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Episode 171 – Please welcome to the podcast, Author and Ring Announcer James Murray! James is a multi-talented creator whose work spans across comics, poetry, and live entertainment. His impressive bibliography includes Classic Horror Comics, Frankenstein: The Illuminatus Complex, and a poetry collection titled Almost Normal. He's also the author of Billy the Kid Meets the Masked Striker, published under his independent label, Hard Coal Studios. Originally from Shamokin, Pennsylvania, USA, James now resides in Zhuhai, China. He studied at Bloomsburg University and was an active member of the River Poets group in Bloomsburg, PA. In addition to his literary work, James is widely recognized in the world of professional wrestling as a Ring Announcer, most notably with MKW Pro Wrestling in China. I had the pleasure of meeting James in person last Saturday night at MKW's Battle of The Decade, where he lit up the crowd and helped kick off an unforgettable live event. Catch James Murray in person at these upcoming events in 2025: July 5–6: Komiket International Comics Convention, Megamall, Manila, Philippines July 19–20: Hershey Comic Con, USA August 9: Nittany Comic Con, State College (Penn State), PA August 16: Lehigh Valley Comic Con, Allentown/Bethlehem, PA October 17–19: Baltimore Comic Con, Maryland November 21–23: Monster Mania, Oaks, PA (Philadelphia area) December 6: Lehigh Valley Comicon, Pennsylvania Tune in to hear James talk about storytelling, wrestling, comics, poetry, and his journey from the coal region of Pennsylvania to the wrestling rings of China! @hardcoolstudios http://www.hardcoalstudios.com/ https://globalcomix.com/c/billy-the-kid-meets-the-masked-striker/ #jamesmurray #billythekidmeetsthemaskedstriker #writer #author #hatdcoalstudios #ringannouncer #wwe #aew #newjapan #tellcraigyourstory #wwenxt #mkwprowrestling #frankenstein #almostnormal #shamokinpennsylvania #beijingchina #adriangomez #rocky #hulkhogan #zhuhaichina #poetry https://tellcraigyourstory.podbean.com https://www.linktr.ee/tellcraigyourstory @tellcraigyourstory
Welcome to Shamokin, Pennsylvania! We hope you enjoy our visit to this interesting town.Small Town News--whose headline is it, anyway? @SmallTownNewsImprov
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PennLive's Eric Epler and Dan Sostek recap the Bishop McDevitt vs. Mechanicsburg game, analyze Bedford's victory over Steel High, and preview upcoming championship games including Harrisburg vs. Wilson and Bishop McDevitt vs. Exeter Township. They also delve into the PIAA 6A quarterfinal between State College and Pittsburgh Central Catholic, and reflect on Juniata's surprising win against Shamokin.
In this episode sponsored by The Plumbing Outlet and Coal Region Winery, Chad Lauer and Chad Evans sit down with local entrepreneur Jim Moore. Jim is the owner of Moore Renovations and Moore Real Estate. Jim recently transformed a property entering his neighborhood by investing nearly a million dollars into beautiful apartments. Jim doesn't talk about change, he lets his work do the talking for him. He believes that people deserve nice things and is looking to attract professionals to his neighborhood. This in turn helps people believe in a better future and have pride in their neighborhood. Chad Lauer discusses the leadership topic of the podcast "It's not the song it's the singer". We hope you tune in to and give us a like, share, and subscribe if you enjoy our content!
This episode is sponsored by The Plumbing Outlet and Coal Region Winery. Chad Lauer and Chad Evans sit down with local Community Revitalization leader Betsy Kramer. Betsy is the Community Revitalization Manager for SEDA-COG - An economic development organization and also Local Development District set up through the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) serving 11 core central region counties: Center, Clinton, Columbia, Lycoming, Juniata, Mifflin, Montour, Northumberland, Perry, Snyder, Union. Betsy uncovers the hood of what is confusing to many. She explains the major need in our area and the difficult process of securing funding and getting projects off the ground. She explains how specific the grant writing process needs to be and the challenges involved. She also inspires so many that often they think she has an open "checkbook". Betsy leaves us feeling educated and wanting to be a larger part in our community revitalization efforts. She has secured and is working on administering nearly 7 million dollars worth of grants today and is working on securing millions more for the area. Let's celebrate her great work! Tune in today!
