Think Broad Podcast

Think Broad Podcast: Episode 8 with Michael Newmuis, Philadelphia's 2026 Director

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, cities across the country are being invited to reimagine how we remember—and whom we honor. In this special episode of #ThinkBroad, we sit down with civic leader Michael Newmuis to explore how this historic milestone is more than a celebration—it’s a chance to reflect, reframe, and build a more inclusive future.

Think Broad Podcast: Episode 7 with Councilman Isaiah Thomas

From North Broad to the World Stage. Councilman Isaiah Thomas joins us to unpack how global moments—like the World Cup or MLB All-Star Game—can uplift, not overshadow, the local soul of Philadelphia. We explore the powerful rhythm of Philly’s neighborhoods, from block parties to cultural festivals, and ask: How can major events tap into that energy, not just take from it?

Think Broad Podcast: Episode 6 with Karen Fegely, Philadelphia Department of Commerce

The North Broad Renaissance is gearing up for its annual Broader Green event—our Earth Day service project that not only celebrates sustainability but also highlights the importance of our Maintenance and Landscaping Program. This initiative is all about showing love to our commercial corridors, keeping them clean, green, and vibrant for everyone. The Philadelphia Department of Commerce, a strong advocate for revitalizing and greening our neighborhoods, is joining us today to talk about the power of partnerships, economic development, and the role we all play in maintaining our city's beauty.

Think Broad Podcast: Episode 5 with John Fry, Temple University

Conversations with the high-profile guests sharing information on improving the business climate, creating job equity, and ultimately transforming North Broad Street into a successful, vibrant, and highly desirable corridor for the business community.

Think Broad Podcast: Episode 4 with Michael Young, Temple Health

Conversations with the high-profile guests sharing information on improving the business climate, creating job equity, and ultimately transforming North Broad Street into a successful, vibrant, and highly desirable corridor for the business community.