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Hannah Keyser, writer
Hannah Keyser, writer

Hannah Keyser is a Philadelphia-area native and graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, where she spent years trying to learn to read hieroglyphics. These days she lives and writes in Brooklyn, NY with two cats and one tall man.

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How to Really Run a City: To The Americans who are “Politically Homeless”

Listen: How to Really Run a City — What If a Bullet Cost $5,000?

In the latest episode of our podcast, former Philly Mayor Michael Nutter and former Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed explore an idea New Jersey legislator Bonnie Watson Coleman and comedian Chris Rock have in common

LISTEN: How to Really Run a City: What Democrats Get Wrong On Education

In the latest episode of our podcast, former Philly Mayor Michael Nutter and Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed talk to education reformer and former Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza on what students really need … now.

How To Really Run A City: A Special Episode on Citizenship

In the latest episode our podcast, former mayors Michael Nutter of Philadelphia and Kasim Reed of Atlanta revisit past guests for a reminder about what really matters in America today

LISTEN: How Leaders Really Get Sh*t Done

If you missed an episode of our acclaimed podcast How to Really Run a City, take heart: Citizen Co-founder Larry Platt is here with a 2023 highlight reel.

Listen: Who Is David Adelman?

A conversation with the local entrepreneur, philanthropist and 76ers Place exec on how he got here, and what he’s learned

Character Lab: Setting The Table — For Success

The latest installment in our partnership with Character Lab, co-founded by MacArthur Award-winner Angela Duckworth, highlights a study that found one solution to encouraging kids to eat healthy foods. Could the secret to positive decision-making at the dinner table — and beyond — lie in human connection?

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