Our Week 10 High School Football Roundtable with Gregg Wetzel covering the Little Brown Jug between Lewisburg and Mifflinburg; then Todd covers Selinsgrove-Danville and Shikellamy-Southern Columbia plus the Coal Bucket between undefeated Shamokin and 7-2 Mount Carmel
High School Football Roundtable for Week 8: Gregg Wetzel talks the Lewisburg at Shamokin showdown; Coach Steve Briggs of Selinsgrove on Seals at Holidaysburg; Dave Ritchie on Bloomsburg at Shikellamy game
This episode is sponsored by The Plumbing Outlet and Coal Region Winery. Chad Lauer and Chad Evans sit down with local entrepreneur Mike Gerrity. Mike discusses how his passion for caring for his own vehicles organically evolved into a thriving automotive detailing business in Shamokin, PA. He emphasizes small businesses as the backbone of our local area and our nation, and encourages folks in the Coal Region to contemplate how their unique interests and skill sets can benefit the local economy and community. He puts this into practice himself as a youth leader at LCBC, where he and his wife strive to uplift local adolescents. The leadership topic of the day is how to turn our good intentions into action. Thanks for continuing to grow with us here Lauer Power!
In this episode sponsored by The Plumbing Outlet and Coal Region Winery, Chad Lauer, Chad Evans, and Dave Tamkus sit down with local entrepreneur Edward Manning. Edward discusses his entrepreneurial journey which includes starting in corporate banking, owning Manning Ventures, Manning Investments, LLC, Real Estate Partnerships, Purchasing the Rosini/Thomas Photography and Olcese Pharmacy buildings in Shamokin, PA, Opening Oliver's Cigar & Cocktail Lounge, Managing a local AIRBNB, purchasing Heritage Restaurant, and starting Pinnacle Energy Solutions. Edward is a true entrepreneur that relocated from Wyomissing, PA and is heavily invested personally and financially in the coal region town of Shamokin. In addition to his entrepreneurship, he was appointed as Chair of the Shamokin Area Economic Development Authority as well in 2022. Tune in to continue learning alongside us on all things entrepreneurship and local positivity!
Rick and Julie goes to Skeeters BBQ in Shamokin, PA ; the reviews talked heavily on their ribs. #Foodie #Watchueating #Ibtenetwork Social Media: Network: @ibtenetwork (on all platforms) Julie: @__jujuskitchen Rick: @witcha_chick --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ibtenetwork/support
In this episode, Chad Lauer, Chad Evans, and Dave Tamkus sit down to discuss the pivots in their entrepreneurial journeys, their recent hot dog event in Shamokin, and the future of whynotshamokin.com. Lauer Media Company is launching a new sales company that performs sales as a service, Stone State Entertainment is pivoting to create a studio experience to generate content and a team day in studio, and Dave Tamkus rejected Chad Lauer's job offer to continue his journey and passion as an entrepreneur! Chad Lauer's leadership topic of the episode is "Nobody Cares - Don't let fear of what people think stop you" Check out our new studio in this episode and join the movement of using adversity as motivation.
In this episode, Chad Lauer, Chad Evans, and Dave Tamkus discuss sit down with Northumberland County Commissioner Meghan Beck. Megan brings a wealth of knowledge and fits right into our theme of using adversity as motivation. Meghan has been a major player in revitalization efforts in the town of Sunbury and at the county level. She discusses revitalization development efforts, the need for a community college in our area, supporting our Shamokin movement, STEAM Innovation Labs, and IKIGAI which is our leadership topic of the day! Tune in for another awesome episode!
In this episode, Chad Lauer, Chad Evans, and Dave Tamkus discuss their whynotshamokin.com movement. The simplistic gesture of a wave and taking care of your neighbors. Mental health awareness and how it's okay to not be okay. Lastly, they will be giving out free hotdogs on July 11th as a thank you for the support we have received from the podcast!
In this episode, Chad Lauer, Dave Tamkus, and Chad Evans follow up the why not shamokin episode by interviewing Kurt Masser. Kurt has had great entrepreneurial success and political success right here in our region. From growing up on a farm in Pitman PA to owning The Wayside Inn his family is well known on route 61. Kurt also used his business experience to become Northumberland County Commissioner and followed that up by becoming a member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the 107th district. Kurt now owns KAM Strategies Consulting where he uses his lengthy experience in office to help with all state and local issues you may face, from lobbying, to business development and procurement. Kurt has had a major impact on our area and shares his insights on how we continue to have a positive impact on our region. He also shares great insights from his experience in Harrisburg and helps provide a roadmap on how to have the coal region thrive once again.
