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Greg Capogna welcomes life coach Lisa MacDonald from Imperfection is Beautiful, then sits down with local author Bob Boehmer to talk about his new book The Path to Grave Danger.
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Greg Capogna welcomes life coach Lisa MacDonald from Imperfection is Beautiful, then sits down with local author Bob Boehmer to talk about his new book The Path to Grave Danger.
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Kate Scuffle talks with Ben Roylance - reader, writer, educator, book collector, and the owner of one of the Valley’s newest independent bookstores, Apport Used Books in Emmaus.
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Kate Scuffle talks with Ben Roylance - reader, writer, educator, book collector, and the owner of one of the Valley’s newest independent bookstores, Apport Used Books in Emmaus.
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On this episode of What's In a Name?, Mike Flynn takes another dive into Lehigh Valley history with an exploration of Emmaus, in southern Lehigh County. As part of his investigation, Mike speaks with Jeanne Harakal, president of the Emmaus Historical Society about the roots of the borough's name in the Bible and the Moravian Church, as well as why there are two spellings of Emmaus...or is it "Emaus?"
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Greg Capogna talks with Andria Zaia and John Mikovits from the National Museum of Industrial History about their upcoming Steel Weekend & Steelworkers Reunion, and also chats with Wade George from Authentic Adjustment in Emmaus.
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Greg Capogna talks with Andria Zaia and John Mikovits from the National Museum of Industrial History about their upcoming Steel Weekend & Steelworkers Reunion, and also chats with Wade George from Authentic Adjustment in Emmaus.
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Heidi Stahl speaks with Chef George from Mi Havana Cuban Cuisine in Emmaus, who talks about how he puts together his dishes - such as their Ropa Vieja - as well as how he brings a Cuban-Latin influence to diners in the Lehigh Valley.
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Heidi Stahl speaks with Chef George from Mi Havana Cuban Cuisine in Emmaus, who talks about how he puts together his dishes - such as their Ropa Vieja - as well as how he brings a Cuban-Latin influence to diners in the Lehigh Valley.
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Michael Drabenstott welcomes Jen Schuster, marketing and event coordinator for the Emmaus Farmers' Market, which is now in its 19th year of supporting local agriculture and building community every Sunday.