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Join Al Marschke from Saga Media as he sits down with the up-and-coming visionary behind Life Camera Soul Photography, Jordan Jenkins. In this inspiring episode of "Through the Lens," we dive into Jordan's photographic odyssey, exploring the pivotal moments that led him to chase the light and capture life through his unique perspective.

From his earliest clicks to the latest snapshots, Jordan shares his candid story of stepping out of his comfort zone and the transformative power of following one’s passion. Al, a seasoned professional in the field, and Jordan, a rising star, exchange insights on the art and soul of photography, the challenges and triumphs of starting a business, and the future aspirations that keep their shutters clicking.

Whether you’re a fellow photographer, an entrepreneur at heart, or someone looking to kindle your creative spark, this conversation promises to illuminate the path of turning a passion into a profession. Tune in to "Through the Lens" and be part of a dialogue about growing, learning, and envisioning the future of photography.

In this captivating episode of "Through the Lens," we sit down with Mike Harintan, a distinguished photographer who penetrated the veiled perimeter of Chernobyl three decades post-catastrophe. Harintan's vivid narrative escorts us through the obscured corridors of history, revisiting the Russian government's concealment efforts and the enduring spirit of the survivors. His recent publication, "Chernobyl: Aftermath of the World's Greatest Disaster," encapsulates the last visual chronicles of the exclusion zone before installing the iron dome over Reactor #4. Mike's lens captures the untamed landscapes and the skeletal remains of ground zero—areas beyond the reach of regular tours. He discusses the inevitability of nature engulfing the remnants of the calamity and the paramount importance of documenting the truth before it's swallowed by time. Join us as we unveil the silent echoes of Chernobyl through Mike's eyes, preserving the poignant testimony of resilience and remembrance.

In this illuminating episode of 'Powering Progress,' host Al Marschke sits down with Jeremy Bruce, the dynamic Chief Executive Officer at Saga Companies, to explore the burgeoning world of microgrids. As these self-sufficient energy systems proliferate across business communities and residential areas, Jeremy shares his valuable insights on how microgrids are revolutionizing the way we think about power distribution and energy resilience. Listen in as they discuss the environmental, economic, and social impacts of microgrid adoption and how Saga Companies is leading the charge in integrating these systems into the fabric of local communities. Whether you're an energy enthusiast, a business owner, or just someone curious about the future of sustainable power, this conversation will shed light on the benefits and challenges of a microgrid-powered society. Join us to discover how microgrids could transform your community and fuel a cleaner, more reliable energy future.

Join us on "The Competitive Edge," a podcast where Tobias (Toby) Schwab, a seasoned Human Resource specialist, dives into the complexities of the job market. Toby brings a unique perspective to the conversation, having recently transitioned to his current role through the processes he explores. He shares invaluable insights on differentiating oneself in a crowded field, focusing on enhancing sales and networking skills to stand out. With host AJ Marschke, Toby discusses strategic tactics that can give job seekers a decisive advantage in this competitive landscape. Tune in for an enlightening discussion that promises to arm you with the tools to navigate your career trajectory successfully.

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In this episode, Jeremy takes us to the Cashtown Inn near Gettysburg, PA. Jeremy recounts that on a couple's weekend, they experienced a possible civil war soldier "residual" encounter that kept them up all night long!

In this episode, Jere talks about the paranormal investigation of the Demon House located in Monongahela, PA. Over 120 years ago, this mansion was built on a Native American burial site. The owners vanished in the late 1800s and for over 100 years, it sat vacant until it was re-opened as a Halloween attraction. Jeremy details their experience investigating this home in 2014, where a black dark mist came over a chair & lamp right in front of their eyes, and it was caught on camera.

In our first episode, Jeremy discusses his days as a paranormal investigator with the group S.P.O.O.K.S Pittsburgh, where he tells the chilling story of Miss Carolines B&B (now Perkey Pelicans Christmas Store) in St. Augustine, where he experienced not only multiple voices caught on recording but a detailed photo of a man caught in a mirror!