In this episode, Chad Lauer and Chad Evans change the pace of the Lauer Power Podcast with a fun episode highlighting the past, present, and future of Shamokin, PA. A coal town that was once thriving and is now considered the poorest town in the state of Pennsylvania. Our guest is Dave Tamkus, a Shamokin native and historian of sorts. He is a talented graphic designer with deep pride of the town of Shamokin. We highlight the major need for innovation and improvement in the region, as we brainstorm business opportunities that can shape the future of not only the coal town of Shamokin but other struggling coal towns across our country. Join us to take a seat in our meeting of three entrepreneurs hoping to fuel momentum and inspire our community!
In this episode, Chad Lauer and Chad Evans discuss the leadership topic, 'Servant Leadership.' Our guests are Eric and Kari Boyer. Eric and Kari own IV coffee in Sunbury, PA, Underdog Electric in Mifflinburg, PA, and imminently-opening Refuge Church in Shamokin, PA. They are truly inspirational, as they open up about their adversity in an raw and inspirational podcast. Eric has battled through significant childhood trauma, years of addiction, and a life-altering work injury that impacted his vision. Kari is a warrior who survived childhood physical and sexual abuse. She frankly discusses the lifelong impact that rape has had, and how she has transformed her trauma into motivation. Eric is an assistant pastor at Calvary Bible, and Kari is also a leader in the church. They will soon be making an impact in the heart of the Coal Region at Refuge Church, as they daily pour themselves into others as true servant leaders.
Jet packs! Double kickoffs! Protest! The helmet-less, hungover superstar with a dynasty at stake! A killer game clock! Unconsciousness! The first Super Bowl was a sh*tshow. So why hasn't anyone seen it? Because the footage vanished for a half-century, only to resurface — with a million-dollar bounty — from an attic in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, and get thrown in a vault under lock and key. Until correspondent Devin Gordon entered the time machine to witness the progenitor of Travis Kelce, feel the primordial ooze from which Taylor Swift may have been formed… and, yes, to open a Playgirl centerfold featuring a man called The Hammer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jet packs! Double kickoffs! Protest! The helmet-less, hungover superstar with a dynasty at stake! A killer game clock! Unconsciousness! The first Super Bowl was a sh*tshow. So why hasn't anyone seen it? Because the footage vanished for a half-century, only to resurface — with a million-dollar bounty — from an attic in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, and get thrown in a vault under lock and key. Until correspondent Devin Gordon entered the time machine to witness the progenitor of Travis Kelce, feel the primordial ooze from which Taylor Swift may have been formed… and, yes, to open a Playgirl centerfold featuring a man called The Hammer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Jet packs! Double kickoffs! Protest! The helmet-less, hungover superstar with a dynasty at stake! A killer game clock! Unconsciousness! The first Super Bowl was a sh*tshow. So why hasn't anyone seen it? Because the footage vanished for a half-century, only to resurface — with a million-dollar bounty — from an attic in Shamokin, Pennsylvania, and get thrown in a vault under lock and key. Until correspondent Devin Gordon entered the time machine to witness the progenitor of Travis Kelce, feel the primordial ooze from which Taylor Swift may have been formed… and, yes, to open a Playgirl centerfold featuring a man called The Hammer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"Hometown Heroes" on Family Life This week's Hometown Hero is Sandy Lenahan of Shamokin, PA. She's created as series of YouTube videos to get the Word of God into young children. Lenahan tells us that these inspirational videos are geared especially for ages 2 to 6. "These are really foundational years for children, and there is no better foundation than God's Word." The first video in this "Wee Steps with God" series -- with songs, Scripture and stories -- has been released, and others are on the way. Hear a sample of the music in this podcast. Lenahan's You Tube page is here.
In this episode, Chad Lauer and Chad Evans discuss the leadership topic of setting a clear agenda in business. Chad Evans tells his personal story of making the jump into entrepreneurship after nearly 20 years in broadcasting. How he built a career from his passion of entertaining others and how much he loves the coal region.
Jim Murray is a professional wrestling ring announcer who has worked all over the world. Originally from Shamokin, PA, Jim now resides in China. Jim is a friend of the podcast, as well as a close personal friend of host Ralph. While Jim was in the states this summer, he took some time to sit down with Ralph and discuss all things wrestling, and all things Jim Murray. Please enjoy this bonus episode of Opinion City! Follow us online: @realralph316 @parmacheezle @OpinionCityPod Help Opinion City: Like, Rate and Review our show wherever you get your podcasts Share Opinion City with your friends!
