Philadelphia in Color 1950-1990

Nathaniel Popkin is the writer and producer of In Pursuit: Philadelphia and the Making of America (2026), a 10-part documentary series from History Making Productions, and the nine-part series For the Common Good: The Women Who Shaped Our Nation. He is the author, coauthor, or coeditor of several books including The Possible City: Exercises in Dreaming Philadelphia, Song of the City: An Intimate History of the American Urban Landscape, and Philadelphia: Finding the Hidden City (Temple), as well as four novels, most recently Partly Strong, Partly Broken.

Alyssa Shea is a multimedia designer with collaborations spanning agencies, nonprofits, cultural organizations, entrepreneurs, writers, and artists. Her work has appeared in film festivals and art galleries, at book launches and trade shows, in storefronts and congressional reports, on billboards and tea tins. With partners like Hidden City Philadelphia, she is involved in the documentation and preservation of Philadelphia's vernacular history.

Peter Woodall is a former newspaper reporter and producer for public radio. He co-founded the website Hidden City Daily and is the Project Director of its parent organization, Hidden City Philadelphia. He is the coauthor of Philadelphia: Finding the Hidden City (Temple University Press, 2017).

Alison Zeidman is an Emmy-nominated and Writer's Guild Award-winning writer/producer who specializes in political, historical, and educational comedy. She works across TV/film, digital media, and publishing.