SEPTA standoff reaches tipping point, Philly teachers float strike possibility, and the local impact of “KPop Demon Hunters”
Description
Another key SEPTA deadline passed, and now, according to the region's mass transit operator, due to a budget stalemate in the state legislature, there’s no turning back from dramatic funding cuts. Will reduced service and increased fares go through as planned? We also learn more about the state of contract negotiations between the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers and School District of Philadelphia, and whether a strike could be on the table. Plus, hear about the inspiring ripple effects the Netflix smash hit summer movie “KPop Demon Hunters” is having on local Korean-Americans, the role a salvage company is playing in reconnecting former University of the Arts students with their works, and a decades-old cold case from Virginia that was recently connected to a missing child in Philly.
00:00 Intro
02:08 SEPTA deadline passes and still no state budget
07:58 Philly schools updates: impact of SEPTA cuts, potential teacher strike?
13:49 What Dugan’s defection to GOP ticket means for Philly DA race
19:35 Cold case starts in Philly, ends in Virginia creek
25:10 Salvage company reunites UArts students with works
29:20 KPop Demon Hunters craze inspires local Korean-Americans
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