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Bruce Schimmel began his career teaching in the humanities. He went on to found and publish a leading alternative newsweekly, the Philadelphia City Paper -- where he is currently editor emeritus and columnist. In addition, Schimmel is a nationally-recognized public radio producer.
All about "Life on Delmarva"
Ximango Owner's Group
Sonic Squad: Youth Radio Documentary
"Squirrelly-Mae": What happens when a wild animal literally drops into a family's life, by Hannah Williamson, age 9.
"Pancakes with Grandpop" Alexis Heuring, age 9, describes an embarrassing moment that's become a family legend.
"The Last Hug": 11-year-old Alec says goodbye to a beloved companion.
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Current Op-Ed column, Philadelphia City Paper
"Loose Canon" column
"Breaking the Mold"
Food Feature, City Paper, 7 August 2003
"Plastic Fantastic"
Editorial, City Paper, 30 January 2003
"Torture By Hire"
Editorial, City Paper, 2 January 2003
"From Pest to Pesto"
Cover Story, City Paper, 3 October 2002
"Eat Me, Change You"
Editorial, City Paper, 22 November 2002
"No More War"
Editorial, City Paper, 13 September 2001
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"Horseshoe Crab Sanctuary"
NPR: All Things Considered
"The Clock Maker"
WSCL: Life on Delmarva Series
"You're Listening to Me"
WSCL: Life on Delmarva Series
"Making Dumplings"
WSCL: Life on Delmarva Series
"Prison Messiah"
WSCL: December 2001
"Red Tide Poison"
Investigation: "Living on Earth"
"Punkin' Chunkin'"
WSCL: Feature
"Life on Delmarva Series"
WSCL: 75-part Series
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