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  • Carly Comando from Bethlehem-based indie pop-/punk duo, Slingshot Dakota, joins WDIY's Shamus McGroggan in the studio for a live interview and performance at WDIY's station piano.
  • NYC jazz/funk band S U M joins host Roberto Gooden aka DirtyFINGERS in the studio for an interview and performance previewing their show at Musikfest at the BBT Jazz Cabaret Stage on August 10, 2017.
  • Kate Scuffle chats with Ramona Murray and Dave Fry about Godfrey Daniels' winter 2022 live season of in-person events, and Dave provides some updates on his book about Godfrey Daniels' history and the artists who have played there.
  • West Side Story gets a do-over by director Steven Spielberg, with a new screenplay by Tony Kushner. The songs by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim sound better than ever with this updated visual masterpiece. There’s a cast of young actors plus the legendary Rita Moreno, an Oscar winner from the original film, who is back in a new role that may earn her another statue.
  • Housing prices, where are they going? Dr. Kamran Afshar takes a look at this and more in his synopsis of the week's economic news and trends across the Lehigh Valley and the nation.
  • Spider-Man: No Way Home is the third installment with Tom Holland as Spider-Man, aka Peter Parker. Starring opposite him as his girlfriend MJ is Zendaya. Also, Benedict Cumberbatch co-stars as Dr. Strange, who has released villains from the Marvel Multiverse (and previous Sony Spider-Man movies), including those played by Alfred Molina, Willem Dafoe and Jamie Foxx.
  • Kate Scuffle welcomes Lisa Harms and Joanne Garcia of ArtsQuest to talk about the organization's many available programs, from artists' workshops and Poetry Out Loud to the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts' Artist Residency program.
  • "The Card Counter," by screenwriter-director Paul Schrader, looks at a poker player and Iraq war veteran coping with PTSD.
  • The theme of family predominates two latest movie releases: "The Adams Family 2" and "The Many Saints of Newark," both of which are reviewed by Paul Willistein of the Lehigh Valley Press in the latest edition of At the Movies.
  • On this week's edition of Your Financial Choices, Laurie Siebert dedicates the show to answering audience-submitted questions.
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