WDIY Headlines

Dr. Afshar presents a synopsis of the week's economic news with a detailed look at trends in the Lehigh Valley and the nation.

(Original air-date: 2/5/2016)

Members of the Lehigh Valley repertory company, The Crowded Kitchen Players, talk with hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle about their latest play, "Pints, Pounds and Pilgrims," at The IceHouse in Bethlehem. 

(Original air-date: 2/1/2016)

Anne P. Grogan, MSW, LSW, and Director of Geriatric Services for Positive Aging, at St. Luke's Center for Positive Aging in Bethlehem joins host Eleanor Bobrow to discuss memory loss. 

(Original air-date: 1/25/2016)

Laurie Siebert and her guest, Mark Bacak, District Manager for the Social Security Administration, will discuss: "Social Security Changes." 

(Original air-date: 2/3/2016)

Bill Dautremont-Smith speaks to composer and jazz pianist Eric Mintel about his performance at the Mauch Chunk Opera House in Jim Thorpe on Saturday, February 6th which will feature original music and performances of classic TV theme songs. 

(Original air-date: 2/2/2016)

Hosts George Miller and Kate Scuffle explore the comedy scene in the Lehigh Valley with guest Dan Maher from the Lehigh Valley improv comedy team, Mandudebro.

(Original air-date: 1/25/2016)

Dr. Afshar presents a synopsis of the week's economic news with a detailed look at trends in the Lehigh Valley and the nation.

(Original air-date: 1/29/2016)

Robert D. Touzeau, CLU, ChSNC, LUTCF joins host Laurie Siebert to discuss financial planning for special needs families. Robert and Laurie also take listener questions live on the air.

(Original air-date: 1/27/2016)

Multi-instumentalist, composer, and musical chameleon, George Hrab, returned to the WDIY studios to talk about The Broad Street Score, a reworking of his compositions from the last 20 years for a performance with string quartet, the Rittenhouse Strings, on Saturday, January 23rd at the IceHouse in Bethlehem.

In addition to discussing George's career, host Bill Dautremont-Smith played some of the original versions of George's songs with previews of the string quartet versions.

(Original air-date: 1/19/2016)

"Journeys to Justice -- Learning and Action" is the topic of two upcoming forums, sponsored by the Institute for Jewish-Christian Understanding.  On this program, host John Pearce welcomes Dr. Peter Pettit and Rabbi Allen Juda to the WDIY studios. Included in the forums: hunger, domestic violence, education. What is just and how can you achieve justice?

(Original air-date: 1/14/2016)