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On the first episode of Perspectives, John Pearce welcomes Judith Dickerson from Cops 'n' Kids of Easton and Easton Police Department Lt. Dan Bonham of the Easton Police Department to talk about connecting kids and the community through literacy.

Olga Negrón welcomes immigration attorney Raymond Lahoud to talk about the resources available to undocumented individuals who are suffering from domestic abuse, workforce exploitation and more.

Olga Negron welcomes Miriam Rivera, Community Advocates Director for Turning Point of Lehigh Valley, which provides a safe place for survivors of domestic and intimate partner abuse and violence.

John Pearce welcomes Alisa Dupuy - along with Martha Washington, Catherine the Great, and Vera Atkins - to talk about bringing notable "ladies of history" to life.

John Pearce welcomes historian Martha Capwell Fox to talk about her personal involvement from childhood in the Lehigh Valley silk industry. She takes us from the 1880s to the 1960s, covering a period of time during the 20th century when even small towns were home to a silk mill.

John Pearce sits down with fellow WDIY host Sally Handlon to talk about her book: Your Journey to Aging Well: Drink, Move, Eat, Sleep, alternative medicine, her WDIY hosting duties and business background, and more.

New Q:LV Host Justan Parker Fields speaks with Corinne Goodwin from the Eastern PA Trans Equity Project and Chloe Cole-Wilson from Project Silk about the importance of equity and inclusion for transgender people, as well as the harmful barriers posed by legislation being proposed or passed in Pennsylvania and across the country.

For Black History Month, Adrian Shanker welcomes Black Lives Matter Lehigh Valley founder Justan Parker Fields to the WDIY studios for a conversation about the intersections of movements for equity and liberation for marginalized communities with shared struggles for inclusion and access.

On the debut episode of Q:LV, Adrian Shanker welcomes the authors of two highly anticipated new queer young adult novels; Brian Zepka (he/him), author of The Temperature of Me and You and Robin Gow (they/ze/he), author of A Million Quiet Revolutions.

John Pearce welcomes Joe Garrera, Executive Director of the Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum and a passionate historian, to discuss the history and importance of Black History Month.