Grace Mansfield
Program HostGrace Mansfield is a resident of the Lehigh Valley, a communication student at The University of Scranton ('27), and the host of Twenties Toolbox on WDIY. Her enthusiasm for media and storytelling extends to her role as the host of The Red and White on Spotify, a podcast dedicated to all things Philadelphia Phillies, and as an author of 10 self-published fiction novels. Grace is a passionate advocate for helping others and is on a journey of her own to build the next chapter of her life. In her free time, Grace is reading novels, watching a Phillies game, or writing a book.
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Grace Mansfield sits down with Holly Hutchison, a music executive with more than 30 years of experience, to highlight how saying yes to opportunities can put you on a path to success. -
Grace Mansfield welcomes Kimberly Meckwood, inventor of Click & Carry, to talk all things entrepreneurship and building a business that you care about. -
Grace Mansfield talks with Professor Jack Strain about the importance of communication in the workplace and what positive work relationships look like. -
Grace Mansfield talks with Dr Meagan Grega of the Kellyn Foundation about how the food we put in our bodies affects how we feel, and how to build better lifestyles. -
Grace Mansfield welcomes Andrew D'Angelo of the Center for Humanistic Change to talk about setting realistic and healthy goals for the new year. -
Grace Mansfield sits down with Senator Bob Casey, Jr. to explore what public service can look like about engaging young people. -
Grace Mansfield explores the benefits of community service and engagement with Julie Cohen of the University of Scranton. -
Grace Mansfield talks with Caitlin Alifirenka about her co-memoir I Will Always Write Back, which tells the story of her international penpal friendship. -
Grace Mansfield welcomes Anne Baum, President of Lehigh Valley Reilly Children's Hospital, to talk about building a vision for your life and evolving along with it. -
Grace Mansfield sits down with comedian Tyler Rothrock to talk about the pivot that led him to a career in comedy and the importance of accepting life's redirections.
