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Kate Scuffle welcomes Alan Younkin and Michael Schelp, co-chairs of the Art in the Park festival, which is returning for its 48th year to Allentown's West Park on Sept. 16.

Kate Scuffle digs deep with photographer Ed Dougert and Keri Maxfield of the Nurture Nature Center about the upcoming photo exhibition "The Black Land: Remnants of the Once Great Anthracite Coal Industry of Northeast Pennsylvania."

Kate Scuffle welcomes Angela Fraleigh, a research-based painter whose new exhibit "Threaded with Moonlight" focuses on the long history of female labor and power.

Kate Scuffle talks with Dr. Jill Schennum about her new book 'As Goes Bethlehem: Steelworkers and the Restructuring of an Industrial Working Class,' a story of the last generation of American steelworkers.

Kate Scuffle sits down with Cora Savage of the Bethlehem Food Co-op and Lehigh Valley muralist Matt Halm to talk about the artwork that will brighten the future co-op store.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Dr. Alan Younkin and Michael Schelp, Co-Chairs of Art in the Park, which is approaching its 50th annual event showcasing local creativity.

Kate Scuffle talks with Clair Freeman and Brett Oliviera of the Bill Mutimer Memorial Summer Theater about the efforts to keep the program going in the wake of Mutimer's sudden passing.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Melba Tolliver, the first Black American to anchor the network news, and Andy Laties of Easton's Book and Puppet Company, to talk about Melba's new memoir.

Kate Scuffle talks with August Kiss Fegley and Katie Kunkel, the creators of the new play Saloon Girls, which is approaching its run at the world-famous Fringe Fest.

Kate Scuffle talks with Kenji Williams and Kristin Hoffmann of the out-of-this-world immersive experience that is Bella Gaia, coming to Zoellner Arts Center.