The complete broadcast of the Lewisburg at Shamokin high school football game from Friday, August 25, 2023.
James Heath (KC3OXN), Shamokin, SVARC Vice President, Single Sideband Chairman, James Collier (KC3GBS), Shamokin, SVARC President, Single Sideband Co-chairman on, what is amateur radio, what it's followers have done in decades past, and what they are still doing. We'll talk about their gift for communication during crises, and how they stand at the ready. We'll discuss the Field Day 2023. They say, "The fourth full weekend of June each year in North America is a very special time for tens of thousands of “hams” in the amateur radio community. It's special because for these ham radio operators, it's their moment in the spotlight to show the public the value of ham radio, and to prove their skills in preparedness for an emergency event. And for the Susquehanna Valley Amateur Radio Club (SVARC), it's no different."
In this episode Neil and Will sit down with a Rural "Evangelist" and policy expert Tony Pipa of the Brookings Institution, to discuss rural policy - or the lack thereof. Among his many hats, Tony also hosts the podcast "Reimagine Rural" - exploring how investment in rural people and places can lead to increased prosperity. Take a listen as Tony speaks on the often congested (and confusing) federal programs and why we need federal policy when it comes to the rural landscape. Rural America has often been overlooked or just flat out forgotten when decisions are being made - Tony's argues it's way past due for the rural voice to have a seat at the table when policy decisions are being discussed and made. You might even hear why a certain type of deli meat (if you can call it that) reminds Tony so much of "home." Also, don't forget the #AppBiz of the week: The Heritage! Tony Pipa (Brookings) - www.brookings.edu/experts/anthony-f-pipa/ Reimagine Rural (Podcast) - www.brookings.edu/series/reimagine-rural/ App News: ARC Chart Book - www.arc.gov/about-the-appalachian-region/the-chartbook/ Nick Saban's Appalachian Roots (article) - https://yellowhammernews.com/nick-sabans-appalachian-roots-span-from-alabama-to-west-virginia/ Eradicating Rural Poverty: The Power of Collaboration - https://nonprofitquarterly.org/series/eradicating-rural-poverty-the-power-of-cooperation/ Rural to Rural Partnerships: Leveling the Playing Field to Secure Federal Funding - www.insidephilanthropy.com/home/2023/5/16/rural-partnerships #AppBiz: The Heritage - www.facebook.com/Shamokin.Heritage
In this heart-wrenching episode of "The Get Your Ass Up Show," host Tony takes you on an emotional rollercoaster as he delves deep into the world of real estate scams and RICO charges. With a focus on Greg Parker's multiple charges and recent events involving hurtful remarks aimed at Tony's girlfriend, this episode will keep you captivated and on the edge of your seat. Tony expresses immense gratitude for the worldwide popularity of his podcast and passionately emphasizes the importance of speaking the truth and holding others accountable in a world filled with deception and betrayal. As he unravels the intricate details of the Jenkins vs. Parker case, Tony reveals how Richard Jenkins Jr. from Sayreville, New Jersey, bravely stood up against deceit as the plaintiff in a case filed in November 2022 and settled on April 3rd, 2023. The discussion transitions to platforms' sobering responsibility in exposing scammers and the significant role of co-signing and exercising caution with featured guests. Tony also dissects EYL's moral obligation to speak up about scammers, stressing that merely taking down videos is insufficient without providing an honest explanation. Vanessa's harrowing investment experience is shared, shining a light on her struggles with delayed payments and potential legal action. The troubling purchase in Shamokin, PA, is dissected, exposing a sinister web of deceit that stretches far and wide. With the growing number of cases against Greg and Nikki, there's the looming possibility of FBI intervention. The episode reaches its climax as Ness opens her heart and shares her frustration with the situation, declaring her unwavering intent to press charges against Greg. Join us for this soul-stirring episode of "The Get Your Ass Up Show" as we unveil the dark side of real estate, the importance of accountability, and the desperate need for transparency in an industry shrouded in shadows. Don't miss this critical conversation that will leave you questioning whom to trust in the real estate world and remind you of the power of truth and courage in the face of adversity. ✅ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/tonythecloser_/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tonythecloser Twitter: https://twitter.com/tonythecloser
Mike Molesevich, Environmental Consultant, Molesevich Environmental, LLC, community quieting advocate, and a highly informed history buff, particularly when it comes to the Sanborn maps (the highly detailed, historically accurate, maps of towns and cities, which detailed community activity, building construction and fire risks). These maps, moving from one in the mid-1800's to the 20th century, give us a glimpse of evolving communities with a unique perspective. He'll preview his Shamokin Sanborn map presentation Thursday, May 4, 5:30pm at the NCCAH Gallery, 2 East Arch Street, Shamokin PA.
