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Mike Drabenstott welcomes Laura Valasakos of High Point Kombucha to explore the world of fermented drinks and the health benefits they offer.

Kate Scuffle talks with Lydia Panas, whose newest exhibition "Letters to My Mother" examines grief, memory, and what remains after loss.

Sally Handlon has the exclusive pleasure of hosting Deepak Chopra and Dr. Arup K. SenGupta from Lehigh University to talk about the upcoming presentation Tagore and the Human Universe: An Evening with Deepak Chopra, taking place April 5 at Moravian University’s Foy Concert Hall.

Kate Scuffle gives listeners a Valentine with the deeply personal story of Miss You Like Hell, and welcomes director Jamie McKittrick and choreographer Samuel Antonio Reyes to talk about the casting and production rehearsals for the show's Feb. 24-27 run, a return to live, in-person productions, and more.

Silagh White hosts a program about “Heroes,” a project of artworks, programming and outreach with artist Bart Cooper, Faces International's Kevin Greene and ArtsQuest's Kassie Hilgert.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Keri Maxfield, Art Director of the Nurture Nature Center in Easton to talk about the center’s largest installation to date: "Climate Conversations: All We Can Save," on display from April 8 to June 30.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Penn State Lehigh Valley's Gallery Director and Arts Coordinator Ann Lalik for a conversation about artwork on display from Lehigh Art Alliance Winter Juried Exhibition and the "Lehigh Carbon Community College's Capstone in Fine Arts Exhibition: Lost and Found."

Kate Scuffle welcomes back to the WDIY studios Liz Bradbury, Director of the Training Institute at the Bradbury Sullivan LGBT Community Center to chat about the upcoming in-person Art and Culture Series #7 - Art (and) History from a Queer Perspective.

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Silagh White proudly hosts Dr. Robert Mayer as they discuss his new book, In the Name of Emmett Till: How the Children of the Mississippi Freedom Struggle Showed Us Tomorrow, which follows the the little-known stories of the young Mississippians who were galvanized into activism by the horrific murder of Emmett Till, and how this important history is taught in schools today.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Paul Willistein and Kathy Lauer-Williams from the Lehigh Valley Press to look back at the 16th annual ABE Awards and salute some of the best on-stage performances across the Lehigh Valley in 2021.