Robby Brod | WHYY
Robby Brod is the Morning News Associate at WHYY. He previously interned with Keystone Crossroads. He came to WHYY from Rock Island, Illinois, where he reported and hosted All Things Considered as an Amy Helpenstell Fellow at WVIK, Quad Cities NPR. While studying at the University of Iowa, he worked at KRUI and Iowa Public Radio in Iowa City. He was raised in Media, Pa.
In his spare time, he likes to talk about the 76ers and FaceTime his dog.
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Looking to start the New Year off on the right foot...literally? Time to lace up those hiking boots. WHYY's Robby Brod has more on free guided tours offered at dozens of Pennsylvania state parks on New Year's Day. -
This Sunday, the Philadelphia Union will play in the biggest playoff game in club history. If they win, they move on to the championship game for the first time. WHYY's Robby Brod has more on this weekend's historic matchup.
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One Montgomery County town is still trying to rebound from the historic Schuylkill River flooding caused when the remnants of Hurricane Ida swept through two months ago. Hundreds of residents were displaced, and property damage was extensive. WHYY’s Robby Brod has more on how Bridgeport is rebuilding.
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20 years ago, Philadelphia high schooler Amir Sidiqi befriended his English teacher, Kevin Haney. That friendship came in handy when Sidiqi and his family were recently stranded in Afghanistan.
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Over 70,000 Afghan evacuees are rebuilding their lives after having to flee the country, now under Taliban control. One military contractor struggled to make it out, until he got help from his high school English teacher in Delaware County. Now, just a few weeks after fleeing the country, the contractor says he’s ready to go back to Afghanistan to help rebuild. WHYY’s Robby Brod has more.
