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Keystone EditionKeystone Edition Reports - Hot on the Trails - Podcast Version2025-05-0627 minKeystone EditionKeystone Edition Arts - American Dreams - Podcast VersionWe explore examples of art that have effectively promoted civic responsibility2025-04-2956 minKeystone EditionKeystone Edition Health: Aging and Your Eyes - Podcast Version2025-04-2227 min
UP TO DATEApril 16, 2025Today - basketball championships run in the family for three Scranton students, Pennsylvania wants to recruit more bilingual workers, and Julie Sidoni sends us a new Pennsylvania Postcard.2025-04-1608 minKeystone EditionKeystone Edition Business - BizPitch: Campus Innovators - Podcast Version2025-04-1556 minKeystone EditionKeystone Edition Reports: Clearing the Air on Legalizing Marijuana - Podcast Version2025-04-0827 minKeystone EditionCommunity Canvas: The Murals that Define Us - Keystone Edition Arts - Podcast VersionMurals are popular throughout our region, reminding us of people and events from the past, visually conveying shared values, and providing inspiration. Keystone Edition: Arts will explore how murals provide a sense of place in communities, connecting us to our shared past, present, and future.2025-03-2527 minKeystone EditionPreventing Teen Suicide - Podcast Version - Keystone Edition HealthSuicide is a leading cause of death for teens. Unfortunately, suicides in children are on the rise.2025-03-1827 minKeystone EditionWomen Building the Future - Podcast Version - Keystone Edition BusinessExplore how women are building the future through mentorship, education, and industry support.2025-03-1127 minKeystone EditionKeystone Edition Reports: On the Fringe of Ireland - Podcast VersionScranton Fringe Festival announced a cultural exchange program with Scranton's sister city in Irelan2025-03-0427 minKeystone EditionBackstage Pass - Keystone Edition Arts - Podcast VersionWe talk with people who work behind the scenes and impact how we experience artistic productions2025-02-2527 minKeystone EditionTreating Pediatric Cancer - Keystone Edition Health - Podcast VersionPediatric cancer is relatively rare, but it can be effectively treated and often cured.2025-02-1827 minKeystone EditionCreative Entrepreneurship - Keystone Edition Business - Podcast VersionThe arts can be perceived as a career where people choose passion over profit.2025-02-1127 minKeystone EditionKeystone Edition Reports: Homelessness in NEPA - Podcast VersionCan these organizations keep up with the rising need and changing laws?2025-02-0427 minKeystone EditionBeyond Paper: The Artistry Within - Podcast VersionPaper is a very common material to use when creating, but that doesn't mean it's boring!2025-01-2827 minKeystone EditionHealth Workforce ShortageWe'll take a closer look at the healthcare workforce shortage2025-01-2127 minKeystone EditionFrom Sci-Fi to Reality - Podcast VersionWe look into the future of major tech developers right here in our area.2025-01-1427 minKeystone EditionPA School Report Card - Keystone Edition ReportsNearly 5 years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools online, the impact is still felt across PA2025-01-0727 minKeystone EditionWinter Magic: Celebrating the Art of Ice & Snow - Keystone Edition ArtsWhen does playing in the snow become art?2024-12-2427 minKeystone EditionMicroplastics: Hidden in Plain Sight - Keystone Edition HealthMicroplastics are everywhere—from the food we eat and the water we drink to the air we breathe. But what does this invisible pollutant mean for our health?2024-12-1727 minKeystone EditionCounting on CultureCultural celebrations like markets and parades can bring thousands of people together, and they're vital drivers of economic development.2024-12-1027 min
Wilkes-Barre ConnectMedia Literacy w/Julie SidoniIn this episode of The Wilkes-Barre Connect Podcast, host Dan Kimbrough sits down with Julie Sidoni from WVIA to discuss the critical importance of media literacy in today's information landscape.
They explore the rapid changes in media consumption, the distinction between news and information, and the key differences between public and commercial media.
