Hosted by Andrea Kaufman

Willow Valley residents Dale Johnson and Mary Stehman discuss two charitable food programs in which they participate. The Spring Run Food Program collects food and donations on a monthly basis for food-related charities in Lancaster County. Mary Stehman discusses the Manor Campus Garden Produce Program, for which Willow Valley residents grow fresh produce to donate to several food banks in Lancaster County.

Hosted by Ray Loewe

The Willow Valley Team Member Education Fund has awarded $1 million to further Team Members' educational goals since its inception in 2008. Scholarship Committee Member and resident Lucy Painter talks about the fund, and two of the thirty-two 2021 scholarship recipients, Azra Mutapcic and Colton Esbin, discuss their education and career goals made possible by the fund.

Hosted by Dale Johnson

Tom Gehr talks about his experience of teaching for five years in one-room Amish schoolhouses in Lancaster County. He discusses his work and relates anecdotes from this experience.

Hosted by Dale Johnson

Lifelong Lancaster resident and Lancaster City tour guide Tom Gehr discusses the Amish community in Lancaster. You may be surprised to learn that not all of the Amish are farmers. The Amish community in Lancaster County is the largest in the nation, and their lifestyle and farming practices therefore impact tourism here and influence on the area.

Guest: Kelsey

Hosted by Don Helin

The Willow Valley Craft Fair, held on November 11 and 12, 2022. team Member Kelsey Murray discusses the event, which offers an opportunity to view the goods made by artisans from within and without Willow Valley. It's a great chance to get some holiday gifts.

Hosted by Ray Loewe

Former college professor and actress Candice O'Donnell researches, writes the script for, and performs vignettes on the lives of Sarah Bernhardt, Mary Todd Lincoln, and Queen Victoria. Her show takes place on November 15 at Willow Valley's Cultural Center. Candace has adapted the show from a longer version that she performed at the Ware Center of Millersville University. She discusses her research method and a bit about each woman.

Hosted by Don Helin

Former Google employee Julie Ross discusses how her love of books drove her and two colleagues to open a unique small bookstore in Lancaster, Pocket Books. Julie talks about wanting to create a place for community members to discover and discuss books and connect with others.

Hosted by Bill Adams

National competitive bridge player and Willow Valley resident Ben Hawn discusses contract bridge, the right of bridge partner, and the his life of bridge playing.

Hosted by Liz Williams

Dr. Nancy Loane discusses her book, Following the Drum: Women at the Valley Forge Encampment, published in 2009. After a career in education, Nancy took a job as a Seasonal Ranger at Valley Forge National History Park and fell in love with the park's story. This led to her book and to another one she's now working on.