(00 - 04:57) Correspondent Kim Sawyer has celebrity chef Carla Hall tell listeners some of the best ways they can stay healthy as they age, including exercising and eating good food! Hall recommends getting into the spot of pickleball, which has been growing in popularity in the US. She also recommends eating oats - and using them in a variety of ways - such as importing Quaker Oats into a fun new meatloaf recipe!

(4:58 -12:08 ) It’s time for Trick or Treating on Public Square, and Wilkes-Barre City Events Coordinator Mike Slusser stop by the show this morning to tell listeners about today’s free community event! Head to Public Square for noon today and go trick-or-treating with over a dozen local businesses! The event is hosted by the City, as well as the Diamond City Partnership and the Downtown Wilkes-Barre Business Association to support a safe, family-friendly event for all. You can check out all the other upcoming events the city has to offer by heading to their website or following them on social media!

(12:09 – 19:09) Then correspondent Kim Sawyer learns about the newest advancements in AI within the eyewear community. Zenni CTO David Ting explains how advancements in AI can help consumers with everything from making a virtual eye appointment to even getting an emergency pair of glasses in the same day, while currently offering thousands of styles to choose from! Learn more at Zennil.com

(19:09 – 30:04) Christopher Vernon stops by to discuss a new fundraiser happening at Monster Brewing in Scranton on November 2nd! Vernon is holding a benefit to support the Saint Cats & Dogs of Nay Aug Park. The former zoo inside the park has been converted into a shelter for cats, also providing education as well as a mobile spay/neuter unit. Vernon talks about the need for area shelters and addresses the feral cat issues that are affecting numerous communities across the Northeast. The event runs from 2-4pm on the 2nd and your $20 entry includes your first drink. Vernon says the shelter is also in need of donated supplies and volunteers. Learn more by following them on Facebook!

(00 - 04:57) Correspondent Kim Sawyer has celebrity chef Carla Hall tell listeners some of the best ways they can stay healthy as they age, including exercising and eating good food! Hall recommends getting into the spot of pickleball, which has been growing in popularity in the US. She also recommends eating oats - and using them in a variety of ways - such as importing Quaker Oats into a fun new meatloaf recipe!
(4:58 -12:08 ) It’s time for Trick or Treating on Public Square, and Wilkes-Barre City Events Coordinator Mike Slusser stop by the show this morning to tell listeners about today’s free community event! Head to Public Square for noon today and go trick-or-treating with over a dozen local businesses! The event is hosted by the City, as well as the Diamond City Partnership and the Downtown Wilkes-Barre Business Association to support a safe, family-friendly event for all. You can check out all the other upcoming events the city has to offer by heading to their website or following them on social media!
(12:09 – 19:09) Then correspondent Kim Sawyer learns about the newest advancements in AI within the eyewear community. Zenni CTO David Ting explains how advancements in AI can help consumers with everything from making a virtual eye appointment to even getting an emergency pair of glasses in the same day, while currently offering thousands of styles to choose from! Learn more at Zennil.com
(19:09 – 30:04) Christopher Vernon stops by to discuss a new fundraiser happening at Monster Brewing in Scranton on November 2nd! Vernon is holding a benefit to support the Saint Cats &amp; Dogs of Nay Aug Park. The former zoo inside the park has been converted into a shelter for cats, also providing education as well as a mobile spay/neuter unit. Vernon talks about the need for area shelters and addresses the feral cat issues that are affecting numerous communities across the Northeast. The event runs from 2-4pm on the 2nd and your $20 entry includes your first drink. Vernon says the shelter is also in need of donated supplies and volunteers. Learn more by following them on Facebook!

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Sunday Magazine: October 27, 2024

(00-2:27) Cold & Flu season is officially here, and Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn Attorney Ryan Molitoris talks with Frankie about medical misdiagnosis...and when it may be time for a 2nd opinion. 

(2:28-27:40) November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, and Epilepsy Foundation of Eastern PA Director Mary Loughlin joins Marcy to discuss what epilepsy is, how it affects people and signs and symptoms. Roughly 3.4 million Americans are affected by epilepsy...and over 110,000 of them are located right here in Eastern PA. Every 1 in 26 people will be disgnosed with epilepsy in their lifetime. The nonprofit is hosting a Strike Out Epilepsy Fundraiser at Chacko's Bowling Center on November 17th from 3-5pm. You can learn more by visiting their resource center on Wyoming Ave in Kingston or by visiting www.efepa.orgk

(27:40-30)  Do you know the hidden dangers of common household tools and appliances? HKQ Atty. Kevin Quinn warns Frankie and listeners of the importance to read safety labels and instructions, especially when using appliances such as space heaters during the colder winter months. Quinn also talks about checking for recalls and not using any items that may be broken or damaged.

