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Followers

137.8K

Total likes

6.3M

Videos

1.8K

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Marsha’s was Philly’s first women’s sports bar. It was also notably Philly’s first POC queer-owned sports bar. On day one there was an hours-long line to get in. On its last day, there were a dozen or so people inside, some there for the first time others there to say goodbye to a space where they felt welcome. So what happened? Why has this place that was so desired by the queer community, closed its doors just 13 months after they opened? Inquirer social video host Ariane Datil and freelance r

104.6K views Marsha’s was Philly’s first women’s sports bar. It was also notably Philly’s first POC queer-owned sports bar. On day one there was an hours-long line to get in. On its last day, there were a dozen or so people inside, some there for the first time others there to say goodbye to a space where they felt welcome. So what happened? Why has this place that was so desired by the queer community, closed its doors just 13 months after they opened? Inquirer social video host Ariane Datil and freelance r

It’s the witching season, and witches are busy. They’re too swept up with casting spells and sourcing newt eyes to bind their own artisanal brooms. Far out in Sullivan County, a fifth-generation family business is hard at work, making thousands of brooms for the witching season. 4,500 of them are headed straight for Salem, Mass., the world’s witchiest city. Made by the Meckleys, the brooms, which are comprised of hardwoods and corn straw from Mexico, are made to last a lifetime. Their longtime c

27.9K views It’s the witching season, and witches are busy. They’re too swept up with casting spells and sourcing newt eyes to bind their own artisanal brooms. Far out in Sullivan County, a fifth-generation family business is hard at work, making thousands of brooms for the witching season. 4,500 of them are headed straight for Salem, Mass., the world’s witchiest city. Made by the Meckleys, the brooms, which are comprised of hardwoods and corn straw from Mexico, are made to last a lifetime. Their longtime c

“We’re here for the squad.” 🗣️ Allen Iverson is PUMPED to watch the 2026-27 Sixers. Get live updates at the link in our bio. 🎤 by @ariane.datil/ Staff 🎥 by Jeremy Shover / Staff ✂️ by Mariam Akraz / Staff #alleniverson #sixers #nba #philly

15K views “We’re here for the squad.” 🗣️ Allen Iverson is PUMPED to watch the 2026-27 Sixers. Get live updates at the link in our bio. 🎤 by @ariane.datil/ Staff 🎥 by Jeremy Shover / Staff ✂️ by Mariam Akraz / Staff #alleniverson #sixers #nba #philly

Jalen Hurts could possibly miss the season after he was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and “bilateral pulmonary emboli,” the Eagles and his agent, Nicole Lynn, announced in a statement on Monday morning. His treatment will only require blood thinners, the statement said, during which he will not be allowed to participate in any contact activities. They said they expect him to make a full recovery. At the link in our bio is the timeline of the events leading up to his diagnosis spanning appr

3.9K views Jalen Hurts could possibly miss the season after he was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and “bilateral pulmonary emboli,” the Eagles and his agent, Nicole Lynn, announced in a statement on Monday morning. His treatment will only require blood thinners, the statement said, during which he will not be allowed to participate in any contact activities. They said they expect him to make a full recovery. At the link in our bio is the timeline of the events leading up to his diagnosis spanning appr

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👁️Averages 16K views per stream.

📤Posts about 16.6× per week.

💬2.5% engagement rate.

🏅Earned the 100K Followers for passing 100K followers.

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Gender split

Male 46% Female 54%

Age · peak 18-24

13-1716%

18-2443%

25-3422%

35-4413%

45+6%

Top geographies

United States34%
India11%
United Kingdom8%
Brazil6%
Indonesia5%

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56/100

Fair Credibility score

76%

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Est. 76% real, active audience · Medium fake-follower risk.
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It’s the witching season, and witches are busy. They’re too swept up with casting spells and sourcing newt eyes to bind their own artisanal brooms. Far out in Sullivan County, a fifth-generation family business is hard at work, making thousands of brooms for the witching season. 4,500 of them are headed straight for Salem, Mass., the world’s witchiest city. Made by the Meckleys, the brooms, which are comprised of hardwoods and corn straw from Mexico, are made to last a lifetime. Their longtime c

27.9K views · 10 days ago

Your kids’s backpack is not the only thing that’s coming home from school. Cold and flu season has arrived 🤧 Doctor Jonathan Miller from Nemours Children's Health has a few tips on how to keep your family healthy. “The Checkup,” produced in partnership with @Nemours Childrens Health, answers parents’ questions about their children's health. Jonathan Miller directs the pediatrics residency program at Nemours Children’s Health in Wilmington and works there as a pediatrician. Drop your questions fo

393 views · 10 days ago

The day the Sixers signed LeBron James, they instantly became one of the hottest tickets in the NBA. So ... we asked fans how much they shelled out to be in the building on opening night in Philly. 🔥🎟️ 🎥 by Ariane Datil, Jeremy Shover, Jaison Nieves / Staff ✂️ by Mariam Akraz / Staff

1.1K views · 12 days ago

The Sixers faced LeBron James' former Cavaliers team on Thursday night and picked up a historic win that included a 29-point comeback, their largest in 30 years and the largest of James' career. Of course, the night began with James' signature chalk toss. Click the link in our bio for more on James' first home game in Philly. 📝 by Gina Mizell / Staff 🎥 courtesy John Murrow ✂️ by Sam Gregg / Staff

1.9K views · 12 days ago

🏀 “We have to, you know, put our minds and our bodies and our soul into, okay, how can we continue to get better?” LeBron James is reflecting on his first few games as a Sixer. ⛹️‍♂️ Though the team has a lot to learn about each other, The King himself is hopeful as ever. Watch the video for more. For more Sixers content, head to inquirer.com/sixers. 📹 by Chris Hine / Staff ✂️ by Brian Sanchez / Staff

889 views · 12 days ago

Jalen Hurts could possibly miss the season after he was diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis and “bilateral pulmonary emboli,” the Eagles and his agent, Nicole Lynn, announced in a statement on Monday morning. His treatment will only require blood thinners, the statement said, during which he will not be allowed to participate in any contact activities. They said they expect him to make a full recovery. At the link in our bio is the timeline of the events leading up to his diagnosis spanning appr

3.9K views · 12 days ago

Jaylen Brown felt the energy from Sixers fans during the home opener 🙌 Get a full recap of the Sixers’ win over the Cavaliers at the link in our bio. 📝 and 🎥 by Chris Hine / Staff #jaylenbrown #sixers #nba #philly

3.3K views · 13 days ago

“We’re here for the squad.” 🗣️ Allen Iverson is PUMPED to watch the 2026-27 Sixers. Get live updates at the link in our bio. 🎤 by @ariane.datil/ Staff 🎥 by Jeremy Shover / Staff ✂️ by Mariam Akraz / Staff #alleniverson #sixers #nba #philly

15K views · 13 days ago

Philly LeBron activated 👑 Get live updates at the link in our bio. 🎥 by @ariane.datil / Staff #lebronjames #sixers #nba #philly

1.4K views · 13 days ago

Marsha’s was Philly’s first women’s sports bar. It was also notably Philly’s first POC queer-owned sports bar. On day one there was an hours-long line to get in. On its last day, there were a dozen or so people inside, some there for the first time others there to say goodbye to a space where they felt welcome. So what happened? Why has this place that was so desired by the queer community, closed its doors just 13 months after they opened? Inquirer social video host Ariane Datil and freelance r

104.6K views · 14 days ago

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