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Kate Scuffle welcomes Lisa Harms and Joanne Garcia of ArtsQuest to talk about the organization's many available programs, from artists' workshops and Poetry Out Loud to the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts' Artist Residency program.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Karen Fox of Bella Deluxe Entertainment and The Conversation Project to talk about dance and theater, as well as the project's upcoming show at the Ice House in Bethlehem on November 13th.

Kate Scuffle talks with Lehigh Valley community artist and activist Norberto Dominguez about living a life dedicated to community service and creativity, and about local projects and organizations he's worked with that build a more diverse, equitable and creative Valley.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Jill Dunn Jones and Valerie Reinhardt from the Pennsylvania Youth Theatre for a discussion about the organization's performances and the educational opportunities that have been offered for 37 years.

Kate Scuffle talks with Ben Roylance - reader, writer, educator, book collector, and the owner of one of the Valley’s newest independent bookstores, Apport Used Books in Emmaus.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Kutztown artist Kathi Ember, the creator of the recently unveiled “Alice in Wonderland” mural at Bethlehem’s Kemerer Museum of Decorative Arts.

Kate Scuffle gives listeners a Valentine with the deeply personal story of Miss You Like Hell, and welcomes director Jamie McKittrick and choreographer Samuel Antonio Reyes to talk about the casting and production rehearsals for the show's Feb. 24-27 run, a return to live, in-person productions, and more.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Penn State Lehigh Valley's Gallery Director and Arts Coordinator Ann Lalik for a conversation about artwork on display from Lehigh Art Alliance Winter Juried Exhibition and the "Lehigh Carbon Community College's Capstone in Fine Arts Exhibition: Lost and Found."

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.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Lehigh Valley native actor Ric Stoneback to talk about not only his extensive professional repertoire, but also his newest local performance in Northampton Community College Summer Theatre’s upcoming production of Something Rotten.