The Sue Henry Show podcast

Sue Henry begins her show talking about the Post Office possibly stopping mail delivery in 2027 after losing $1.3 billion this year.

Sue Henry and several callers disagree on Dan Meuser's recent fundraiser at Mar-a-Lago.

Sue Henry talks about the partial government shutdown and those who are not being paid as a result of it.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Sharon Soltis Sparano and her husband, Larry, describing to Sue Henry the complex process involved with challenging signatures collected on an election petition.

Wyoming County District Attorney Joe Peters tells Sue Henry he's seen enough criminal investigations to know that gambling is becoming an issue with citizens and he plans to do something about it.

Sharon Soltis Sparano and her husband, Larry, describe to Sue Henry the complex process involved with challenging signatures collected on an election petition.

Sue Henry talks about the Senate approving by unanimous consent Thursday a proposal to end the special treatment members of Congress get at airports that allows them to speed through or skip the TSA's screening.

Sue Henry talks about the mass amount of layoffs at CBS News Radio, marking the end of their 98 years in radio.

Sue Henry asks her listeners who they feel is the true leader of the Democratic Party at the moment.

This paperwork has raised questions about petitions State Sen. Marty Flynn filed to get on the primary ballot. Larry Sparano is one of two people with court dates in Harrisburg Tuesday. Sparano questions over 1,000 of the signatures in his filing and spoke to Sue Henry.

When asked who is the leader of the Democrat party, PA State Sen. John Fetterman said, "We don't have one." Who do you think it is?

Sue Henry looks back at the top headlines, stories and songs from March 19, 2006.

Sue Henry unveils the 2026 Party On The Patio schedule.

A poll by the TIPP Organization asked, "Do you believe a four year college degree is worth the cost for most Americans today, or not?" The answer may shock you and cause some soul searching for higher ed. Sue Henry discusses.

Watching food drives for TSA employees who aren't being paid to work and seeing members of Congress skip the lines they've created at airports with their negligence is quite the scene, says Sue Henry.

A former Fairview Township, Luzerne County, tax collector is going to federal prison for stealing $400,000 from taxpayers and gambling it away online. Why do so many lose so much to these platforms? Sue Henry discusses the issue.

Vice President J.D. Vance traveled to Michigan Wednesday to deliver remarks about the economy. What would you say about it if asked to speak? Sue Henry offers her take.

Sue Henry asks her listeners when they feel is the right age to accept Social Security.

Sue Henry talks about the Fairview Township tax scandal.

In honor of National Sloppy Joe Day, Sue Henry asks listeners if they refer to the sandwich as a sloppy joe or wimpie.

Sue Henry talks about cars with manual transmissions.

Sue Henry and callers talk about the price of medical bills.

Sue Henry talks about mandatory age and term limits for Congress.

Sue Henry talks about Lackawanna County District Attorney Brian Gallagher pursuing the death penalty against Michael Woods after the deaths of two women and injuries to a third at the Jermyn Apartments last year in downtown Scranton.