WDIY's series of short feature radio essays
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"Living Green in the Lehigh Valley" Produced
and presented by Annie Prince and Bruce Wilson, this four-minute segment
features advice, suggestions and tips on how to reduce one’s carbon
footprint and live a greener, more environmentally-friendly lifestyle.
The segments will air at the beginning of On the Media at 6pm on Tuesdays,
and also at 5:45pm on Wednesdays, as part of All Things Considered. Send
your ideas for content to lgitlv.wdiy@gmail.com
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| Click here to listen about Community Gardening. Click here to read the text. |
| Click here to listen about Green Roofs. Click here to read the text and view Green Roofs in the Lehigh Valley. |
| Click here to listen to part I about Trash. Click here to listen to part II. Click here to read the text. |
| Click here to listen about Buying Local. Click here to read the text. |
| Click here to listen about Climate Change the time to act locally has come! Click here to read the text |
| Click here to listen about Lehigh Valey Green Drinks with founder Diane Teti. |
| Click here to listen about fighting frost this winter. Click here to read the text. |
| Click here to listen as Tom Kerr, Sustainability Officer for the city of Allentown speaks about the initiatives for Allentown residents to live green in the Lehigh Valley. |
| Click here to listen about environmental education opportunities for children and families in the Lehigh Valley over the summer. |
| Click here to listen about tax incentives and rebates for renewable energy and energy efficiency. |
| "Musings" Visual and performing arts, literature and the people that create them are the subject of Musings. Musings features local and visiting artists revealing the inner passion that sparks their artistic life. Learn more about the Lehigh Valley's vibrant cultural community on Musings Tuesday and Thursdays at 5:45 during NPR's All Things Considered. Click here to see and listen to the archives. |
| Click here to listen: Lydia Panas talks about her exhibition "The Mark of Able" at the Allentown Art Museum and her special gallery talk at 5:00pm on February 24th. |
| Click here to listen: Part 2 - Gail Buckland talks about her exhibition "Who Shot Rock and Roll" at the Allentown Art Museum. |
| Click here to listen: Part 1 - Gail Buckland talks about her exhibition "Who Shot Rock and Roll" at the Allentown Art Museum. |
| Click here to listen: Singer, Songwriter Mary Fahl talks about her music and her benefit concert Saturday, Feb. 11th at the First Presbyterian Church in Easton. |
| Click here to listen: Bill Dautremont-Smith speaks with Gail Buckland, curator of the Who Shot Rock and Roll exhibition at the Allentown Art Museum, opening on February 11th 2012. |
| Click here to listen: Ellis Finger, Director of the Williams Center for the Arts talks about their 2012 Footlight Series starting with Hip-hop master Brandon Albright on January 28th 2012. |
| Click here to listen: Theo Anderson talks about his photographs from his Cowboy series on display through January 22nd at the Crayola Gallery at the Banana Factory. |
| Click here to listen: Part 2, Joshua Neth, Artistic Director of the Allentown Public Theatre talks about the new production of the Teddy Awards, held at the Red Door Cafe in the Seeger's Union Building, Muhlenberg College |
| Click here to listen: Part 1, Joshua Neth, Artistic Director of the Allentown Public Theatre talks about the new production of the Teddy Awards, held at the Red Door Cafe in the Seeger's Union Building, Muhlenberg College |
| Click here to listen: Part 2, Kim Roberston talks about her show "Working Acrylics" at the Brown Daub Gallery at the State Theatre in Easton |
| Click here to listen: Kim Robertson talks about her show "Working Acrylics" at the Brown Daub Gallery at the State Theatre in Easton |
| Click here to listen: Part 2 Jp Jordan, Director and Cathleen O'Mally, Ensemble Member talk about this years Christmas City Follies at Touchstone Theatre |
| Click here to listen: Part 1 Jp Jordan, Director and Cathleen O'Mally, Ensemble Member talk about this years Christmas City Follies at Touchstone Theatre |
| Click here to listen: Part 2 Richardo Viera, Professor of Art and Director of the LU Art Gallery |
| Click here to listen: Part 1 Richardo Viera, Professor of Art and Director of the LU Art Gallery |
| "Tasty Seasonal Recipes for the Everyday Chef" Produced by Maria Filosa |
| Click here to listen: Chocolate! Click here to read the text. |
| “At the Movies” A movie review with Paul Willistein, reprinted from the Focus section of the Lehigh Valley Press newspapers. Aired on Mondays during Lehigh Valley Art Salon 6 to 6:30 pm. |
| Click here to listen: 84th Academy Awards, 2011 Movies in Review and Paul's Oscar Picks. |
