Jack McCallum talks about the dangerous world of sports betting, which will skyrocket with the beginning of March Madness this week.

Jack McCallum talks about the rise to fame of Caitlin Clark, starting from her time on the University of Iowa's basketball team and continuing into the WNBA.

Jack McCallum talks about Bethlehem native Charles Marcon, who serves as a physical embodiment of the political divide.

Jack McCallum shares his experience at Essentials Cafe, a pay-what-you-can restaurant in Bethlehem working to feed every member of our community.

Jack McCallum talks about the four words that bring thoughts of spring to any baseball fan's mind.

Jack McCallum debates whether Philadelphia sports fans make the city an enjoyable or miserable city to play in for professional athletes.

Jack McCallum talks about Super Bowl Sunday's elevation to the equivalent of a federal holiday, and cheers on the hometown Eagles.

Jack McCallum defends the sport of pickleball, which he now plays himself, by dispelling some of the most common complaints about the game.

Jack McCallum talks about his time working at a local Lehigh Valley newspaper in the golden age of print news, and how the form of media has nearly disappeared.

Jack McCallum talks about the pain of losing a boyhood friend, and shares the guilt he's carried with him for the five decades since.