Today's guest is Meg Geffken, a retired educator who is still teaching, just in a slightly different way. Meg's family history goes back in the Benton area for a few generations. Her love of history has created a post-career career in well researched performances of women from local and American history. Today, you will learn about Meg and a bit about two of those women. Enjoy.

This week, I talk to Abbie Morrison, who grew up in Bloomsburg and Berwick, has volunteered and worked for many community organizations and has a few different superpowers. Enjoy.

Unpleasant diagnosis but a good conversation. This week, I talk to Lisa Mitchell about being in the club no one wants to join.

In the second half of my conversation with Oren, he talks about becoming the Executive Director of a new gallery, his photographic work and heritage and the social imperative behind all of his work. Enjoy.

This week. I talk to Oren Helbok, Executive Director of the Exchange Gallery on Main Street, an accomplished photographer, train enthusiast and ex-calf wrestler. This is Part 1 of a two part interview. Enjoy.

Michele Hintz, a teacher at Bloomsburg High shares her classroom with digital technology, changing goals and AI. It's an interesting time to be a teacher. She'll tell us about it in this week's episode. Enjoy.

Today's guest is Charles Pursel (you probably know him as Cardy), retired attorney and lifelong resident of Bloomsburg. Cardy and I take a trip up Main Street as it was in roughly 1940. Time to geek on what was where when in Bloomsburg way back then.  Enjoy.

This is the second part of my interview with Steve Wright.  In this episode Steve talks about his 2,200 mile hike from Georgia to Maine on the Appalachian Trail. Enjoy.

Steve Wright, author of The Weight I Carried, joins us today for a talk about his childhood, his life and his 2,200 mile hike through grief to healing on the Appalachian Trail. 

There is a little adult language in this interview. Nothing you've not heard before.

Laurie McCants has had a life. Fortunately for her and others, it's not over yet but her story so far is quite interesting. Let's let her tell it.