We’re not sure if we believe in Hell or Heaven, but we definitely believe in the Lord of the Rings. By the time you get to the last installment of the trilogy, Return of the King, you’re pretty invested in the characters, and you’ve accepted things like talking trees, warring elves, and wicked sea animals. Let’s talk about the elephant in the room then: death. What happens - in the realm of fantasy or here on Earth - when we die? Join us for the discussion...
Sign up for the Berks County Living's Celebrate Women's Event, check out the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles Reading Speedway's exhibit, shout
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It's Personal - A conversation about "Caring" with Santo D. Marabella Toni Reece sits down with Santo D. Marabella to talk about the lessons that he has learned while caring for his
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The Power of the Purse of Berks County Chiara Sockel Renninger shares the story of how she founded The Power of the Purse of Berks County. This fund, managed by the Berks County Community
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Trauma-Informed Counseling at Safe Berks Danielle Palermo, Director of Counseling, shares information about the free, trauma-informed counseling services offered by Safe Berks. For more
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Building a Bridge of Dreams and Reality Navigating the Admissions process is made simple when a student’s dream is understood and connected with the proper career choice. Listen to Isabel
Read more ...Dr. Rudy Ruth, Alvernia University, shows up at the top of the show to tell us all about an event coming up called Reading Rising 2.0 at the Miller Center, the Reading
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Meet Dr. Tamara Smith and BTI Student Tiffany Koch After being through "a lot in life" a house fire several years ago that destroyed everything could have been the final straw. Instead, this BTI
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Oh, the places you will go… when you let the music take you there! For many young musicians, the musical dream is big. It was no different for Cara Wojciechowski. Cara started playing and singing
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Dr. Tamara Smith, Anissa Hammond, Julie Mostellar, Diana Wilde Fighting the fight to get the education they need to improve their lives and those of their children. These three Berks Technical
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The Safe Berks Safe House Rhonda Bates, Case Manager in the Safe Berks Safe House, describes the free services and support offered to residents. The Safe House provides shelter for up to 50 adults
Read more ...The Power of the Purse of Berks County Chiara Sockel Renninger shares the story of how she founded The Power of the Purse of Berks County. This fund, managed by the Berks County Community
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Sue Lange’s ’The Traffic Opera’ is just a part of her story. It’s one of many successes in her journey. Have you ever been stuck in a traffic jam? Sue Lange was stuck in one on her way
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Stories of Progress - Giving Back - Meet Kelly Weir Property Manager for Shuman Development Group, Kelly Weir, talks about her experience bringing to life the "Over the Edge" event for Bethany's
Read more ...Sign up for the Berks County Living's Celebrate Women's Event, check out the Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles Reading Speedway's exhibit, shout
Read more ...Berks County Wine Trail Chocolate and Wine Weekend, Best Wedding Showcase at the Santander Arena, Kutztown Presents Love Letters with Barbara Eden and Hal Linden, Art of
Read more ...Chef Tim's Take the Chill Off Weekend benefiting Blankets of Hope, live music at Brickstones, a special event at Mi Casa Su Casa - Scared of a Day Job Brunch with David
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Las Barreras Que Impiden Obtener Ayuda (Barriers that prevent getting help) English: Lisa De La Cruz, the Community Educator at Safe Berks, discusses the various barriers that exist that prevent
Read more ...Oh, the places you will go… when you let the music take you there! For many young musicians, the musical dream is big. It was no different for Cara Wojciechowski. Cara started playing and singing
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Children’s Services at Safe Berks Arianna Sanchez, the Children’s Advocate at Safe Berks, shares information about trauma-informed services provided for children. Activities include the
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