Guest host Rick Weaver features Marcie Mulligan, Director of Cultural Education with the Celtic Cultural Alliance to preview the 34th Annual Celtic Classic. She and Rick will run down all you need to know about the clans, competitions, vendors, food, whiskey and kilts to be experienced in-person this year for the three-day Celtic Classic, which runs September 24th through the 26th in Bethlehem ..read more

Lehigh Valley Arts Salon asks if... a rose by any other name would smell as sweet? WDIY showcases two Lehigh Valley rose gardens with Marcie Lightwood sharing the story of the 90-year-old Bethlehem Rose Garden, and Karen El-Chaar featuring the Malcolm Gross Rose Garden in Allentown ..read more

Silagh White invites Kate Hughes to chat about her upcoming third episode of her one-woman show Most Flammable III: Amsterdaaammmnnn , and the challenges of being a thriving artist during the pandemic ..read more

Kate Scuffle premieres George Miller's last directorial effort, the audio drama Flashpoint, in which a trio of radio news professionals find themselves at unexpected odds with each other and themselves about the best way to report the January 6, 2021 assault on the U.S. Capitol ..read more

John Dodds welcomes John Ernesto, festival organizer for the Boscov's Berks Jazz Fest , celebrating its 30th year... twice! This year's festival features a great lineup of musicians celebrating live performances of jazz, blues, folk, and more jazz ..read more

Calling all singers in the Lehigh Valley! Silagh White welcomes to the program local author Frank Demilt, whose new book is The Blueprint: The Bible for Becoming a Successful Performing Musician in the Digital Age. The book is soup (what equipment to have in your home studio, or should you even have a home studio) to nuts (how to sustain a career once you’ve hit stardom) on how to become a vocal recording artist ..read more

Kate Scuffle welcomes back to the WDIY studios actor Daniel Roebuck along with co-producer Beth Clausnitzer with A Channel of Peace Productions ..read more

The Pennsylvania Shakespeare Festival has announced their 2021 summer season, celebrating the festival’s re-opening and their 30th anniversary. Host Kate Scuffle talks with Patrick Mulcahy, producing artistic director of the festival about the exciting line-up ..read more

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