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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.

Kate Scuffle talks with Susan Chase about her new solo play Mother's Day, an homage to all mothers with several artistic elements including spoken word, dance, and film.

Kate Scuffle sits down with Bridget George and Doug Roysdon to talk about their new film Rooted, telling the story of a handful of Bethlehem's longtime artists.

Kate Scuffle is joined by Susan Morelock of the LV Arts and Cultural Alliance and Larissa Noto of The Lovely Little Lotus to talk about this year's Young at Art expo.

Kate Scuffle looks at this year's NCC East40, with Northampton Community College's Rachael Gorchov and the season's artists in residence.

Kate Scuffle explores this year's Easton Book Festival and its diverse and endless offerings with some of the festival and panel organizers.

Kate Scuffle welcomes students and teachers from the Charter High School for the Arts to talk about their upcoming Young Choreographers in Concert and New Plays Festival.