On Every Main Street

Greg Capogna welcomes Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure and Brett Smith, Director of the Small Business Development Center at Lehigh University to talk about small business development.

Greg Capogna welcomes life coach Lisa MacDonald from Imperfection is Beautiful, then sits down with local author Bob Boehmer to talk about his new book The Path to Grave Danger.

Greg Capogna welcomes Lin Erickson of the Da Vinci Science Center to talk about the center's new location in Allentown and its numerous exhibits, then speaks with Dan Moyer, from the Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Association about the upcoming Lehigh Valley Auto Show, running from March 22-26 at Lehigh University's Goodman Campus.

Greg Capogna speaks with Rocky Gencarelli of Miers Insurance about the advantages of an independent insurance company, then welcomes Allyson Pors-Boitz from Community Options to talk about their upcoming Cupid's Chase 5K.

On this special edition of On Every Main Street, Greg Capogna explores international Christmas celebrations with Issa Kassissieh, the "Jerusalem Santa," and Neville Gardner, of McCarthy's Red Stag Pub and Donegal Square.

Greg Capogna welcomes Heidi Lennick, Program Manager of the Perfect Fit Resale Boutique at the YWCA Allentown to talk about its mission of providing women with the right clothes for interviews and a working week.

Greg Capogna talks about family recovery services with Rhonda Miller from Oasis Community Center and Stand Up for Ben, Inc., then talks about cat cafes and pet adoptions with Kelly Bauer of The Center for Animal Health & Welfare.

Greg Capogna talks with Andria Zaia and John Mikovits from the National Museum of Industrial History about their upcoming Steel Weekend & Steelworkers Reunion, and also chats with Wade George from Authentic Adjustment in Emmaus.

Greg Capogna talks with Holly Harrar of Discover Lehigh Valley about great local events and attractions, and also chats with Martha Capwell Fox from the National Canal Museum and Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor about a exhibit currently on display at the National Museum of Industrial History.

Greg Capogna talks with Dan Moyer from the Greater Lehigh Valley Auto Dealers Association about the future of the automobile industry for consumer, especially with the increasing popularity of electric vehicles.

Greg Capogna talks about charitable giving, local nonprofits and environmentalism with Dr. Roland Kushner from the Martin Guitar Charitable Foundation, then chats with Rocco Zegalia from TWG Security about the importance of safety and security for businesses.

Greg Capogna sits down with Teri-Sorg McManamon of the Emmaus Historical Society to talk about local history and upcoming events, and also chats with Winston Alozie from the Boys & Girls Club of Bethlehem about this community resource and its positive impact on local youth.

Greg chats with Jan Sutermeister, President of the nonprofit Northwestern Swim and Fitness about their project to bring a year-round public, community swimming pool facility to the Northwestern Lehigh School District area in Lehigh County.

Greg Capogna talks with Manuel Fresneda, an entrepreneur who has brought a passion for Colombian cuisine and coffee to Easton for over two decades, about Manuel's restaurant and coffee shop, his new store Isasuma, handcrafted indigenous Colombian accessories and more.

Greg Capogna welcomes Victoria Montero and Jackie Finelli from St. Luke's University Health Network to talk about an on-the-job training program in phlebotomy, then chats with Candace Moody from Community Action Lehigh Valley about the recent virtual launch of the new “Color Outside the Lines” initiative.

Greg Capogna chats with Tom Stoudt from the Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority about 2021 travel numbers, new hiring opportunities, and more, and also talks with Jared Mask from the Greater Easton Development Partnership about all things Easton.

Greg Capogna talks about holiday offerings with Krista Berardelli from The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley, then chats with Rob McCann and Tim Tepes from Assist-2-Sell about their discount real estate brokerage firm.

Greg Capogna talks with Jessica O'Donnell and Ashley Lorah from the Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce about upcoming holiday events and COVID business adaptations, and also chats with chef Joe Stout of Chefmeals about his custom-made meal prep meals and catering.

Greg Capogna talks with Jennifer Sherman, Head of School and Melanie Niemczura, an 8th grade teacher at the River Valley Waldorf School about differences in educational instruction provided by Waldorf education, holistic systems, "looping," and more.

Greg Capogna takes the road to Nazareth with Frank Untermyer, Director of Supply Chain Management with C.F. Martin & Co., makers of the world-famous Martin Guitar and located here in the Lehigh Valley.

Greg Capogna chats with Robert Audibert, operator of the Emmaus Theatre about his love of the movies and the preservation of the historic building, and also talks about local manufacturing opportunities with Tyson Daniels of Polymer Contours.

Greg Capogna features Kirsten Hess, owner of Let's Play Books in Emmaus about the joy and imagination of books, and also welcomes Scott Slingerland, Executive Director of the Coalition for Appropriate Transportation to talk about bicycle access, public transportation, safety education, and more.

Host Greg Capogna talks to two local business owners - Patrick Shuck and Geoff Gutgold - who are with Bridgeworks Enterprise Initiative, part of the Allentown Economic Development Corporation.

Greg Capogna hosts a special show that talks about an issue that happens "On Every Main Street:" mental health and substance abuse disorders. Greg welcomes Angie Staub and Christine Stelz with Bridge Beyond Addiction to talk about and their upcoming scholarship event at the Zoellner Arts Center, "Behind the Mask."

Greg Capogna sits down with Lee Butz, Chairman of Alvin H. Butz Inc. and Don Bernhard, Executive Director of the Downtown Allentown Community Development Initiative to talk about the sunsetting of the Century Fund, beginning with the philanthropy of Donald P. Miller, and the benefits to 139 different non-profits around the Lehigh Valley.

Greg Capogna talks with Laurie Hackett of the Air Products Foundation and Laura McHugh of the United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley about the importance of their Fresh Food Promise, and how residents can help. Then, Lehigh County Executive Phillips Armstrong stops by to talk about how Lehigh County has weathered the pandemic, and how the recently-announced small business assistance programs can help.

Greg Capogna sits down with Donna Hosfeld of the Hosfeld Insurance Agency (AKA "the Insurance Chix of Alburtis") to talk about how insurance can actually be fun!

Greg Capogna welcomes WDIY's Michael Drabenstott to talk about the Delaware and Lehigh (D&L) Trail and its importance to the Lehigh Valley as a recreation outlet and business generator.