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Melody Bradford welcomes Dr. Renato Lajara, the new superintendent of the Bethlehem Area School District, to explore his vision for the district and its students, families, and staff.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Thomas Yuracka and Mar Haeussler of the West Park Civic Association to look at the upcoming Art in the Park, with the theme "Renewal."

A suburban family is transported to a mysterious prehistoric world, where they must survive dinosaurs and find a way back home.

This week's highlights include a look at those who tried to sit out of the Revolution, a unique history lecture, and an answer to how the American colonies funded a war.

Lucille Kincaid shares the story of Eleanor Roosevelt, whose life became a symbol of so much more than she ever could have expected.

Helen Cox sits down with Jaimeson Hubert, a high schooler pursuing her lifelong passion for gymnastics as she prepares to compete at the college level.

Louis Holzman sits down with Collin Miller, an engineer at PPL, to explore his belief in connection and community and dedication to self-growth.

Grace Mansfield is joined by Assistant District Attorney Catherine Kollet to explore some of the legal issues young adults may not be aware of.

Margaret McConnell and co-host Samantha Shaak sit down with Kim Schaffer and Adonis Cannon of Community Bike Works to talk about the nonprofit's work to make young people feel safe and valued.

Kate Scuffle talks with Jayne Ann Recker of the Celtic Cultural Alliance about the magic of the Celtic Classic, which returns for its 39th year this weekend.