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Karen El-Chaar discusses the growing concern of microplastics in our waterways and how it affects our environment with PennEnvironment's Faran Savitz and Cedar Crest's Dr. John Cigliano.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Heather Rodale, who created Healing Through The Arts in 2008 after battling melanoma. They discuss the program's purpose, work, and upcoming juried art show.

On this special holiday episode, the actors of Selkie Theatre wrap you in the lovely, loving magic of Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in Wales."

Sally Handlon welcomes Brad Kunsman, Penn State Extension Educator and Water Resources and Master Watershed Steward, to discuss efforts to protect the condition of our water sources.

Kate Scuffle sits down with Chloe Cole-Wilson to discuss her upcoming exhibition "Restoring Petals" at the Allentown Art Museum and its presentation of the healing and challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic through art.

John Pearce sits down with Reverend Sue Pizor Yoder to discuss her co-authored book analyzing many young people's shift from finding meaning in religion to finding it in other ways.

Rayna Malhotra talks to Avi Shah, a teenaged researcher from India, about his study "Effective Field Theories for Inflationary Cosmology" and the fascinating world of physics.

Kate Scuffle welcomes Stephanie Powell Watts, an award-winning writer and co-founder of the Notations series, which is bringing an evening of conversation with noteworthy writers to the Ice House in Bethlehem.

Michael Drabenstott is joined by Tammie Rinker and Dawn Fenner of Essentials Cafe, a nonprofit pay-what-you-can cafe working to build a community of people that help to feed each other.

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.