Alison DelRe

Host Kate Scuffle and George Miller talk with Samantha Beedle and Joshua Neth about the Allentown Public Theatre's performance of Parallel Lives, a sketch-comedy that takes an amusing look at relationships, women's roles in society and gender issues.  Parallel Lives runs through April 6th at the Antonio Salemme Foundation, 542 W. Hamilton St. Allentown. 

It is important to think of every day as earth day.  Remember that it is our repeated daily actions that affect the earth.

Water is a precious resource, so use only the water you need, and reuse it when possible.

A buried cistern or rain barrels can save the water from your roof so you can use it instead of drinkable water to irrigate your plants or flush your toilets.

Drip irrigation or soaker hoses use 1/10th as much water as spray or flood irrigation and the water gets to the roots where it is needed rather than evaporating.

Host Kenn Michael speaks with Curator, Dr. Margo Thompson of the Martin Art Gallery at the Baker Center for the Arts, Muhlenberg College about Lisa A. Turngren's exhibition of Patterned Lineage: Facing, Backing and the Space Between showing through April 13, 2013.

Host Kenn Michael talks with Ellis Finger, Director of the Williams Center for the Arts about the Jazz Masters  Series featuring the Dave Liebman Quartet with guest Randy Brecker on Thursday, March 21, 2013 at 8pm

We are entering into Spring with expectations of warming suns; yet we still have a chill in the air. Early March is the perfect time to curl up with a great radio program such as Celtic Faire and a nice warming glass of whiskey at our side. The question is: Do you spell whiskey with an “E”

No matter how you spell it, whiskey is an umbrella term for a type of spirit distilled from a mash of fermented grains.

Saint Patrick, who lived during the fifth century, is the patron saint and national apostle of Ireland. Born in Roman Britain, he was kidnapped and brought to Ireland as a slave at the age of 16. He later escaped, but returned to Ireland and was credited with bringing Christianity to its people. In the centuries following Patrick's death (believed to have been on March 17, 461 A.D.

Host Kenn Michael speaks with Ellis Finger, Executive Director of the Williams Center for the Arts at Lafayette College celebrating the 100th anniversary of the groundbreaking Paris premiere of Vaslav Nijinsky’s dance “the Right of Spring” with Igor Stravinsky’s  revolutionary music performed by Compagnie Marie Chouinard.