hopefully to more than one sad usher as pictured in this photo of an empty auditorium.

ALT Best of Philly 2023 Best Radio Show: Studio 2. When WHYY and Marty Moss-Coane decided to end the long-running Radio Times last year, we wondered what would fill the microphone-sized hole in our midday hearts. In stepped station stalwarts Cherri Gregg and Avi Wolfman-Arent with a new idea, Studio 2, which is as much a news program as it is an introspective dive into the Delaware Valley’s collective psyche on any given day. The co-hosts’ easy rapport suggests they’ve been running this playbook for years, not just a few months.