This week on the New Generation podcast, local musician and producer  Bob Sparks, joins the show to talk about his instrumental album called "Songs From The Valley." After driving back into Sharon from Ohio, Sparks was inspired by the views of the valley and created an instrumental album that everyone can enjoy.

This week on the New Generation podcast, special guests Sherris Moreira, Sharon's downtown development director, and Courtney Cilli, Sharon's downtown events coordinator, joined the show to discuss their roles. As newly-appointed economic development officials, Moreira and Cilli's mission is to support businesses, attract new enterprises, and coordinate downtown business district events.

This week on the New Generation podcast, special guest Kara Wasser, founder and CEO of OhanaLink Technologies, joins the show to talk about her road to entrepreneurship, app development, and what it is like to be a woman in the tech industry. Wasser created the concept and design for OhanaLink Baby—a smartphone app to help expectant mothers and their support system bridge the communication gaps between patients and their families.

This week on the New Generation podcast, special guest Doug Dick, EMS chief for Superior Ambulance and president of the Mercer County Pre-hospital Care Council, joins the show to talk about the current state of EMS services in the county.  Over the last 45 years, Dick has witnessed many changes in the industry, but with the recent decline in employees and lack of funding, he worries EMS services are in trouble.

This week on the New Generation podcast, special guest Angelia Sherman, manager of the Shenango Valley Animal Shelter, joins the show to talk about what all goes into running an animal shelter. As a life-long animal lover, Sherman enjoys working with animals despite the daily challenges faced.

This week on the New Generation podcast, we kick off the month of February by celebrating black culture and black history. Special guest Jasmine Musgrave, marketing manager at African Ancestry; Creator, author, and designer at First Mommy DC, joins the show to talk about what Black History Month means to her. In addition, Musgrave shares historical black facts and African American literature that highlights black culture.

This week on the New Generation podcast, we discuss the hardships of healthcare workers during a pandemic. Special guest Melissa King, Registered Nurse and hospital operations manager at AHN Grove City, joins the show to shed light on her experience working closely with COVID-19 patients. 

This week on the New Generation podcast, special guest Dr. Patrick Lackey joins the show to talk about his recent appearance as a contestant on America's Favorite Quiz Show "Jeopardy!" Lackey, a Westminster College chemistry professor and 2003 Kennedy Catholic High School graduate, is a life-long "Jeopardy!" fan and has always dreamed of being on the show. 

This week on the New Generation podcast we discuss Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his impact on the world. Special guest Rev. James Hosey, Associate Minister of Valley Baptist Church in Farrell, joins the show to talk about the significance of MLK Day.

This week on the New Generation podcast Tanner Mondok and Janeé Avery look back at 2021, highlight their favorite episodes of the year, and discuss what's to come in 2022.