Bill Anderson
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Philadelphia, PA, United States
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Ep. 57 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Sarah Silverman
On this edition of “The Pulse” Bill Anderson is joined by Comedian and Actress Sarah Silverman. Sarah talks to Bill about everything from her experience getting fired from SNL after just one season to being comfortable with the fact that everyone will not like her. Sarah is never lacking for an opinion on just about any topic and that is clear when she speaks to Bill. “The Pulse” has welcomed… → Read More
Ep. 35 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Marcus Smith
Former Philadelphia Eagle first round pick Marcus Smith joins Bill Anderson in this episode of The Pulse. Marcus tells Bill why being a first round pick in the NFL did not turn out to be the dream he thought it would be. Marcus is open with Bill about many things including considering taking his own life. Since launching in February of 2022, The Pulse has welcomed names like Marlon and Tito… → Read More
Ep. 33 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Jerry O'Connell
Actor and Host Jerry O’Connell joins Bill Anderson this week on The Pulse to talk about his career from the classic Stand By Me to his current gig hosting Pictionary on FOX. What is the key to Jerry’s success? And if he could only eat one food from now until the end of time what would it be? Jerry’s answer might surprise you.Since launching in February of 2022, The Pulse has welcomed names like… → Read More
Ep. 16 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Alvin Williams
This week on The Pulse with Bill Anderson, Bill is joined by former Villanova University, NBA Star and current broadcaster Alvin Williams. Alvin talks about how growing up in Philly shaped his career, the stress put on pro athletes and taking his game across the border to Canada. Alvin also answers the tough questions about Philadelphia Fans and if what is said about the fan base in his hometown… → Read More
Ep. 14 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Neil deGrasse Tyson and Chuck Nice
They are the hosts of the popular show “Star Talk”, Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and comedian Chuck Nice join Bill Anderson on The Pulse this week. Neil and Chuck talk about how the pairing of cosmos and comedians on Star Talk first happened. Chuck will also tell us the one thing you should not say to him about Neil. How realistic are those outer space movies people love so much? Neil… → Read More
Ep. 12 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Lavar Ball
This week on The Pulse with Bill Anderson, Bill talk to a man who never lacks for an opinion. Lavar Ball joins the show to talk about his sons journey to the NBA, his critics, The Big Baller Brand, and Ben Simmons. The Pulse is a weekly podcast and tv show featuring topical discussions and interviews surrounding current issues, events, and entertainment. → Read More
Ep. 11 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Montel Williams
The Pulse with Bill Anderson is a weekly podcast and tv show featuring topical discussions and interviews surrounding current issues, events, and entertainment. This week Montel Williams joins Bill to talk about his career and the challenges he has faced along the way in his life. If you think you know Montel from his talk-show that ran almost 17 years you might be surprised how much you don’t… → Read More
Ep. 10 The Pulse with Bill Anderson: Star Jones
The Pulse with Bill Anderson is a weekly podcast and tv show featuring topical discussions and interviews surrounding current issues, events, and entertainment. This week Star Jones joins Bill to talk about her career and the challenges she has faced along the way including the moment that changed everything in her public battle with her weight. Star also discusses her new role on Divorce Court… → Read More
Some Philadelphia families say they feel trapped in violent neighborhoods
Philadelphia residents are speaking out, and some say they feel trapped in their violent neighborhoods. As much as they may want better for their community, they say speaking out could cost them and their families. → Read More
Mentor program in Hunting Park provides safe haven for Philadelphia's youth
'As I Plant The Seed' is the brainchild of a Hunting Park man who found what has been happening on Philadelphia's streets unacceptable - and decided he could do something about it. → Read More
Local celebrity stylist's charity donates over 25,000 wigs a year to women battling cancer
A local celebrity stylist who believes in the power of doing good for others has donated more than 25,000 wigs to women battling cancer through his charitable organization ‘Wigs & Wishes.’ → Read More
Community fridges serve those in need in Philadelphia's food deserts
While community fridges are nothing new to Philadelphia, you may be surprised at just how many there are across the city helping to feed those in need. → Read More
Residents in Philly suburbs still struggling to get vaccine appointments
People want to get vaccinated. They may even register for a COVID-19 vaccine but scoring that appointment has become an agonizing wait for some. → Read More
Appreciating the positives that come from a snow day
On most snow days we're reminded of dangerous roads, the challenges of shoveling, and the annual debate over saving your parking space. All of the issues on the ground. But in the air, via drone, sometimes a different perspective can make all the difference. → Read More
Cape May family searching for specialized nurse to provide home care for infant daughter
A Cape May County family is hoping for a Christmas miracle to finally bring their family together after their search for a nurse for their 4-month-old daughter has been unsuccessful. → Read More
Push to register voters becomes priority on National Voter Registration Day
There are less than 45 days until the election and the final push is underway to make sure all voters are registered. → Read More
Community spirit remains strong while Labor Day is celebrated across Philadelphia in variety of ways
Labor Day evokes thoughts of going to the shore and breathing the last of summer vacation, but the reason for the Labor Day holiday should not be forgotten. People across Philadelphia were keeping the real meaning of the holiday in mind. → Read More
Financially supporting Pa. frontline workers is still an issue to be worked out
Making sure frontline workers have the protection they need and making sure they feel supported is more important now than ever before. And, the issue of hazard pay was front and center in Pennsylvania Tuesday. → Read More
NJ family journeys across US to find hope and offer economic support
Traveling can be tough, especially with a lot of family tucked into an RV. But, 8,500 miles and 23 states only made this family grow stronger. They wanted to be able to live their lives and not have the coronavirus impede their journey. → Read More
Local businessman, representatives have their say at Democratic National Convention
Local faces are getting facetime during the Democratic National Convention. Pennsylvania is a vital battleground state in the election and, so far, that is displayed at the virtual convention. → Read More