Megan van Ravenswaay
Program HostMegan van Ravenswaay is the host of Megan's Museum Minute on WDIY. She holds a BFA in Building Arts, specializing in Historic Preservation and Architectural History from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Megan is the Executive Director of the Northampton County Historical & Genealogical Society, Chair of Lehigh Valley Passport to History, and co-founder of Lehigh Valley 250. In 2025, Megan was honored with the NAACP Community Leader Award.
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This week's highlights include a look at the contributions of Black people to the Revolution, the medicine behind the nation's first armies, and an underground adventure. -
This week's highlights include a look at those who tried to sit out of the Revolution, a unique history lecture, and an answer to how the American colonies funded a war. -
This week's highlights include contemporary art interpretations of America's story, a trip to the nation's first bank, and a commemoration of the Revolution's biggest battle. -
This week's highlights include an immersive look at Easton's Revolutionary history, a day out that involves giving back, and free entertainment for the whole family. -
This week's highlights include a look at the music that shaped early America, a date night that takes you back in time, and a chance for young artists to explore folk art. -
This week's highlights include discovery of the community members seldom mentioned in our history, one of Pennsylvania's most charming towns, and live music with a scenic backdrop. -
This week's highlights include a celebration of small-town charm and heritage, one of the nation's largest festivals, and music that's been part of our nation's story for generations. -
This week's highlights include a community-wide celebration, a self-guided tour of regional historical sites, and one of the Lehigh Valley's oldest homes. -
Rachel Leon talks about one of Easton's oldest standing buildings that also served as the county's first courtroom and the home of a Declaration signer. -
This week's highlights include an immersive look at one of Northampton County's oldest buildings, a date night on a historic waterfront town, and a combination of learning and imagination.
