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In Touch this week is a visit with local children’s book author and Lycoming College student, E. P. Klopp, who wrote “An Orange Dog Named Blue”. Freddi speaks with E.P. to learn about her career as an author and playwright so far, and we’ll hear an excerpt from the first story in Klopp’s upcoming “Hope in the Heartland” series .  

In a special two-part In Touch this week, Freddi Hammer talks to the coordinators of two upcoming local events; The Geisinger Agriculture Safety Fair at the Clinton County Fairgrounds on April 15th and the 9th Annual Bone Hunt at R-Horizon Farm in Watsontown to benefit Arthur’s Pet Pantry in Milton on April 22nd.

Jake takes a walk down memory lane by looking through the April 26th, 1986 issue of Billboard Magazine.  What were some of the hottest tracks that week in 1986, and what songs were the record companies promoting.  Not only that, Jake gives us a refresher on some of the big stories of 1986.

This week... a Washington state man finds a stranger living in his attic, a Florida man is arrested for speeding to get to Taco Bell, a Danish man has fathered 550 (this is correct) children and much more, this week in The Files of the Strange & Deranged! Don't forget to listen to The Files of the Strange and Deranged weeknights at 9:40 on Classic Hits 93.3!

The West Branch Susquehanna Builders Association invites you to their 62nd Home Show in a *NEW* location at the Lycoming Mall this year.  From home building to home improvement to landscaping and lending, 250 vendors at the show have all your home needs.  WBSBA President Jody Harlan and Executive

This week... the TSA has declared peanut butter is a liquid, two escaped inmates from a Virginia prison are found in an IHOP, a cow is found wandering in Brooklyn and more, this week in the Files of the Strange & Deranged! Don't forget to listen to The Files of the Strange and Deranged weeknights at 9:40 on Classic Hits 93.3!

In this episode, Dr. Nancy Fitch from MedExpress talks about a new study that reveals 1 in 5 people under the age of 55 are being diagnosed with colon cancers.  However, more people are surviving colon cancer than ever before too.  Find out how a healthy lifestyle really can help prevent this life-threatening disease, what the risk factors are and what screenings can be done so you can beat any chance of colon cancer at an early and curable stage.

This week... a woman has her twins fingerprinted because she can't tell them apart, another woman is handing out dating 'resumes' and a man accidentally marries his sister!  These stories and more, this week on The Files of The Strange & Deranged! Don't forget to listen to The Files of the Strange and Deranged weeknights at 9:40 on Classic Hits 93.3!

In the latest episode of Growing Up 80’s with Jake Michaels, he looks back at the top 5 songs of the year 1981 according to Billboard.  He’ll also flashback to some of the big news stories of 1981 including the Iran Hostage Crisis, the John DeLorean acquittal and the new epidemic that became known as AIDS.  Don't forget to listen to the Jake Michaels Morning Show on Classic Hits 93.3 WBZD weekday mornings from 5am to 10am, and streaming online at wbzd.com and on our free Backyard Broadcasting mobile app.

This week... A cat gets run through an X-ray machine at an airport, the "Borg" is responsible for students going to the hospital and a 1-year old is discovered to have a "twin" in its head.  These stories and more this week in The Files of The Strange And Deranged!  Don't forget to listen to The Files of the Strange and Deranged weeknights at 9:40 on Classic Hits 93.3!