Dr Philip Thompson joins the Morning Show to discuss his tenure at West Chester University and share stories from his experience as the academic advisor at 91.7 WCUR.
Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest developments in West Chester including new parking options for West Chester garages, a promised park in West Goshen and a preview of this weekend's Porchfest.
Chelsea and Brian spoke with Jess Morley about neuropsychological testing.
Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest developments in West Chester including 10 years of the West Chester Rail Restoration Committee, Aqua pipe replacement and the West Chester Community Cleanup.
Dr Greg Chasson joins the show to discuss his brand new book Flawed: Why Perfectionalism is a Challenge for Management.
Host Chelsea speaks with Sara Wein and Cailey Crusemire of NAMI Chester County and welcomes Sara as a new host of Let's Talk About It.
Host Constance McBride talks with Liz Ruff from the Art Trust, a non-profit, volunteer-based organization which supports and cultivates the exploration of a contemporary aesthetic for the benefit of artists and the community.
Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest developments in West Chester including the 18th International Film Festival, Parkway Shopping Center conditional use application appeal, and upcoming changes in the West Chester Area School District curriculum.
May is Mental Health Month and hosts Chelsea, Tracy, and Brian discuss upcoming local activities taking place during the month.
Joseph Merlino and Dr. Deborah Pomeroy join the Morning Show to discuss their brand new book New Era- New Urgency: The Case for Repurposing Education.
Victoria Rose and Amy Theorin join the Morning Show to discuss the upcoming 18th annual West Chester Film Festival taking place April 26th through the 28th.
Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest developments in West Chester including the 225th birthday parade, PennDot's pedestrian safety project and the conversations surrounding new developments at the West Chester Growers Market.
Katie Dubow joins the WCHE Morning Show to discuss Garden Media Group's 2024 Spring Superstars.
Host Chelsea Melrath speaks with Jermaine Thomas and Shameika Bolden about the Our HAIR program, an initiative that aims to create meaningful and culturally appropriate outreach to improve health outcomes for black and brown communities.
Amie Potsic speaks with artist and educator Colleen Hammond from the Cheltenham Center for the Arts.
Host Cara Corridoni discusses the latest developments in West Chester including the opening of several new shops, the closing of Fairman's and the proposal to build houses at the site of the West Chester Growers Market.
Katee Boyle joins Constance McBride about her artist residency and current installation at Westtown School in West Chester.
Host Cara Corridoni discusses local topics including West Chester's 225th birthday celebrations, restaurant inspection reports and Porchfest.
Host Tracy talks with Sara Wein and Christine Lederer from NAMI Chester County about their upcoming workshop and some of the services that NAMI offers.