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Host Lydia Panas welcomes former celebrity photographer Luke Wynne to talk about his new exhibition: Artists in Residence - Artists of the Lehigh Valley,…

WDIY's Kate Scuffle talks with Easton Garlic Fest's "Stinker in Chief" Jo Moranville about the festival's 2025 return — which will also feature a preview night with the band Start Making Sense: A Talking Heads Tribute.

The award-winning author is known for her brevity, and Can't And Won't doesn't disappoint. Davis tells NPR's Rachel Martin that the works of Russell Edson inspired her to write super-short stories.

Kate Rusby is widely respected as one of the finest young interpreters of traditional English folk music. Her methods, however, are occassionally criticized. Rusby's penchant for updating music and lyrics for modern audiences offends some, but delights many. Liane speaks with Rusby about her newest recording, Sleepless. (13:30) (NOTE: KATE RUSBY'S SLEEPLESS IS AVAILABLE ON COMPASS RECORDS, CATALOG #

Kate Scuffle is pleased to welcome the new President and CEO of the Allentown Art Museum, Max Weintraub to talk about Max's journey here and plans for the…

Maddie Yang welcomes Lauren Fosbenner and Kate Semmens of the Nature Nurture Center to share how they're educating and encouraging the community to protect the environment.

NPR's Leila Fadel speaks with climate change advocate and novelist Lydia Millet about her first nonfiction book: We Loved It All: A Memory of Life.

John Pearce welcomes Jessica Entwistle from the Refugee Community Center and Kate Woodward of Bethany Christian Services for a conversation about refugees and World Refugee Day.

Host Lydia Panas speaks with Stacie Brennan, Senior Director of Visual Arts of ArtsQuest and The Banana Factory Arts Center, about the Olympus INVISION…

Silagh White welcomes photographer Matt Blum and actor/comedienne Kate Hughes for another conversation about storytelling across various forms of media.