The Sue Henry Show podcast

Sue Henry, texters and listeners give their thoughts about Mamdani-backed candidates sweeping the New York City congressional primaries.

On today's episode of "As the Reflecting Pool Turns," the White House announced it will be monitored by cameras and patrolled by the National Guard. Is all this really necessary? Sue Henry has thoughts.

What are some of your favorite memories in the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts? A documentary piece featuring local people, including Sue Henry, will premiere in September. Sue discusses the project with Neil Prisco, the Kirby's Director of Marketing.

More listeners give their recollections of Hurricane Agnes.

Sue Henry and listeners give their memories of Hurricane Agnes.

Mark Hiller from 28/22 News joins Sue Henry in the WILK studio to talk about his cancer battle. Afterwards Sue talks about the 54th anniversary of Hurricane Agnes.

What are your memories of the 1972 Agnes flood? Sam from Dallas shared a story with Sue Henry about her family taking in strangers and their pets in a heartwarming act of kindness. Photo taken from "The Wrath of Agnes" by Carl Romanelli and William M. Griffith.

Mark Hiller of 28/22 News has shared the stories of viewers for decades, and now he's discussing his cancer diagnosis to create awareness. He spoke to Sue Henry about his experience.

Sue Henry asks listeners when was the last time they trusted the federal government.

Sue Henry talks about Larry The Cat who has gone through six different changes of Prime Minister in the UK.

Do you have any memories from when you were 6? How about 16? The results of a YouGov survey has some surprising insights on childhood memories. Sue Henry has details.

Should parents be held accountable for their teens' behavior at public events? The mayor of Toledo thinks so. Sue Henry outlines the details of an ordinance he is proposing.

Do you have any memories from when you were 6? How about 16? The results of a YouGov survey has some surprising insights on childhood memories. Sue Henry has details.

Sue Henry looks back on the top headlines from June 18, 2001 which included rock stars discussing how much longer they'd perform.

Sue Henry and callers discuss the York Revolution cancelling their Pride Night.

Sue Henry talks about the Luzerne County Home Rule Charter.

Father's Day weekend has Sue Henry reminiscing about her own dad and some of the skills he taught her at the kitchen table about speech and debate.

The York Revolution's management cancelled Thursday's Pride Night game after several players wouldn't wear a jersey featuring rainbow sleeves. Sue Henry discusses the controversy.

Sue Henry talks about no change in interest rates.

Sue Henry talks about two juveniles being arrested at the Pierogi Fest last weekend.

Would you ever leave your kids in a car or hotel room to gamble? Some do. Sue Henry has the details from a Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board report, along with numbers showing the month of May smashed revenue records.

Are motorized vehicles like bikes, e-bikes, and e-scooters getting a little out of hand on area roadways? Sue Henry has questions. This is a listener submitted photo taken on South Main Street, a few blocks from downtown Wilkes-Barre.

Are motorized vehicles like bikes, e-bikes, and e-scooters getting a little out of hand on area roadways? Sue Henry has questions. This is a listener submitted photo taken on South Main Street, a few blocks from downtown Wilkes-Barre.

Sue Henry HATES Train's new song which mentions the Pennsylvania Turnpike.

Legislation to put cameras in courtrooms failed Tuesday in Harrisburg. Local activist and Mayor of Factoryville Lou Jasikoff joined Sue Henry to explain why he thinks the legislation needs to pass.