| Click here to listen: Albert Nobbs |
| Click here to listen: My Week with Marilyn |
| Click here to listen: The Muppets |
| Click here to listen: The Big Year |
| Click here to listen: Moneyball |
| Click here to listen: I don't know how she does it |
| Click here to listen: Sarah's Key |
| Click here to listen: The Help |
| Click here to listen: Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe called Quest. |
| Click here to listen: Buck |
| Click here to listen: The Music Never Stopped |
| Click here to listen: The Green Lantern |
| Click here to listen: Midnight in Paris |
| Click here to listen: X-Men |
| Click here to listen: Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides |
| Click here to listen: Hoodwinked Too! Hood vs. Evil |
| Click here to listen: Win Win |
| Click here to listen: Arthur |
| Click here to listen: Hop |
| Click here to listen: Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Rodrick Rules |
| Click here to listen: The Eagle |
| Click here to listen: Paul |
| "Change is in the Air," about the impact of change, is hosted and produced by local author Bathsheba Monk, and airs weekly on Mondays at 5:45 p.m. |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Bathsheba Monk |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Dr. Bill Dautremont-Smith |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Dr. Vera Cole |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Jim Steager |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Cat Cappel and Leah Naylor |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Elizabeth Rosen |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Nick Kusiak |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Sally Adams |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Carolyn Segal |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Paul Fuhrman |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Carol Ellis |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Bruce Boyer |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Paul Zakrzewski |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Leonard Kahn |
| Click here to listen to the essay by John Kusiak |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Morton Miller |
| Click here to listen to the essay by Fanny Barry |
| “Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Peace Corps” WDIY's radio essay series aired March through early July during All Things Considered, 5:45 pm; Saturday during World Rhythms, 1-3 pm; and Sunday during World Bop, 3-5 pm. The series was produced by Bob Cohen. |
| Click here to listen: Heidi Secord's experience in Mali |
| Click here to listen: Rob Steven's experience in Burkina Faso' |
| Click here to listen: Bob Cohen's experience Nigeria |
| Click here to listen: Bruce Whitehouse's experience in Mali |
| Click here to listen: John and Fran Kennedy's experience in Ghana |
| Click here to listen: Tammy Kita's experience in Grenada |
| Click here to listen: Lisa Schnell's experience in Ghana |
| Click here to listen: Mimi Arquin Stanford's experience in Thailand |
| Click here to listen: Linda Perron's experience in the Philippines |
| “Lore and Legends” with Lehigh Valley historian, Frank Whelan.
The segment featured every Wednesday at 5:44 pm during “All Things Considered.” |
| Click here to listen: 1936 A new facade for Hess's |
| Click here to listen: Allentown Symphony Hall |
| Click here to listen: 1869 May Yohe a Bethlehem native |
| Click here to listen: Arthur MacArthur, Jr. visits the Allentown Fair |
| Click here to listen: David Thomas, Welsh Iron Master |
| Click here to listen: Mary Abraham Titanic Survivor |
| Click here to listen: PPL Tower Building |
| "Why I do What I do" Presented by the Lehigh Valley Arts Council. Artists and professionals working the arts talk about their inspiration and why they chose their current careers. The essays are broadcast on the first Monay of each month during Lehigh Valley Arts Salon and appear in the Lehigh Valley Arts Council newsletter. |
| 1. Nora Suggs - Musician |
| 2. Lisa Higgins - Pa Shakespeare Festival |
| 3. Mark McKenna - Playwright |
| 4. Bridget George - The Bach Choir of Bethlehem |
| 5. Ruth Knafo Setton - Author - Lehigh University |
| 6. Katherine Craft - Writingpartner.com |
| 7. Christine Oaklander - Arts Coordinator, Lehigh Valley Health Network |
| 8. Bruce Ellsweig - Medical Director, Lehigh Valley Health Network Hospice |
| 9. Joe Garrera - Executive Director, Lehigh Valley Heritage Museum and Lehigh County Historical Society |
| 10. Ann Towne - Teacher, Weisenberg Elementary School |
| 11. Bob Ruhe - Businessman - Artist |
| "Stories in the Valley" Hosted by The Lehigh Valley Storytelling Guild |
| Marvelous Cat told by Ed Stivender |
| "Take Charge of your Life" Hosted by Eleanor Bobrow |
| Lyme Disease |
| Pediatric Cancer |