The Sue Henry Show podcast

After spending most of the show discussing local issues, Sue Henry faces backlash for not discussing President Trump enough...for 1 day.

Sue Henry speaks to Dr. Dan Edmunds about Autism Awareness Month.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Sue speaking to Judge Tom Munley (RET) regarding the data center dilemma in Archbald.

Dr. Dan Edmunds speaks to Sue Henry about Autism Awareness Month.

Bill Jones is a candidate for State Representative in Pennsylvania's 117th Legislative District. He contends that outside money representing interests who don't want games of skill taxed and regulated is pouring in to bolster his opponent, and is influencing other races. He discussed the issue with Sue Henry.

Retired Lackawanna County Senior Judge Tom Munley said he felt frustrated watching Archbald residents fight against data centers, so he decided to join their cause. He talked to Sue Henry about his activism.

Sue Henry asks her listeners on Tax Day how they faired when it came to their tax refunds.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by President Trump continuing his feud with Pope Leo.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Curt from Kingston playing "Don't Cry Out Loud" on the flute.

Will Catholics turn away from The Republican Party as President Trump continues to criticize Pope Leo XIV? Sue Henry has some thoughts.

Joe Nardone Jr. of The Gallery of Sound was there when a new "holiday" emerged to help independent retailers: Record Store Day. Joe talks to Sue Henry about what's hitting the racks for Saturday's event and previews a special live performance at the Wilkes-Barre Township store.

Sue Henry gives her thoughts on the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class.

Attorney Justin Richards speaks to Sue Henry about the turnout in Archbald last night opposing data centers.

Sue Henry talks about the 2026 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame class being announced.

Sue Henry and Joe from Kingston have quite the conversation regarding conflicts of interest and DoorDash Granny's appearance at the White House yesterday.

Sue Henry talks about the turnout last night in Archbald for the latest data center meeting.

Sue Henry talks about a sign she saw outside of Smokin' Joes over the weekend that said "Willing To Work: Ages 18-118." Henry wonders if Americans are doomed to work well into their 70's and beyond.

Sue Henry and listeners once again talk about President Trump's feud with Pope Leo.

Sue Henry and listeners discuss President Trump's feud with Pope Leo and his image of himself on Truth Social that made him look Christ-like.

The Luzerne County Arts and Entertainment Hall of Fame announced its inductees. Are your favorites included? Sue Henry discusses the choices.

The Luzerne County Election Task Force has been meeting to find ways to improve how we go to the polls. What do you think of their recommendations? Member Linda Joseph discussed their ideas with Sue Henry.

Luzerne County native Tom Alexander joined Sue Henry to discuss a homecoming concert he will participate in on Tuesday, April 21 at Little Theatre, Wilkes-Barre.

Presidential historian Larry Cook joined Sue Henry to discuss his presentation on Monday, April 13 covering the conspiracy, assassination and aftermath surrounding President Abraham Lincoln's death on April 15, 1865.

Sue Henry talks about Gen Z coming up with a trend called "anxiety bags."

After President Trump went on a tirade about being criticized by a bevy of podcast hosts, Sue Henry is bombarded with profanity-laced text messages after she calls out the President for his actions.