(00-2:27) Cold &amp; Flu season is officially here, and Hourigan, Kluger &amp; Quinn Attorney Ryan Molitoris talks with Frankie about medical misdiagnosis...and when it may be time for a 2nd opinion. 
(2:28-27:40) November is Epilepsy Awareness Month, and Epilepsy Foundation of Eastern PA Director Mary Loughlin joins Marcy to discuss what epilepsy is, how it affects people and signs and symptoms. Roughly 3.4 million Americans are affected by epilepsy...and over 110,000 of them are located right here in Eastern PA. Every 1 in 26 people will be disgnosed with epilepsy in their lifetime. The nonprofit is hosting a Strike Out Epilepsy Fundraiser at Chacko's Bowling Center on November 17th from 3-5pm. You can learn more by visiting their resource center on Wyoming Ave in Kingston or by visiting <a href="https://www.efepa.orgk">www.efepa.orgk</a>
(27:40-30)  Do you know the hidden dangers of common household tools and appliances? HKQ Atty. Kevin Quinn warns Frankie and listeners of the importance to read safety labels and instructions, especially when using appliances such as space heaters during the colder winter months. Quinn also talks about checking for recalls and not using any items that may be broken or damaged.

Sunday Magazine November 17, 2024

(00-12:47) The Youth Enrichment Project is preparing for its Holiday Gift Bingo, coming up on November 10th at the Wyoming Hose Co. #2 at noon. Y.E.P. co-founders Nate and Kelly Kenney join Marcy to catch up on what the nonprofit's been up to since their summer community pool party and how they have helped families get their children involved in activities across NEPA. Proceeds from the bingo will assist in their mission of helping children explore extracurricular activities and supply needed equipment. The Y.E.P will also bring back their resource fair this winter, and will be collecting hats, mittens, scarves and more! Doors open at 11am for the bingo, games start at noon. Tickets are $30 with prizes ranging from game consoles and TV sets to vacuums and more! Learn more by following the Youth Enrichment Project on Facebook.

(12:48-25:33) Luzerne County Heads Start has been a vital organization for furthering childhood development and education in the area for decades, and the group had just been awarded a major grant to further develop their Early Head Start Home Visiting Program. Executive Director Lynn Evans Biga and Brooke Williams, Community Advocate,  says the grant will allow Head Start to help an additional 50 children and their families in Wilkes-Barre, Edwardsville and Exeter's programs, as well as hire 5 additional Family Educators. Learn more by visiting Luzerne County Head Start!

(25:34-27:09) WBRE/WYOU-TV's Nick Toma bring us another episode of Veterans Voices, where he traveles to the American Legion Post 73 in Shamokin. The post is home to thousands of historic military items and was started by Roger Allman. Post Commander Steven Miller believes it may be the largest collection in the state and can be an educational source for all. The duo are determined to continue to find and show pieces, especially ones that show the importance that Northumberland service members had in the military and America's history.

(20:10 - 30) Marcy reminds listeners about the 79th annual Wyoming Valley Veterans Day Parade taking place today at 2pm. The route begins on Market Street in Kingston, moving down Market Street before concluding at Public Square in Wilkes-Barre.

(00-12:47) The Youth Enrichment Project is preparing for its Holiday Gift Bingo, coming up on November 10th at the Wyoming Hose Co. #2 at noon. Y.E.P. co-founders Nate and Kelly Kenney join Marcy to catch up on what the nonprofit's been up to since their summer community pool party and how they have helped families get their children involved in activities across NEPA. Proceeds from the bingo will assist in their mission of helping children explore extracurricular activities and supply needed equipment. The Y.E.P will also bring back their resource fair this winter, and will be collecting hats, mittens, scarves and more! Doors open at 11am for the bingo, games start at noon. Tickets are $30 with prizes ranging from game consoles and TV sets to vacuums and more! Learn more by following the Youth Enrichment Project on Facebook.
(12:48-25:33) Luzerne County Heads Start has been a vital organization for furthering childhood development and education in the area for decades, and the group had just been awarded a major grant to further develop their Early Head Start Home Visiting Program. Executive Director Lynn Evans Biga and Brooke Williams, Community Advocate,  says the grant will allow Head Start to help an additional 50 children and their families in Wilkes-Barre, Edwardsville and Exeter's programs, as well as hire 5 additional Family Educators. Learn more by visiting Luzerne County Head Start!
(25:34-27:09) WBRE/WYOU-TV's Nick Toma bring us another episode of Veterans Voices, where he traveles to the American Legion Post 73 in Shamokin. The post is home to thousands of historic military items and was started by Roger Allman. Post Commander Steven Miller believes it may be the largest collection in the state and can be an educational source for all. The duo are determined to continue to find and show pieces, especially ones that show the importance that Northumberland service members had in the military and America's history.
(20:10 - 30) Marcy reminds listeners about the 79th annual Wyoming Valley Veterans Day Parade taking place today at 2pm. The route begins on Market Street in Kingston, moving down Market Street before concluding at Public Square in Wilkes-Barre.

