Host John Pearce welcomes Dr. Lindsay M. Chervinsky, a presidential historian and expert on government institutions to talk about her book The Cabinet: George Washington and the Creation of an American Institution. Then, John chats with... John Adams? Yes, THE John Adams about his hand in helping draft the Declaration and he even takes a call from Thomas Paine!

Sally Handlon welcomes Kumari Ghafoor-Davis, MSW, director for Community Action Lehigh Valley's Campaign for Racial and Ethnic Justice. They discuss the various programs currently offered, and those being created, which target developing stronger relationships with our community—as families, organizations, and companies.

Sally Handlon presents the inaugural segment of Lehigh Valley Business Beat, highlighting business leaders and entities, issues, and resources in our community. This episode features Nancy Dischinat, Executive Director of the Workforce Development Board Lehigh Valley.

Alan Jennings examines the history and future of The Morning Call with its recent purchase by Alden Global Capital. He invites Morning Call reporter Kayla Dwyer and editor-in-chief Mike Miorelli to explain the struggles of the newspaper industry, the threat of its demise from digital media, and the importance of reporting local news.

John Pearce welcomes Dr. Bryon Grigsby, 16th president of Moravian College and Seminary, who explains how and why Moravian College will soon become Moravian University.

Sally Handlon talks about the Bethlehem Food Co-Op finding a home with Kelly Allen, Board President and Carol Ritter, Board Member and Capital Campaign Chair. They share current news, the process of selecting the northside Bethlehem location, and the next steps in targeting a fall 2022 opening.

Sally Handlon welcomes Lehigh Valley SCORE chapter Program Director Girish Sud and volunteer/mentor Catherine Bailey to talk about how SCORE has been supporting local small business for 56 years with a variety of programs available for everything from start-ups to ongoing businesses.

Alan Jennings hosts Bethlehem City Councilman J. William Reynolds and Dana Grubb, both Democratic candidates for Bethlehem mayor in the upcoming May 18 Pennsylvania primary election. In this forum, the candidates discuss affordable housing, race and inclusion, business development, taxes and the future quality of life for the residents of Bethlehem.

Karen El-Chaar talks about the importance of bird and bat habitats along with human coexistence. She speaks with members of the Lehigh Valley Audubon Society, the Save Our Swifts project in Bethlehem, and the Partnership for the Delaware Estuary.