Rebecca Walz

Host Laurie A. Siebert, CPA, CFP(r), AEP(r), moves from the balance sheet discussion last week to your personal income statement this week - understanding cash flow and controlling it. (Original air date May 8, 2013.)

Host Jim Wardrop welcomes Hot Bijouxx to the studio for a live performance as part of our Public Radio Music Month celebration.

Host Steve Aaronson welcomes members of the Bethlehem Fine Arts Commission to discuss the 48th Annual Fine Art and Craft Show, happening Mother's Day Weekend -- May 11th and 12th in Historic Bethlehem.  Main Street will be scene of over 70 artists and crafters, who will be displaying a variety of prints, drawings, watercolors, oils, photos, jewelry, clothing, woodwork, glass, and other media. (Original air date May 6, 2013.)

Laurie A. Siebert, CPA, CFP(r), AEP(r),  discusses breaking down your personal balance sheet on the next program.

Next Sunday is Mother's Day. What are you planning for the woman who changed your diapers, wiped your nose, drove you to practice, and shaped you into the adult you've become?

WDIY has partnered with RichMar Florist of the Lehigh Valley to send a beautiful bouquet to that special Mom in your life.

For a donation of $100 to the station, we'll send a Designer's Choice Spring Mixed Bouquet to your mom...or any special mom...anywhere in the U.S. All you have to do is click the link below, fill out the simple form, and we'll take care of the rest.

Hosts Paul Willistein and George VanDoren welcome the three first-place winners in the Eighth Annual Poetry Project; a collaboration between The Press newspapers and WDIY. Each student poet will have a chance to read their winning poem, and discuss the inspiration for their work. There will be one student in each of the three age groups: elementary, middle and high school. (Original air date, April 29, 2013.)

WDIY began its new monthly feature “Community Bands of the Lehigh Valley” this morning as part of its WDIY Classics program. The monthly program will air at 11am on the last Monday of the month for the next year, culminating with the Concert Bands International Convention happening at Miller Symphony Hall in March, 2014.

Co-hosts John Pearce and Ray Schwab welcome guest Dr. Daniel Wilson, Professor of History at Muhlenberg College.  The topic: studying the history of medicine. Dr. Wilson, a polio survivor, has written three books on polio epidemics.

Host Laurie A. Siebert, CPA, CFP(r), AEP(r), reviews retirement planning strategies.