Waking up paralyzed from surgery wasn’t the first time Angie Piazza had faced physical hardship, but she certainly hadn’t anticipated this outcome or the impact it would have on her everyday life. What she thought would be a four week recovery has become a two and a half year process ...

Poetry Paths exists to facilitate connections through poetry and art, according to founder Kerry Sherin Wright. We had a chance to catch her vision for the program while recording the show at the Pennsylvania College of Art & Design. The college is one of Poetry Paths’ first “site partners” throughout ...

“I have a tendency to take the indirect route,” says Melody Williams. It’s that tendency that led her to the name of her shop, Winding Way Books, which now makes its home at 106 W. Chestnut Street on Gallery Row. Williams has had a great love for books from a ...

 Setting out to preserve hometown communities Arcadia Publishing's Images of America books work to make hometowns historic. Looking to feature a Lancaster County area they turned to local writer Cory Van Brookhoven to cover Warwick Township.A third generation local historian and having written several books and articles involving history in ...

Tom Knapp is a man who lives and breaths journalism. Ever since the sixth grade when he had to do an interview for his class newspaper Tom knew journalism was what he was going to do with his life. Now after nearly twenty-eight years with the Lancaster Newspaper, Tom shares ...

Lancaster resident Chad Diller has been a guest on the Howard Stern Show doing an impersonation of John the Stutterer. We talk about that experience and also about his business, U-Stickit Graphics.Chad's business Twitter account: @ustickitgrpx U-Stickit Graphics websiteSupport for this episode provided by Pennsylvania College of Art and Design.Theme music: ...