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Louis Holzman welcomes playwright, host, comedian and more Kate Hughes to talk about why she decided to make the Lehigh Valley home and her endless list of involvements.

NPR's Scott Detrow discusses the news of the princess of Wales' cancer diagnosis with Elizabeth Holmes, author of the newsletter "So Many Thoughts" about the royal family.

On the fifth anniversary of the unique Bethlehem House Contemporary Art Gallery, hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle talk with Executive Director and…

Actress Kate Winslet, 24, became a star with her role in the blockbuster Titanic. Her breakthrough role came earlier, in Heavenly Creatures, a film based on a true story of two young girls who murder one of their mothers. Her other films include Ang Lee's Sense and Sensibility, and Jane Campion's Holy Smoke. She's currently starring in the film Quills.

Rayna Malhotra speaks with St. Jude's Kate Ayers about their STEMM and research educational programs, and also chats with St. Jude's President and CEO Dr. James Downing about the hospital's work in genomics.

The vocalist, bassist and songwriter performs her own song "Movie" and a lighthearted rendition of the standard "Tea for Two" for host Michael Feinstein.

Louis Holzman finishes season 1 of Young Valley Leaders by welcoming back Sam Younes, Kate Hughes, Jack Reilly and Kyle Edwards to discuss how the region has changed and holiday traditions.

Kate Scuffle welcomes author Scott Alexander Hess to the program to talk about his two novellas, as well as his upcoming book signing at the Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center.

Campbell's straightforward singing style and dedication to her Southern roots has helped win her comparisons to Emmylou Harris and Lucinda Williams. Hear four songs from Campbell's new album.

Get a look inside the studio as the South London artist performs the first four songs off her latest record, Let Them Eat Chaos, uninterrupted.