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On this episode of Your Financial Choices, Valley National Financial Advisors' Bill Henderson and Chris Holland fill in to take a look at this year's markets so far.

Margaret McConnell explores cemeteries' longtime role as public gathering spaces with Keith Lampman-Perlman of the Historic Easton Cemetery.

Kate Scuffle talks with the members of the band Wee Foggy Dogs, then founder and director of Poets For Justice, Zena Goodwin, about their upcoming Musikfest performances.

Mike McGrath reveals the best ways to keep ticks away. Plus, an important show announcement, and your important phone calls!

John Pearce sits down with Judith Umlas to talk about her book "Soulmates and Strangers," which tells the story of her mother's multi-decade pen pal relationship.

On this episode of Your Financial Choices, Laurie Siebert explains what investing can look like in individual situations. Listener questions are also accepted.

Aurea Ortiz celebrates Women's History Month with Frances Quinones-Mullen, the owner of Panchitas Kitchen, a mobile Latin cuisine company that was born for her lifelong love for cooking.

Jack McCallum gives his predictions for the upcoming Phillies baseball season following an offseason with very few roster changes.

This week's highlights include a multi-day event with free museum admission, some friendly competition, and opening weekend for one of the region's most entertaining teams.

Lucille shares the story of a love story that began at a tuberculosis hospital and was nearly lost, but was saved in a case of luck.