A wise man once said, "Hey, Grizz... If you're not doing anything constructive, run into the living room and get my stogie!" He's not here with us today, but we do have a husband and wife team who love cigars just as much! Join us on this episode as sat down with Mike and Amanda Snyder of Breaker Cigars in Shamokin. We love cigars here at GTK, and we loved hearing about what it took for these two to open their shop, and even put together their own cigar brand called Hard Coal Detective. And if you're not near Shamokin, no worries, they can ship anything just about anywhere so definitely check them out!If you or someone you know wants to be featured in our next podcast, message us on Facebook!
Kathy Jeremiah, Grant Writer for Central Susquehanna Opportunities, Inc. and Co-chair of the Steering Committee for the Shamokin Reconvening Public Workshop, and Betsy Kramer, Revitalization Coordinator, Community Revitalization division of SEDA-COG (who focuses on Shamokin), on their work in Shamokin, progress so far, and the upcoming events. We'll discuss the Shamokin Area Partnership for Revitalization effort, the comprehensive, all-inclusive approach to addressing issues in Shamokin and the identifying solutions. We'll talk about grant procurement, their projects, and the deliverables they've had so far.
Shamokin, PA - 31-year-old Stormie Birster took advantage of the fact that a police officer left their key in the ignition of their cruiser. She took it for a little test spin and had some fun with the radio too. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jarrod, Chris and Antonio are back to discuss the United States' role on climate change and how its geopolitical stance has changed since the end of the Cold War. They interview a microbiologist from Princeton to examine to affects global thermonuclear war would have on the vegetation rates of ... oh, who the hell am I kidding? They spent like 16 minutes talking about mac and cheese and which snack goes best with soda. Just listen to the episode. A Dunkin' Donuts burned down and the town of Shamokin is lost.
Shamokin, Pennsylvania is a former coal town on its way to becoming an outdoor recreation destination after decades of decline. In this episode of Reimagine Rural, Tony Pipa returns to his roots to learn how an abandoned mine remediation project is helping spur community renewal. He speaks with local leaders and residents who are bringing their vision to life with the support of key public resources. Episode transcript and show notes: https://brook.gs/3TZZGjD Reimagine Rural is part of the Brookings Podcast Network. Subscribe and listen wherever you listen to podcasts. Send feedback to podcasts@brookings.edu.
Sherri Shebelsky, owner of Bader's Fine Furniture, Shamokin Rotary membership Chairman, Charmaine Tetcoskie, Shamokin Rotary Treasure and Assistant Governor, Rotary District 73-60, on the 10th annual Shamokin Rotary Turkey Trot, Nov. 24 at Kemp Memorial Stadium. Registration starts at 8, the race starts at exactly 9am. There is a 5K race and a run/walk. Fee is $25 (which includes the T-shirt if registered by Nov 5), $20 for participants under the age of 19. All day of registrations are $30. More info and registrations: Baders Fine Furniture, 704 N. Liberty St., Shamokin, Facebook or mail to Shamokin Rotary Club, PO Box 199, Shamokin, PA 17872. They'll also be collecting non-perishable goods at the race.
The complete Eagle 107 broadcast of the Shamokin Indians at Selinsgrove Seals high school football game from Friday, September 16, 2022.
In this episode of the Motorcycle Adjacent Podcast, I discuss my first substantial ride after injuring my back. During this ride, we tackled the PA Tail of the Dragon and visited Bamse Coffee Shop in Shamokin. Additionally, I share some Sticker Swap Letters and discuss the direction of the Podcast. Reading Pagoda https://youtu.be/8cSXN_mQDQM --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/waltinpa/support
In this episode, we discuss our experiences at the Anthrocite Outdoor Adventure Area in Shamokin, PA on our Wheeling America tour. Nate Lager from SWB Crawler joins us on show to help recap all the trails we went on. Seach for SWB Crawler on YouTube to find Nate's content. Tune in to hear a fresh new episode of the Northwest Jeepcast. --Visit Northridge4x4.com for all your Jeep needs and listen for a special coupon code. And follow us @nwjeepcast on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.
