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EPISODE · Aug 15, 2026 · 38 MIN

The return of the Philadelphia Cycling Classic | A film production studio focused on the future

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The Philadelphia Cycling Classic was one of the most elite bike races in the world - and it will be again when it returns after a 10-year hiatus on August 30. Cyclists and fans are excited to once again experience the competition, the celebration, and the tremendous show of athleticism on display around the city, especially at the famously steep “Manayunk Wall”. Racquel Williams talks with the team that’s bringing the race back, with opportunities for families and fans to get even more engaged - Carlos Rogers, “cycling’s biggest fan” and owner of Hush Salon, former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter, and entrepreneur Eric Robbins. See all the festivities of race weekend at www.philadelphiacyclingclassic.com. Then, on Shara in the City, Philadelphia is a growing hotspot for the film industry. Shara Dae Howard visits The Story Factory, a one-of-a-kind studio in Northern Liberties that’s not only creating opportunities for major productions, but is also helping inspire the next generation of creatives. Learn more about The Story Factory at www.thestoryfactoryphl.com.

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