Hello West Chester 7 20 26 Podcast
New Details Emerge About the Burger King Project, West Chester University is Failing Future Teachers, West Goshen has big plans for Paoli Park, and much more in this week's episode of Hello West Chester.
New Details Emerge About the Burger King Project, West Chester University is Failing Future Teachers, West Goshen has big plans for Paoli Park, and much more in this week's episode of Hello West Chester.
Today's show has the weekly Real Men of Genius commercial, Carla from Chester County Ramblings and Tom Helwig with an update on international affairs.
Julie Ferris joins the Morning Show to discuss the potential environmental impacts and concerns of the East Whiteland Data Center project.
Breaking the Silence Chester County
Amelia speaks with Jerry Shearer and Sarah Haines about the faith community response to domestic violence.
Reality TV star and "Mother of Millions" April Margera sits down with Shai Gilmore and Barry D. April talks about living in the West Chester area, Jackass/CKY, and handling fame and addiction in the family.
This week's show has The Real Men of Genius commercial, 5 minutes with Jack, and an interview with Justin Pak, a candidate for Representative in the 157th District of the PA House.
Breaking the Silence Chester County
Amelia speaks with Kristen McGee, the Executive Director of Ann's Heart in Phoenixville.
This week's show has the Weekly Real Men of Genius commercial, 5 minutes with Jack, and special guest Samantha Horosky, candidate for the 26th District in the PA House of Representatives.
Dan VanHassent, chair of the Social Studies Department at Pennsylvania Leadership Charter School, joins the show to discuss human geography and how it ties into our countries culture amid the 250th birthday of America.
Cara Corridoni, publisher of Hello West Chester and the host of the radio show of the same name, discusses her newsletter and looks ahead to upcoming July events in West Chester.
Breaking the Silence Chester County
Breaking the Silence: Chester County--Same Song, Different Tune. Abuse is like a jazz standard: familiar yet constantly shifting. While we listen to various renditions of Sleepwalk, we will be unpacking an issue that has bubbled up to the surface with recent pop-culture-related headlines about domestic abuse: the myth of the perfect victim.