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Mike Drabenstott welcomes Desiree and Seth McMullan from the nonprofit coffee shop Seth & Co. Special Brew to talk about the shop’s founding and mission, its benefit to employees and the larger community, and of course – the coffee.

Sally Handlon reminds listeners that spending time outdoors can be beneficial to their well-being, and she chats with Rob Neitz from the Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center about some of the available opportunities to get out into nature across the Lehigh Valley.

On this edition of The Inside Dish, Heidi Stahl welcomes sibling team Luke and Rachael Prosseda from The Vineyard Restaurant in Bethlehem. Luke, the chef, and Rachel, who runs the front of the house, describe the process of bringing their Italian food to Valley diners, with dishes crafted from local and sustainably sourced ingredients.

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.

John Pearce welcomes Lenape descendant and cultural educator Carla Messinger to talk about Native American influences and contributions to sports - particularly football.

Former Lehigh Valley Arts Salon host Silagh White returns to the studio, this time as a guest, to talk about the Allentown Symphony Orchestra's many educational programs and community outreach efforts.

Alan Jennings welcomes former Lehigh Valley Congressman Charlie Dent for a conversation about political commentary, the direction of the Republican Party, Donald Trump and George Santos.

Alan Jennings welcomes back U.S. Rep. Susan Wild, recently reelected to serve the 7th Congressional District for a third term.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Jason King Jones, Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival's new Artistic Director to talk about PSF's upcoming summer 2023 season, which is inspired by the theme "Brave New Worlds."