Feedback with Dan Holzman

On the inaugural 2026 edition of Feedback Bill talked about the Postal Service's comments on mail-in ballots, how well DOGE did in it's promise to save $1 trillion in cuts in one year, and the mainstream media's take on an independent journalists' reporting on daycare fraud in Minnesota. 

Beginning in the 10 o'clock hour, Dr. Tim Blessing, a political history professor at Alvernia University joined the show for a two-hour discussion about the top stories of 2025. 

On the last show of 2025 Bill talked about the impact Pennsylvania's redesigned provisional ballots had on the election, influencers spreading Christianity online with young people listening, and electricity prices soaring across the country.

In the 11 o'clock hour Yvonne Stroman of the Council on Chemical Abuse of Berks County joined the show for a discussion on how to prepare for the holidays in a safe way to reduce the potential for addiction.

Happy holidays!

On today's show Bill was joined by Berks County Commissioner Christian Leinbach in the 10 o'clock hour to talk about the county's budget, the Reading regional airport, and the Schuylkill River passenger rail project. In the 11 o'clock hour Bill was joined by Dr. Tim Blessing, a Political History Professor at Alvernia University, for a discussion on today's national and international political issues. 

On today's show, Bill talked about Reading City Council considering amending the budget they just passed, Pennsylvania American Water is planning to build a new treatment plant in Exeter, and the Democrat-controlled State House ends the year by passing a controversial bill.

In the 11 o'clock hour, Jessica Walb of Perfetto Insurance joined the show to go over the changes to Medicare that are coming in the new year. 

Toni Reece hosted for Bill today. She talked with Kristine Treese, Lucine Sihelnik, and Heather Zimmerman.

On today's show Bill discussed how Pennsylvania residents really feel about AI data centers, why nearly 30 employees have left Chester county's elections office since 2021, and a powerful new drug is creating a withdrawal crisis in Philadelphia and other cities across the country. 

On today's episode of Feedback, Bill discuss the State General Assembly ending the year with the lowest number of new laws in at least a decade, the House GOP unveils health plan for vote this week, and a Syrian who killed three US Soldiers was a Member of the Syrian Security Forces, as well as he recent shootings over the weekend. 

On today's show Bill discussed Governor Shapiro's comments on Data Centers, a new poll about American's feelings on President Trump's handling of the economy, and thousands of confirmed and suspected terrorists being in the country. 

Beginning in the 10 o'clock hour, Dr. Tim Blessing, a Political History Professor at Alvernia University joined the show.

On today's show, Bill talked about residents living in Hampden Boulevard being concerned with new parking restrictions, the Reading School District is considering renovations and/or replacing the Riverside Elementary school building, and independent voters in Pennsylvania file a lawsuit to end the state's closed primaries. 

On today's show Bill talked about Reading Mayor Eddie Moran's statement on City Council's budget proposal, the State Senate issues more subpoenas to seek more information on how much taxpayer money was used to enhance security at Governor Shapiro's home in Montgomery county, and Trump's  travel to Mount Pocono. Plus plenty of phone calls. 

In the 10 o'clock hour State Senator Judy Schwank joined the program to take questions from listeners.