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Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest in West Chester news including local pressures stemming from the budget shortfall, a fall sports postseason recap and WCU's nursing program hits a major milestone this year.

West Whiteland Township Supervisor Brian Dunn discusses the state of the Exton Mall development plan.

This week's show has two candidates running for Prothonotary and Clerks of Courts respectively as guests.

Bob Curran joins the Morning Show to talk about World Polio Day.

Behind the Curtain uncovers the real behind the mask of celebrities, politicians and sports figures. Astrologer Francis Dunnery talks with Donna Saul about Donald Trump.

Eagles get back in the win column, Dodgers Blue Jays World Series, big SEC matchup recap and Notre Dame gets their big win.

Dr Jessica Russo joins the Morning Show to discuss the upcoming documentary screening of "State Organs" at the Chester County Public Library on Saturday November 1st, 2025.

Guinness World Record holder Dean Stokes joins the Morning Show to talk about his record breaking experience riding rollercoasters in the UK.

Donna Saul and Robyn Achey talked about how to restore balance to your life, what steps to take and how fear plays a role in sabotaging progress.

Host Daniel Isajiw discusses the Domestic Violence Center of Chester County's Coaching Boys Into Men Program and what this program can do for you.

Francisco discusses how he feels about the Phillies after Dave Dombrowski and Rob Thomson's press conferences. Also, he gives his NBA season preview. Lastly, where does Ohtani's historic performance against the Brewers rank in sports history?

Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest in West Chester news including concerns on living conditions at a top West Chester apartment complex, potential downtown expansion and more.

This week's show has 5 minutes with Jack and a candidate for the Parkesburg District Judge.

Nick Doak joins the Morning Show to talk West Chester Music Academy and their upcoming 7th anniversary celebration.

Ed Hines joins the Morning Show for our weekly agricultural segment to discuss agriculture as a matter of national defense.

What does the future hold for the Phillies, big shifts in college football AP Poll, is it time for the Eagles to trade Brown and much more.

Host Daniel Isajiw speaks with Joe Henson, the Director of Institutional Giving at the DVCCC. 

Donna Saul and Robyn Achey talked about how to manage the fear that arises when the energies of the  water season conflicts with the fiery, get-it-done energy of October.

Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest in West Chester news including Restaurant Inspection Reports, an update on the borough budget, Holiday lights coming to West Goshen Community Park and more.

Francisco Rojas is here for another Sports Wrap show. He discusses his feelings on the Phillies season coming to an end and the Eagles losing to the Giants. Also a discussion about the MLB playoffs. Lastly, Francisco plays his favorite piece of audio from the week.

This week's show has Carla from Chester County Ramblings, 5 Minutes with Jack, and two East Goshen Township Supervisor candidates.

One last fight for the Phils, Rob Thomson decision making, college football preseason rankings need to go and the Eagles need to get back to their identity.

In the return show of Fresh Perspective, Robyn Achey and Donna Saul discuss navigating sudden and painful changes by focusing on the future, honoring your authenticity and integrity, and moving from pain to joy.   

In the first episode of Breaking the Silence, hosts Amelia Rayburn-Pizzica and Daniel Isajiw discuss National Domestic Violence Awareness Month and all of the events the DVCCC are hosting in Chester County.  

A new Sports Wrap with Francisco Rojas. Ty Daubert from Phillies Nation joins to help preview the NLDS matchup between the Dodgers and Phillies. Also Francisco talks Week 5 of the NFL and NCAA Week 6. Lastly, he talks WCU homecoming against East Stroudsburg University.

This week's show contains Barry's monologue, 5 minutes with Jack and an interview with a candidate for Chester County Controller.

Red October has arrived, Penn State loses to real competition yet again, the Eagles are undefeated but Brown drama continues, and so much more.

Nikki Casey, founder of Styled Porch Co, joins the Morning Show to discuss her involvement in the upcoming West Chester Chili Cookoff on October 12th.

Host Amie Potsic speaks with photgrapher Richard Boutwell about his solo exhibition Still Small Voice which is on view at Goodyear Gallery at Dickinson College through October 6th.

John Edwards from Adaptive Athletics Foundation joins the Morning Show to discuss the upcoming Break the Limits Adaptive Day in October.

MLB Wildcard battle heats up, new SEC scheduling announcement, College football recap and previews, Eagles block party at the link.

Duke Greco joins the Morning Show to discuss the West Chester Golden Rams start to the 2025 season and the upcoming matchup against Millersville.

On this episode of the Sports Wrap, Francisco Rojas talks Eagles-Rams, and discusses his current belief level in the Phillies. Also,he discusses Clayton Kershaw's final regular season start. Lastly, he talks West Chester University's first home game against Seton Hill.

Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest in West Chester news including a potential borough tax increase, a revamped university college gameday experience and much more!

This week's show has three in studio guests. First, a candidate for Kennett Square Council and then the Mayors of Spring City and Royersford.

David Fiorenza joins the Morning Show for a performance and interview ahead of this year's West Chester Chili Cookoff.

The Phillies win the NL East, College football week 3 brought plenty of upsets, Eagles hate is being forced.

Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest in West Chester news including the return of Story Slam, more parking changes coming to the borough, residents weight on the Halloween Parade move, and much more.

The Riko and Whaler Collective join the WCHE Morning Show for a special acoustic performance ahead of the West Chester Chili Cookoff, taking place on October 12th!

On this edition of the WCHE Morning Show we spoke with Mike Zolomij about his upcoming short film Becoming the Man, and Becca from Solar Circuit about the fourth edition of Strange Soiree coming to Quakertown on September 26th and 27th.

This week's show has Carla from Chester County Ramblings and a guest discussing the extended downfall of the trucking industry that affects all of us.

A special edition of All Politics Are Local discussing the Charlie Kirk assassination in Utah on Wednesday with callers and guests.

Amie Potsic speaks with Jeanette Artway Jimenez and Katie Tackman about the upcoming exhibition of the 20/20 Photo Festival.

Harrison Bader and the Phillies have been on fire, college football week 2 recaps, Jalen Carter spitgate resolved, NFL Week 1 winners and losers.

Francisco Rojas is here with a new edition of The Sports Wrap! On this show, he gives his thoughts and takeaways from the Eagles 24-20 win over the Cowboys. Also he previews other week 1 matchups from the NFL. Lastly a baseball team will be managed by AI?

Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest in WC news including Restaurant Inspection Reports, Burger King development plans, Barnaby's ownership change and much more.

This week's show includes 5 minutes with Jack, County Cleanup announcements and a supervisor candidate for East Pikeland Township.

Katie Arter and Bill Moore III join the Morning Show to discuss Moore for the Troops upcoming Fran Olszweski Golf Tournament taking place on October 10th.

Attorneys Dan Bush and Steve Jarmon discuss the power of prosecutors and the discretion they have.

Tracy and Chelsea speak with Lillian Miller, executive board member at the Chester County Suicide Prevention Partnership. 

College football week 1 recap/standout players, NFL season predictions, Eagles preview ahead of Dallas week.