7:10am and 7:40am: Maggie McConnell, Vista AmeriCorps Campus Contact, Bucknell Communities from the Inside Out, returns to Sunrise to talk about her work serving in Shamokin, helping the community implement an environmental resiliency plan. She'll talk about the position, the mission and work that she is doing, the work to lower greenhouse gases, look at transportation options, helping the community be healthier and even more livable. She'll discuss help and resources available, what students are doing, grants, building partnerships and envisioning positive outcomes.
In this episode, we interview Dave Porzi, the Director of the Anthrocite Outdoor Adventure Areas in Shamokin, PA. A large public offroad park experiment to help reclaim the former coal mine lands and stimulate the local economy. Dave gives us a great history of the area and the run on some of the amazing trails for all types of motor sports enthusiasts. Tune in to hear a fresh new episode of the Northwest Jeepcast. Look for bonus content at patreon.com/nwjeepcast. --Visit Northridge4x4.com for all your Jeep needs and listen for a special coupon code. And follow us @nwjeepcast on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.
6/20/22 On The Mark: Mark Lawrence and Joe McGranaghan hosted open phones and discussed the Sunbury/Shamokin fabridam fish ladder, and if the ladder will be built at all. Also, the Jan. 6 committee hearings and their validity, lowering state corporate taxes and gun law changes.
May of 1889 was particularly warm and humid across the eastern United States. The jet-stream that steers weather system had lifted far north into Canada and air from the steam Gulf of Mexico has surged northward into the void. By May 9th chilly weather has re-established itself across the mid-west and was heading eastward as the jet stream dipped southward to push the chilly weather along. As the cold front marking the leading edge of the change moved into the east on the afternoon of May10, 1889 a rash of violent thunderstorms erupted and brought extensive damage to a corridor in Pennsylvania through Williamsport, Shamokin, Pottsville, Reading, Pottstown, Philadelphia and to Atlantic City, New Jersey. A tornado cut a large swath through Berks County, including the city of Reading, which was the second twister to cut through the city that year. The damage was very extensive and at least of par with that of major midwestern tornadoes. Dozens narrowly escaped death. Visibility lowered to less than 10 feet at times in blinding, wind-driven rain. Temperatures reached the mid to upper 90's before the storm hit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
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It's the first Wednesday of April, which means it's time for the #winedownwednesday! Lura has teamed up with Pedro's Wine Collection to bring the #susquehannarivervalley quality wines at GREAT prices - all available at Weis Markets for $10.99! Enjoy this third episode of Wine Down Wednesday, featuring a dry, fruit-forward sparkling wine from Argentina! We traveled to Oliver's Cigar Lounge and Bar in downtown Shamokin to record this episode live! Download the full podcast at hannaradio.com or any podcast streaming app. Cheers!
The story of the path Harry Deitz, Senior walked remains a remarkable one, out of the Pennsylvania coal mines, to the US Army and to a long and distinguished career as a photographer and journalist. His son, Harry, Jr. followed in some of his father's footsteps, and has chronicled the man's life and times in "Our Father's Journey: A Path Out of Poverty." In this conversation with Sunbury Press Books Show host Lawrence Knorr, the younger Deitz talks of how his father's passing interest in photography became his ticket out of a hard life. Learning the craft in postwar Japan, Deitz began working in Shamokin, Pennsylvania as a photographer, reporter and editor. He also authored a history of the Knoebels amusement park for its 75th anniversary. Harry Deitz, Jr. also has his own impressive resume, with a 45-year career as an award-winning photographer, sportswriter and editor, and ten years as editor-in-chief of the "Reading Eagle" newspaper before his reitrement in 2018. He is known for his weekly "Editor's Notebook" column, which included many stories about his family, including his three children and six grandchildren, plus the personal tale of serving as his late wife's primary caregiver during her battle with Parkinson's Disease and cancer. Deitz has also served as president and board member of the Pennsylvania Newsmedia Assocation and the Pennsylvania Associated Press Managing Editors.
Our first storytime call in. An interview with Ann Jaina. Skunk Ape. Frankenhooker. Helen Keller on Ice. The death of a Dunkin Donuts. This boner just won't quit! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/olde-city-matt/support
Loser An unknown “porch pirate” Shamokin, Pennsylvania A female thief who took an Amazon box from a porch in Shamokin got a big surprise when she opened it. Winner Candice Dickie Candice called into teh CKNW Buzzline to SHARE her best CHER. She sang her best ‘If I Could Turn Back Time'... and she is the winner of the day…
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