Sunday Magazine: November 10, 2024

(00 - 13:06) Taking on an internship is a massive step in furthering your education - and getting a first-hand glimpse into your future career! - and Cumulus Media interns Morgan Masters and Taylor Sheare join the show to discuss how internships effect education today. The two discuss their own individual schools, backgrounds and career paths and how they ended up with an internship at Cumulus, as well as the many obstacles students today face when approaching an intern semester at college. They also discuss the importance of locally-owned businesses offering internships, challenges of paid-internships and what future workers have to offer while still students.

(13:07 - 25:54) The Youth Enrichment Project is preparing for its Holiday Gift Bingo, coming up on November 10th at the Wyoming Hose Co. #2 at noon. Y.E.P. co-founders Nate and Kelly Kenney join Marcy to catch up on what the nonprofit's been up to since their summer community pool party and how they have helped families get their children involved in activities across NEPA. Proceeds from the bingo will assist in their mission of helping children explore extracurricular activities and supply needed equipment. The Y.E.P will also bring back their resource fair this winter, and will be collecting hats, mittens, scarves and more! Doors open at 11am for the bingo, games start at noon. Tickets are $30 with prizes ranging from game consoles and TV sets to vacuums and more! Learn more by following the Youth Enrichment Project on Facebook.

(25:55 - 27:30) WBRE/WYOU-TV's Nick Toma bring us another episode of Veterans Voices, where he traveles to the American Legion Post 73 in Shamokin. The post is home to thousands of historic military items and was started by Roger Allman. Post Commander Steven Miller believes it may be the largest collection in the state and can be an educational source for all. The duo are determined to continue to find and show pieces, especially ones that show the importance that Northumberland service members had in the military and America's history.

(27:31 - 30) Frankie is joined by Hourigan, Kluger & Quinn Attorney Kevin Quinn to discuss the hidden dangers in your home. Items like appliances and everyday household products may pose a threat to your health and safety if used incorrectly, or if the product is damaged or defective. Quinn brings up space heaters now that cooler weather is upon us and the need to read the warning and instruction labels to ensure proper use.

(00 - 13:06) Taking on an internship is a massive step in furthering your education - and getting a first-hand glimpse into your future career! - and Cumulus Media interns Morgan Masters and Taylor Sheare join the show to discuss how internships effect education today. The two discuss their own individual schools, backgrounds and career paths and how they ended up with an internship at Cumulus, as well as the many obstacles students today face when approaching an intern semester at college. They also discuss the importance of locally-owned businesses offering internships, challenges of paid-internships and what future workers have to offer while still students.
(13:07 - 25:54) The Youth Enrichment Project is preparing for its Holiday Gift Bingo, coming up on November 10th at the Wyoming Hose Co. #2 at noon. Y.E.P. co-founders Nate and Kelly Kenney join Marcy to catch up on what the nonprofit's been up to since their summer community pool party and how they have helped families get their children involved in activities across NEPA. Proceeds from the bingo will assist in their mission of helping children explore extracurricular activities and supply needed equipment. The Y.E.P will also bring back their resource fair this winter, and will be collecting hats, mittens, scarves and more! Doors open at 11am for the bingo, games start at noon. Tickets are $30 with prizes ranging from game consoles and TV sets to vacuums and more! Learn more by following the Youth Enrichment Project on Facebook.
(25:55 - 27:30) WBRE/WYOU-TV's Nick Toma bring us another episode of Veterans Voices, where he traveles to the American Legion Post 73 in Shamokin. The post is home to thousands of historic military items and was started by Roger Allman. Post Commander Steven Miller believes it may be the largest collection in the state and can be an educational source for all. The duo are determined to continue to find and show pieces, especially ones that show the importance that Northumberland service members had in the military and America's history.
(27:31 - 30) Frankie is joined by Hourigan, Kluger &amp; Quinn Attorney Kevin Quinn to discuss the hidden dangers in your home. Items like appliances and everyday household products may pose a threat to your health and safety if used incorrectly, or if the product is damaged or defective. Quinn brings up space heaters now that cooler weather is upon us and the need to read the warning and instruction labels to ensure proper use.

Sunday Magazine: October 27, 2024

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