On the Mark from Newsradio 1070 WKOK

Fritz Heinemann, President, Andy Russell Charitable Foundation, Fred Keller, State Representative (R-85th, Kreamer) on the upcoming groundbreaking ceremony and the work parties, and the actual construction of the playground, all of which are all imminent. Rep. Keller will elucidate on a grant which provided a substantial sum for the project. We’ll get an update on the design, construction, blizzards and fundraising.

Helen Walter, President, Selinsgrove Chamber of Commerce, owner ‘Cottage on Pine,’  Duane Dewire, Member Board of Directors of Selinsgrove Chamber of Commerce, organizer/marketing team member 1/2K Fun Run, owner First Class Male, a thriving downtown Selinsgrove business, and Sire Advertising’s Shawn Felty on the fun May 4, 1/2K fun run event coming up on Selinsgrove. They’ll discuss the important and very fun, educational and hilarious event which is a downtown Selinsgrove edication/downtown awareness raiser, and a fund raiser for the All Inclusive Playground.

On The Mark from April 19, 2019 with Ben Reichley and Steve Kusheloff debating the results of the Mueller Report and its effect on President Trump, and other issues.

Movie Mike McGranaghan, professional movie critic, author and ‘women in cinema’ advocate, with his review of ‘Hellboy’ and he’ll have words about new movies. He’ll discuss entertainment news including Mike Myers will star in Netflix comedy series, and some of the ‘Avengers: Endgame’ footage has leaked online.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue about the proper way for US Cong. Ilhan Omar to behave…Joe says…stand down, and Mark says…make some noise!   We dispel a few myths about her and discuss why she is a lightning rod for criticism. Then we argue about why some Taylor University (a Christian college)students are protesting an upcoming visit by US Vice President Mike Pence.

Dr. Jennifer Rager-Kay, DO, ENT, Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialist, UPMC Susquehanna Sunbury, on the allergies which have befallen the sufferers in The Valley. Tree pollen—and what to do about it—is the subtitle of our program. We’ll talk about spring allergies, mold, what is—and isn’t an allergy, and her list of six big steps you can do for allergy relieve.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue about the President fomenting violence and death threats against US Cong. Llhan Omar. The President continues to Tweet divisive comments, and Rep. Omar says he’s instigating the increase in death threats she receives.

Marilyn Brill, membership/development chair, Merrill W. Linn Land and Waterways Conservancy, chair of the Plein Air Event, and Bobby Corby, Lewisburg, local artist, on the upcoming Plein Air Event held at the Dale/Engle/Walker house near Lewisburg. We talk about how the annual outdoor artistry event co-sponsored by the Linn Conservancy, Lewisburg Arts Council, Union County Historical Society and the Artists Guild, gives people of all levels of talent a chance to learn more, enjoy the outdoors and produce fabulous art.

Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan argue about the President’s plan to ‘gently place’ (read…dump) illegal immigrant/detainees in sanctuary cities. We discuss The Wall, asylum, and a better way to accept people who want in the US. We also talk about poverty, ghetto life and ‘what’s wrong with people who don’t better themselves.’

Alexander Riley, Bucknell University sociology professor, on the series of talks at Bucknell entitled ‘The ’60s at 50s,’ bringing several noted academic figures in to talk about legacies and consequences of the 1960s. Next up: April 19: Glenn Loury, Merton P. Stoltz Professor of the Social Sciences and professor of economics, Brown University; author of The Anatomy of Racial Inequality.