Julie shares insights from WVIA's listening tour, highlighting the diverse needs of communities within their large coverage area and the challenges of maintaining trust in local journalism. She emphasizes the value of hyper-local reporting and the role of local media in community...2024-10-2825 min
The Beautiful and BannedBonus Episode: Live Recording with Maureen Corrigan!In this special bonus episode, Christine and Jessica recorded a conversation with NPR's Maureen Corrigan live at Wilkes University! Listen in to this incredible, wide-ranging conversation as Maureen--who recorded a Great Course about banned books throughout history--shares her vast knowledge with Christine, Jessica, and their audience.COMING SOON: Season 2 launches in THREE WEEKS, on September 3!As we're busy reading and prepping for our next season, we could use your help more than ever. If you haven’t yet become a Patreon subscriber, you can join now for just $3 a month. In addition to jo...2024-08-131h 04
Call the Doctor PodcastAllergiesHow can you live with allergies, especially this time of year?2023-05-2226 minCall the Doctor PodcastConcussions & Common Sports InjuriesAny time somebody is playing a sport or even exercising, injury is a risk.2023-05-1127 minCall the Doctor PodcastThe Rise of MelanomaDermatologists say they are finding more melanoma than ever before.2023-05-0427 minCall the Doctor PodcastBalance IssuesWe'll discuss some common balance issues and methods of helping you find your footing2023-04-2727 minCall the Doctor PodcastStress and its EffectsA certain amount of stress is normal, but too much over time can lead to issues & symptoms2023-04-2027 minCall the Doctor PodcastDigestive DisordersWe all get digestive issues from time to time. But there are those whose symptoms are much more severe than that. Some people deal with poor digestion every single day, and that can affect their lives in many different ways. We'll talk about some of the more common stomach and intestinal issues, when to worry and what you can do if this describes you or someone you know.2023-04-1327 min
The Ryan Leckey ShowWill Local TV News Ever Be The Same? w/ Julie Sidoni | The Ryan Leckey Show | Ep. 4In this episode, Ryan sits down with his longtime friend and former coworker at WNEP, Julie Sidoni. Julie is now the News Director for WVIA, the PBS and NPR affiliate for North East Pennsylvania.
Ryan and Julie start off the conversation by reminiscing about their time together in news. They share some of their favorite memories, talk about the challenges they faced, and discuss how the industry has changed since then.
The conversation then moves on to the future of content and news. Ryan and Julie discuss how people consume news today and how it's important for news outlets to...2023-04-1235 minCall the Doctor PodcastParkinson's DiseaseParkinson’s disease affects the nervous system, and therefore the parts of the body controlled by the nervous system. Symptoms can start slowly, but the disease is progressive, and there is no cure. We wanted to ask the experts to explain what happens when someone has Parkinson’s Disease, and maybe more importantly the best ways to live with it. Parkinson's Disease on Call the Doctor.2023-04-0627 minCall the Doctor PodcastVascular DiseaseWe discuss common vascular diseases, how they’re found, and how they’re treated2023-03-3028 minCall the Doctor PodcastTinnitusTinnitus, according to Harvard Health, is ringing or other constant noise in your head.2023-03-2327 minCall the Doctor PodcastLung Disease & CancerThere are many different types of lung disease and there are even different types of lung cancer. We will take a look at some of the more common lung ailments in the region, how they’re diagnosed, and how they’re treated.2023-03-1627 minCall the Doctor PodcastFood as MedicineIt’s important to listen to your doctors when it comes to treating injury or illness. But nutrition can certainly play a role in how healthy we are and how quickly we recover.2023-03-0926 minCall the Doctor PodcastAutoimmune Disease2023-03-0227 minCall the Doctor PodcastLearning To Live with DiabetesEvery 23 seconds, someone is diagnosed with a form of diabetes. That’s a statistic from the American Diabetes Association. As common as that is, hearing that you or a loved one has diabetes can be scary. But medical professionals are teaching people all over our area how to manage and successfully live with different types of the disease.2023-02-2327 minCall the Doctor PodcastWhat’s New in the World of Physical TherapyWhat to expect, and how to get the best experience out of your therapy2023-02-1527 minCall the Doctor PodcastAll About Stomach Cancer2023-02-0927 minCall the Doctor PodcastWintertime IllnessWinter is typically high time for viruses and other infections. The past few months, we had not only flu and COVID to worry about – but an unusually active RSV season as well. This episode is meant to give great information we can all use right now about the “usual” illnesses we see this time of year, how they spread, what to worry or not worry about, and what parents need to watch for in children2023-02-0127 min
Inflection Points#8- Community Spotlight: Agnes 50: Life After The Flood with WVIA's Julie Sidoni & Alexander MonelliFor episode 8, we have a unique community spotlight featuring News Director Julie Sidoni and filmmaker Al Monelli of WVIA. We discuss each of their career paths that brought them to where they are today, Al’s new documentary film being released on June 23rd exploring the impact of Hurricane Agnes 50 years later, and the future of public television in today’s digital age. When I first pitched this idea, our team was interested in hearing more, but there was one question, which Julie even...2022-06-221h 08