Sowing Scenes and Reaping Applause: Tannis Kowalchuk’s Agri-Cultural Revolution
Most people spend a lifetime trying to balance their passions.Tannis Kowalchuk planted hers in the same field.In this episode of HarmonyTALK, host Lisa Champeau sits down with the artistic director of...
29 Jun 29min
From a Small-Town Stage to the World's Greatest Opera Houses
From Rural Pennsylvania to the World's Greatest Opera HousesFor most kids who grow up in a small rural town, the world's great opera houses can feel unimaginably far away.For Melanie Henley Heyn, they...
17 Jun 25min
The Truth Hunter
What Happens When a Reporter Stops Looking Away?For most people, curiosity lasts a few moments.For Matt Birkbeck, it became a life's work.Long before true crime podcasts dominated streaming platforms ...
10 Jun 34min
(P)Luck: The Twin Brothers Who Rebuilt American Healthcare
Before 911, Before Organ Donation Laws, Before Physician AssistantsImagine calling for help during a medical emergency in the 1960s and discovering there was no coordinated EMS system.Imagine lifesavi...
3 Jun 32min
Chasing the Sound Between Here and Home
The Harmony in the Woods summer concert opens its sixth season this weekend in Hawley, Pennsylvania, welcoming world-class musicians from around the globe to its intimate outdoor amphitheater nestled ...
3 Jun 29min
Against the Odds: Chris Ayres and the Power of Staying In the Fight
From 14 Straight Losses to National Coach of the Year: The Chris Ayres StoryChris Ayres knows what it feels like to struggle before things finally click.Long before becoming one of college wrestling’s...
27 Mai 32min
Rhythm Beyond Borders: How Harvey Price Uses Music to Bring Children Together in the War-Torn Middle East
When Music Becomes Common Ground: Harvey Price and the Peace Drums ProjectWhat if the path to peace started with children simply playing music together?In this moving episode of HarmonyTALK, host Todd...
20 Mai 28min
No Longer Just a Midsummer Night’s Dream
All’s Well That Ends Well: Michael Bradshaw Flynn On Bringing Back the BardFifteen years ago, staging Shakespeare in Scranton sounded improbable to plenty of people, especially to some New York theate...
13 Mai 30min
