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This episode features a blast from the past as Rayna Malhotra welcomes her sister Rhea Malhotra – the founder of Teen Scientist – back to the program to talk about her career, research experiences, and reasons for starting Teen Scientist in the first place.

Greg Capogna, along with co-hosts Becky Bradley and Matt Assad of the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission welcome Justin Porembo from the Greater Lehigh Valley Realtors, and LVPC planner Jill Seitz for a discussion about the state of the housing market.

Greg Capogna, Becky Bradley and Matt Assad welcome councilwoman Tara Zrinski and Lehigh Valley Planning Commission planner Julie Benco for a conversation on the LVPC's upcoming Outlook and Awards breakfast, greenhouse gas emissions and environmental issues.

Guest host Sally Handlon welcomes co-hosts Becky Bradley and Matt Assad from the Lehigh Valley Planning Commission to talk about all things LANTA with the transit authority's Executive Director Owen O’Neil.

Greg Capogna hosts a panel discussion about the Future of Our Region with renowned Lehigh University futurist Dr. Andrew Ward, local government expert David Sanko, and transportation funding expert Erich Zimmermann.

Dr. Hasshan Batts sits down with Ivan Watson from the Watson Organization and Clayton Mitchell from Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals to talk about the work being done in Philadelphia to overcome neighborhood violence and reduce recidivism within the criminal justice system.

For Black History Month, Dr. Batts brings focus to the personal history of two mothers, Jeani Garcia and Movita Johnson-Harrell, who share their stories of tragic family loss due to violence and incarceration that can be traced to the social determinants of law enforcement, the legal system, and justice.

Dr. Batts welcomes Tyrone Russell and Kevin Greene from the Cleveland School of Cannabis to talk about entrepreneurship and entering the growing cannabis industry.

Olga welcomes Josh Berk and Guillermo Lopez to talk about the creation and significance of the 'Voces de la Comunidad' oral history project and mural, the Guillermo Lopez Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Institute, and more.

Olga Negrón welcomes Hector Bonilla, Tracy Piazza and Meg Sayago from the Easton Area School District to talk about public education, and the district's programs for students and families.