May 2, 2008: WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust goes one-on-one with Berks County Commissioner Mark Scott.They cover several issues including the economy, property taxes, and the Pennsylvania Primary Election during another edition of Ask the Commissioner; WEEU General Manager Dave Kline makes an exciting announcement regarding our coverage of the Commerce Bank Reading Classic Pro Cycling Race on June 5;

May is Older Americans Month.LuAnn Oatman and Pam Blumer from Berks Encore talk about the organization formerly known as the Berks County Senior Citizens Council.The organization is celebrating 40 years of service to the community; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart interviews Reading Phillies shortstop Jason Donald, one of the top prospects in the Phillies minor league system.

April 25, 2008: WEEU Feedback Host Mike Faust welcomes Reading Mayor Tom McMahon back to his show. Among other topics, Mayor McMahon discusses his recent meeting with Democratic Presidential Candidate Barack Obama; Tom Fidler, the Deputy Secretary of the State Department of Environmental Protection, made a visit to Reading last week. He covers a number of environmental issues; This is the final weekend of the 2008 Cherry Blossom Festival. Margie Degler, Co-Chair of the event, gives us a preview of what is happening on Sunday; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart catches up with Reading Phillies Infielder Brad Harmon who was recently called up the Philadelphia Phillies.

April 18, 2008: Wyomissing native Taylor Swift recently won two Major Awards at the Country Music Television Awards in Nashville. You will hear reaction from Swift, a part of her performance Monday night, and a hit song she played live on Charlie and Company one year ago. The second annual Cherry Blossom Festival continues this weekend. Don Moll, a member of the festival organization committee, and Crystal Seitz, the director of the Greater Reading Convention and Visitors Bureau, preview some of the events on Sunday April 20. April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Berks County Sheriff Eric Weaknecht tells us about the Child I-D Me Program. In Sports, former World Number 1 Tennis Player Monica Seles talks one-on-one with WEEU Feedback Host Mike Faust. Plus, Paul Roberts of WEEU takes a look at the upcoming NFL Draft with Dan Shonka, the General Manager of OURLADS Scouting Services.

April 11, 2008: This week was National County Government Week with the theme Protecting Our Children. Mike Faust of WEEU interviewed. George Kovarie, the Director of the Berks County Children and Youth Program, and Michael Kemp, the President of the county Foster Parents Association; Kerri Houston, a senior analyst with the Alliance for American Manufacturing, was a guest on the Jo Painter show. They discussed how U.S. trade policies with China are resulting in thousands of lost jobs here in Pennsylvania; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart talks one-on-one with Reading Phillies Outfielder Greg Golson, one of the top prospects in the Phillies organization; Diane LaBelle, the Executive Director of the Goggleworks Center for the Arts, previews the Second Sunday Open House on April 13.

April 4, 2008: A recap of the visit by Barack Obama visit to Reading including reaction from Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey, Reading Mayor Tom McMahon, and city residents; Jon Scott, the President of the Berks Economic Partnership, talks about the Penn Corridor Project; Cindy Kauffman, Reading Special Events Coordinator, and Dieter Wolter from Temple Greenhouse preview the 100TH anniversary of the Pagoda on Saturday, April 12, atop Mt. Penn; WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart interviews Adrian Grieve, the Executive Director of the Berks County Chapter of the American Red Cross, about the upcoming Legends of Tennis event featuring Monica Seles; Reading Phillies General Manager Scott Hunsicker tells us about some of the prospects that will be playing at First Energy Stadium this season.

March 28, 2008: Listen to a recap of the speech by former President Bill Clinton at Albright College; Mike Faust of WEEU recently caught up with Reading Police Chief William Heim on another edition of Ask the Chief; Mike Anderson, the Public Relations and Marketing Director at the Reading Public Museum, previews the Bagels and Bach program this Sunday morning featuring The Bridge Quartet. WEEU Sports Director Mitch Gerhart interviews Fleetwood Athletic Director Matt Diehl about the new school stadium project. Mitch also talks with Reading Phillies General Manager Scott Hunsicker who tells us what is new this season at First Energy Stadium.; Plus, the top news, business, and agricultural stories in Reading and Berks County.

March 21, 2008: Well known WEEU personality Jack Holcomb talks about winning the prestigious Earl Poole Award from the Pennsylvania Society of Ornithology; Dave Kline of WEEU catches up with accomplished saxophonist Bill Evans, who will be performing in Reading on April 2 as part of the VF Outlet Berks Jazz Fest; Reading Phillies and Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs President Chuck Domino, the most recent inductee into the Berks County Business Hall of Fame, discusses the Reading Phillies success both on and off the field; Paul Roberts speaks 1-on-1 with former All-State basketball player Alex Franklin, a Central Catholic grad now a starting Forward for the Siena Saints who qualified for the NCAA Tournament; Plus, all the top news, business, and agricultural stories in Reading and Berks County this week.

March 14, 2008: Reading Mayor Tom McMahon joins WEEU Feedback host Mike Faust for another edition of Ask the Mayor; Reading Symphony Orchestra Music Director Andrew Constantine previews the next concert at the Sovereign Performing Arts Center; Catch Part 2 of the Charlie Adams interview with Reading Express Owner Ted Lavender and Head Coach/General Manager Bernie Nowotarski.; Paul Roberts of WEEU talks with Central Catholic Boys Basketball Coach Snip Esterly and the Cardinals standout Point Guard Cameron Furman. Paul also tracks down Wilson Girls Basketball Coach Doug Myer; Plus, the top news, business, and agricultural stories in Reading and Berks County

March 7, 2008: Jo Painter talks with Captain Jeffrey Brizek, an Antietam grad serving our military in Iraq; Anne Wellock, executive director of the Friends of the Reading Museum, previews this week's Textile Festival; Bernie Nowatarski, head coach and general manager of the Reading Express, makes a visit to "Charlie and Company"; Diane LaBelle, executive director of the Goggleworks Center for the Arts, tells us what is on tap during Sunday's opern house; plus a recap of the top news stories this week in Reading and Berks County

February 29, 2008: Interviews with a Berks captain serving the military in Iraq, Phillies outfielder Shane Victorino, 3 championship basketball coaches, the director of the Miller Center at RACC, plus the 80th Oscars and business and agriculture news.