The True Philadelphia Podcast with Matt O'Donnell

We ask Council President Clarke what stopped him from running for mayor in 2015 (he is very candid about this), if the Democrats need to 'break the glass' when it comes to the 2020 presidential election (he says they do), why he doesn't like the term "millennial," and if the city is too hyper-focused on attracting Amazon's second headquarters. This Inside Story 'Deep Dive' takes a newsmaker from the program and goes deeper into the conversation. We spoke to Council President Clarke in our "green room" at the 6abc studios ahead of an Inside Story broadcast.

What is your favorite movie shot in/around Philadelphia? Sharon Pinkenson almost definitely played a huge part in attracting the film to town. As the first, and only, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office, Pinkenson has so many stories to tell. Did you know "Philadelphia" wasn't the original title of that Tom Hanks/Denzel Washington film? Also: Why the filming of "Creed II" seems different from other Rocky films, how Sharon sells our region to film producers, our favorite movies filmed in Philadelphia, the worst movie filmed in Philadelphia, if people will still go to theaters years from now, and whether the "Me Too" movement has hit its peak. Our podcast with Sharon Pinkenson is overloaded with films facts like a large, heaping order of buttered popcorn! We spoke to her at her office in Center City.

What is your favorite movie shot in/around Philadelphia? Sharon Pinkenson almost definitely played a huge part in attracting the film to town. As the first, and only, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office, Pinkenson has so many stories to tell. Did you know "Philadelphia" wasn't the original title of that Tom Hanks/Denzel Washington film? Also: Why the filming of "Creed II" seems different from other Rocky films, how Sharon sells our region to film producers, our favorite movies filmed in Philadelphia, the worst movie filmed in Philadelphia, if people will still go to theaters years from now, and whether the "Me Too" movement has hit its peak. Our podcast with Sharon Pinkenson is overloaded with films facts like a large, heaping order of buttered popcorn! We spoke to her at her office in Center City.

What is your favorite movie shot in/around Philadelphia? Sharon Pinkenson almost definitely played a huge part in attracting the film to town. As the first, and only, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office, Pinkenson has so many stories to tell. Did you know "Philadelphia" wasn't the original title of that Tom Hanks/Denzel Washington film? Also: Why the filming of "Creed II" seems different from other Rocky films, how Sharon sells our region to film producers, our favorite movies filmed in Philadelphia, the worst movie filmed in Philadelphia, if people will still go to theaters years from now, and whether the "Me Too" movement has hit its peak. Our podcast with Sharon Pinkenson is overloaded with films facts like a large, heaping order of buttered popcorn! We spoke to her at her office in Center City.

What is your favorite movie shot in/around Philadelphia? Sharon Pinkenson almost definitely played a huge part in attracting the film to town. As the first, and only, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office, Pinkenson has so many stories to tell. Did you know "Philadelphia" wasn't the original title of that Tom Hanks/Denzel Washington film? Also: Why the filming of "Creed II" seems different from other Rocky films, how Sharon sells our region to film producers, our favorite movies filmed in Philadelphia, the worst movie filmed in Philadelphia, if people will still go to theaters years from now, and whether the "Me Too" movement has hit its peak. Our podcast with Sharon Pinkenson is overloaded with films facts like a large, heaping order of buttered popcorn! We spoke to her at her office in Center City.

What is your favorite movie shot in/around Philadelphia? Sharon Pinkenson almost definitely played a huge part in attracting the film to town. As the first, and only, executive director of the Greater Philadelphia Film Office, Pinkenson has so many stories to tell. Did you know "Philadelphia" wasn't the original title of that Tom Hanks/Denzel Washington film? Also: Why the filming of "Creed II" seems different from other Rocky films, how Sharon sells our region to film producers, our favorite movies filmed in Philadelphia, the worst movie filmed in Philadelphia, if people will still go to theaters years from now, and whether the "Me Too" movement has hit its peak. Our podcast with Sharon Pinkenson is overloaded with films facts like a large, heaping order of buttered popcorn! We spoke to her at her office in Center City.

Tam Edwards, David Murphy and Karen Rogers join Matt for a round of Action News Morning Team Trivia. They find out how much they really know about each other after working together for more than 13 years! Plus, the Morning Team answers three very important questions about their careers.

Tam Edwards, David Murphy and Karen Rogers join Matt for a round of Action News Morning Team Trivia. They find out how much they really know about each other after working together for more than 13 years! Plus, the Morning Team answers three very important questions about their careers.

Tam Edwards, David Murphy and Karen Rogers join Matt for a round of Action News Morning Team Trivia. They find out how much they really know about each other after working together for more than 13 years! Plus, the Morning Team answers three very important questions about their careers.

Tam Edwards, David Murphy and Karen Rogers join Matt for a round of Action News Morning Team Trivia. They find out how much they really know about each other after working together for more than 13 years! Plus, the Morning Team answers three very important questions about their careers.

Tam Edwards, David Murphy and Karen Rogers join Matt for a round of Action News Morning Team Trivia. They find out how much they really know about each other after working together for more than 13 years! Plus, the Morning Team answers three very important questions about their careers.

Asa Khalif, who now heads Coalition for Black Lives, talks about how his aggressive and sometimes profane behavior has caused him to get arrested (several times) and created discomfort even amongst other Black Lives Matter supporters. You will recognize Khalif for his protests after the controversial arrests at a Center City Starbucks. He also discusses being raised by a white father, how racism persists in an American society that obsesses over black culture, whether he is anti-police and if black-on-black crime is a more important issue than police aggression. Music provided by A Pregnant Light.

Asa Khalif, who now heads Coalition for Black Lives, talks about how his aggressive and sometimes profane behavior has caused him to get arrested (several times) and created discomfort even amongst other Black Lives Matter supporters. You will recognize Khalif for his protests after the controversial arrests at a Center City Starbucks. He also discusses being raised by a white father, how racism persists in an American society that obsesses over black culture, whether he is anti-police and if black-on-black crime is a more important issue than police aggression. Music provided by A Pregnant Light.

Asa Khalif, who now heads Coalition for Black Lives, talks about how his aggressive and sometimes profane behavior has caused him to get arrested (several times) and created discomfort even amongst other Black Lives Matter supporters. You will recognize Khalif for his protests after the controversial arrests at a Center City Starbucks. He also discusses being raised by a white father, how racism persists in an American society that obsesses over black culture, whether he is anti-police and if black-on-black crime is a more important issue than police aggression. Music provided by A Pregnant Light.

Asa Khalif, who now heads Coalition for Black Lives, talks about how his aggressive and sometimes profane behavior has caused him to get arrested (several times) and created discomfort even amongst other Black Lives Matter supporters. You will recognize Khalif for his protests after the controversial arrests at a Center City Starbucks. He also discusses being raised by a white father, how racism persists in an American society that obsesses over black culture, whether he is anti-police and if black-on-black crime is a more important issue than police aggression. Music provided by A Pregnant Light.