On the Mark from Newsradio 1070 WKOK

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan discuss and argue about the impending impeachment trial of President Donald John Trump, Trump’s Christian followers, and ‘what could make OTM perfect?’

 

 

Marsha Hubler, prolific local author, lecturer and teacher, on an upcoming book signing, what makes a good writer, and how to get published. We’ll discuss her appearance at an upcoming home schoolers conference, as well as the Tommi Pockets book, and the Keystone Stables series.

WKOK’s coverage of Shikellamy at Milton Boys Basketball from Monday, January 20, 2020 with Kevin Herr and “The Chief” Dave Ritchie.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue about the impeachment trial about the start in the US Senate. We discuss the evidence, the bias on both sides and the politics of the impeachment. We also discuss the PA Constitutional amendment regarding the election of appellate judges in PA.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue about the impeachment trial about the start in the US Senate. We discuss the evidence, the bias on both sides and the politics of the impeachment. We also discuss the PA Constitutional amendment regarding the election of appellate judges in PA.

On the upcoming series ‘Loneliness and the Four Loves.

Kelsi Chuprinski, Assistant Catholic Campus Minister, Bucknell University about the Bucknell Faculty Staff Christian Association, Bucknell Catholic Campus Ministry, Office of Religious and Spiritual Life, and Bucknell Orthodox Christian Fellowship have joined together to sponsor this series of conversations on “Loneliness and the Four Loves” on campus. They will coincide with the lead-up to Valentine’s Day and be a kind of alternative to the university Sex Positive Week. They were designed to address the problem of loneliness which is an especially acute problem among many young people today.  They say: Loneliness is epidemic in our culture today. Come join a new reading group to explore how to heal it by developing loving relationships, following the approach of C.S. Lewis in his classic short book, The Four Loves, which focuses on the unity yet distinctness of affection, friendship, eros, and charity or agape. From a Christian perspective, Lewis draws on Classical philosophical understandings of the four loves, combined with biblical insights, in a way that can be helpful to people of all faith or no-faith backgrounds.

Dr. Alexander Riley on The series: What does it mean to be American in 2019-20? Some look to 1776, some 1619 or 1620, 1787, 1863, 1941, 1964 or 1968, or to when their families arrived as immigrants. But what does it mean today?  The series examines questions that some see dividing the U.S. in a new “cold civil war” leading into the 2020 election: Is being American dependent on geography or soil? On class or race or sexuality or religion? On an idea? Or on something else? Is identity essential or relational? Come join a conversation with often controversial viewpoints, designed to help stimulate active intellectual reflection on ourselves. Reading groups will be scheduled the week before each event for discussing short writings by each speaker.

Rep. Schlegel Culver discusses the regional response to the UPMC Sunbury closure and legislation to try to keep state centers open.

Rep. Schlegel Culver discusses the regional response to the UPMC Sunbury closure and legislation to try to keep state centers open.

Mark Lawrence and Ben Reichley discuss Meghxit, the US/China trade deal, USMCA signing, UPMC Sunbury closure, Dillon the bear, and US Senator Casey and Toomey.  State house member Lynda Schlegel Culver calls in to update us on the UPMC Sunbury closure regional response.