The Sue Henry Show podcast

Sue Henry talks about how Wilkes-Barre plans to pay tribute to legendary singer Barry Manilow as he performs his final show in Wilkes-Barre tonight.

Sue Henry and Jake Heller talk about two people climbing to the top of the Empire State building during the first hour of the show.

What "older" (think 80s/90s) movies should young people see? Sue Henry has the list.

Should a PA lawmaker been tossed from the House floor by the state's speaker for his patriotic style? Even though it's Fourth of July week, Sue Henry doesn't think these fireworks were necessary.

Sue Henry responds to a texter who said "the country is winning due to Trump."

Sue Henry talks about the Pennsylvania state budget's deadline being later tonight.

Sue Henry asks listeners who are some of their favorite Americans in history.

Who are some of your favorite Americans in history? Sue Henry has responses from listeners and social media.

Erik Telford of The Commonwealth Foundation discusses with Sue Henry how his organization and bipartisan leadership came together so Pennsylvania would be represented at The Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C.

Sue Henry talks about WNBA's Sophie Cunningham's finger point at Caitlin Clark becoming a viral clip.

Sue Henry talks about the iPhone being released 19 years ago for the first time.

Sue Henry talks about the backlash Notis The Gyro King has received online for appearing at PrideFest.

Sue Henry isn't buying the sorry excuses by the Shapiro Administration over PA's absence at the Great American State Fair and lauds a bi-partisan effort by the state's U.S. Senators to salvage representation at the event.

Historian Larry Cook talks with Sue Henry about the super heroes who not only laid the foundation for American independence, but also served as our first presidents.

The final hour of "The Sue Henry Show" featured a bevy of topics from Blood, Sweat and Tears, New York City elections, immigration and data centers.

Sue Henry talks about her eclectic taste for music.

Sue Henry talks about the upcoming 250th birthday of America as well as Mel Brooks turning 100 years old on Sunday.

Walter Griffith is one of the individuals involved in a petition drive that would place the fate of a recently-passed anti-discrimination ordinance in the hands of Luzerne County voters. He spoke to Sue Henry about the effort.

NEPA has been the setting for many movies, and Frank Shiner spoke to Sue Henry about coming home to film a project that tells his family's story. What is your favorite movie that was done here?

Do you believe those who have a near death experiences are given insight into an afterlife? Sue Henry discusses the topic with Makai Elias Calles regarding his work on the documentary, "Final Hours: Is Death Really the End?"

Sue Henry and her producer Jake Heller pay tribute to L.A. Tarone as Heller remembers the five years that Tarone mentored him.

Sue Henry speaks to Mike Moran and Crystal Tarone as they remember Crystal's uncle L.A. Tarone who passed away nine years ago today.

Do you believe those who have a near death experiences are given insight into an afterlife? Sue Henry discusses the topic with Makai Elias Calles regarding his work on the documentary, "Final Hours: Is Death Really the End?"

We took the time today to remember L.A. Tarone on the ninth anniversary of his death. Hear reflections from his niece, Crystal; his lifelong friend, Mike Moran; his producer, Jake Heller and Sue Henry.

On the eve of the 9th anniversary of L.A. Tarone's passing, Sue Henry and Jake Heller express their desire for Tarone to be voted into the Luzerne County Arts and Entertainment Hall of Fame.