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Kate Scuffle talks with Dr. Jill Schennum about her new book 'As Goes Bethlehem: Steelworkers and the Restructuring of an Industrial Working Class,' a story of the last generation of American steelworkers.

Kate Scuffle is joined by Jason Hedrington and Christopher Shorr, co-creators of Touchstone Theatre's upcoming HeadEye: The Musical, to talk about the out-of-this-world production.

Kate Scuffle sits down with Cora Savage of the Bethlehem Food Co-op and Lehigh Valley muralist Matt Halm to talk about the artwork that will brighten the future co-op store.

Rayna Malhotra talks with Elizabeth Djajalie, a high school senior from Alaska whose work to count and preserve sockeye salmon has earned her international recognition.

Margaret McConnell and co-hosts Becky Bradley and Matt Assad of the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission welcome Chris Kufro of PennDOT and Rick Molchany of the LV Transportation Study to talk about the regions Transportation Improvement Program.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Dr. Alan Younkin and Michael Schelp, Co-Chairs of Art in the Park, which is approaching its 50th annual event showcasing local creativity.

Sally Handlon welcomes Pam Bartlett, Certified Franchise Consultant, to talk about why opening a franchise location is sometimes a better option than creating a start-up business.

Sally Handlon welcomes Erin Smola, Samantha Semsel, and Rayna LeBlanc to talk about their time as student interns with the Alliance for Sustainable Communities.

Kate Scuffle talks with author Kate Brandes about her new novel Stone Creak, which tells a compelling story of eco-terrorism, community, and sense of place.

Rayna Malhotra talks with Alanna Polyak, a teenager from Texas, about her four years of work to find a cure and prevention for neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis.