Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with author Susan Master, and illustrator Ann Cross about their book Bedtime Tails, which was written help children seek a restful night’s sleep.
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with Marisa Leaser, Executive Director of Traditions of Hanover At Home, speech pathologist Janis Greim, and physical therapist Maureen Rinda about dementia; what it means and how to care for those who might begin to show signs of the disease.
On tonight’s program, host Eleanor Bobrow talks with Dr. Bruce Ellsweig, Medical Director of Lehigh Valley Health Network Hospice about caring for veterans living with complex and life changing issues.
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with Eva Grayzel, author of the Talk4Hope Family book series. Eva wrote the books to help children understand cancer, learn skills to deal with their fears and communicate their feelings with family members
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with Dr. Darren Traub, cardiologist at St. Luke’s Hospital in Bethlehem, specializing in arrhythmia and electrophysiology about ways to stay heart healthy.
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with John Paul Marosy, author of the Elder Care. He is also the executive director of Everyday Life, a program of all-inclusive care for the elderly. The focus of the program is the physical, mental and emotional issues that can arise when we are faced with becoming a caregiver for a partner, parent, or loved one.
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with Jennifer Sinclair, program director at the cancer support community in Bethlehem and Susan Chase, an actress playwright, dancer, director and star of Susan’s Undoing; a one woman theatrical production that chronicles her experiences as a cancer survivor.
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with Randi Rentz, author of Why Buy a Wig When You Can Buy Diamonds. The book chronicles how a young woman in her 40s, brimming with life, discovers she has breast cancer. They discuss her journey though "Cancerville" and her efforts to advocate for herself, with humor, dignity, bravery and passion.
Host Eleanor Bobrow talks with NCC staff Paul Pierpoint, Cindy Woodling and Janice Kenyatta to the program to talk about the TAACCCT grant. TAACCCT provides community colleges with funds to expand and improve their ability to deliver education and career training programs for employment in high-wage, high-skill occupations.
Host Eleanor Bobrow welcomes Richard Herschlag and Carol Polis, co-authors of The Lady is a Champ, about Carol's experience as the first female professional boxing judge.
