On today's show Dan talked about 38% of Americans being estranged from a family member, dietary guidelines changing, and traditions mattering. All that and more on Feeback!

On this edition of "Feedback," host Dan Holzman discusses freedom of speech, the origins of COVID-19, former FBI director James Comey and more.

On today's Feedback, new host Dan Holzman takes the reins of the show to introduce himself and discuss Bernie Sanders and John Fetterman not seeing eye to eye, pepper spraying drones to protect schools, Dr. Fauci and the ongoing hearing, and much more!

On this edition of "Feedback," departing host Bill Saunders and incoming host Dan Holzman talk with Alvernia University professor Dr. Tim Blessing about recent political events and how they compare and contrast with those of the past.

On today's show Bill introduced Dan Holzman, the new host of Feedback. The two talked about if cellphones affect elementary school children, and if both political parties are starting to court John Fetterman. 

In the second hour, they discussed protecting a loved one with special needs with guests from Girard, a Univest Wealth Division. 

Today, interim host Bill Saunders discusses how Berks County officials move forward with buying an office building on Reading's Penn Street, the Trump administration is set to end a Medicare subsidy program, Tower Health announces layoffs at Pottstown Hospital, and asks can an inmate on death row be deemed too old to be executed. Guests calling in talked with Bill on the lack of landline coverage and repairs as well. Tune in for a thoughtful comversation on the topics shaping our community today. 

Today, Bill Saunders asks the questions can TV viewing can lead to Alzheimer's disease, Pennsylvania has not raised its minimum wage since 2009, will 2026 be the year lawmakers agree to finally raise it, and do Pennsylvania Democrats think Washington is influencing local elections? Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on the topics shaping PA today. 

On today's episode of FEEDBACK, interim host Bill Saunders discusses how Americans are changing their grocery shopping habits due to high food prices, how rape crisis centers in Pennsylvania get some much needed funding from the state, and the recent topic of daylight savings time. Bill also asks us how Pennsylvania has an energy advantage over other states, so why are residents in the state paying higher electricity bills. Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on the news shaping Berks County today. 

Alvernia University Political History Professor Dr. Tim Blessing joing Bill Saunders in the first hour to discuss the Iranian War, and whether the U.S. can maintain its long-standing policy of being prepared to fight two wars simultaneously. In our second hour, we are joined by Dr. Eric Angstadt of Angstadt Family Dental to talk about preventing dental emergencies. Listen in for a thiughtfull conversation on the news shaping our community today. 

Today on FEEDBACK, Bill Saunders discusses ICE's decision to not use warehouses in Berks and Schuylkill Counties as detention centers, former Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano's nomination for a diplomatic post advances in the Senate, and forced foreclosures are on the rise nationwide, according to a new analysis. Listen in for a thoughful conversation on the news stories shaping our community today.