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Alan Jennings tries to makes sense of the GOP labeling the Jan. 6 insurrection "legitimate political discourse" by suggesting that the root cause to blame for the current political divide...is Ronald Reagan and the elimination of the FCC Fairness Doctrine.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Keri Maxfield, Art Director of the Nurture Nature Center in Easton to talk about the center’s largest installation to date: "Climate Conversations: All We Can Save," on display from April 8 to June 30.

New Teen Connect rotating host Kyra Kelly welcomes two guests from the Lehigh Valley Zoo, Cherlyn Vatalaro and Natalie Hildebrand, to talk about conservation, the zoo, and how young people can get involved.

This week on Your Financial Choices, Laurie Siebert is back to answer audience questions and discuss the evening's topic: "Considerations in Holiday Spending and Gifting."

April Mae & The June Bugs join host Neil Hever in the studio for an interview and stripped-down performance. The New Jersey Americana group are appearing at Musikfest on Sunday, August 13th at Red Stag Pub Liederplatz.

Dustin Douglas & The Electric Gentlemen join WDIY's Jack Adams for an interview and performance. Jack talks to the Wiles-Barre blues rock trio about their upcoming performance at Musikfest.

Rayna Malhotra brings listeners a STEM-focused program, speaking with Lehigh University professor Dr. Hyunok Choi and undergraduate student Emily Grace about asthma research, as well as Moravian Academy student Mikail Jaffer about his projects to battle COVID-19 and other diseases.

Greg Capogna and co-host Edward Meehan of the Rider-Pool Foundation welcome Darian Colbert, Executive Director and founder of Cohesion, a local nonprofit that collaborates with Lehigh Valley residents, organizations like Rider-Pool, and local government to empower the community to flourish.

West Side Story gets a do-over by director Steven Spielberg, with a new screenplay by Tony Kushner. The songs by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim sound better than ever with this updated visual masterpiece. There’s a cast of young actors plus the legendary Rita Moreno, an Oscar winner from the original film, who is back in a new role that may earn her another statue.

John Pearce speaks with author and historian Dr. Steven Elliott about Revolutionary War military housing strategies, and then chats with State Rep. Robert Freeman about the rich history of Easton.