The Sue Henry Show podcast

The World Cup is days away. Did you know that and are you excited? Sue Henry discusses some upcoming events and wonders if people will ramp up their enthusiasm.

Sue Henry talks about more brawls breaking out at kindergarten graduations.

Sue Henry and callers get into a discussion regarding who is the best President in United States history.

It's another story about a brawl at a Pennsylvania kindergarten graduation with an added element that makes it even more disgusting. What's going on? Sue Henry discusses.

As a prosecutor, Jarrett Ferentino has worked to get justice for families in Northeastern Pennsylvania and beyond. He speaks to Sue Henry about prosecuting the high profile killer Hugo Selinski and discusses other notorious cases across the country. Ferentino will appear at the F.M. Kirby Center on June 17 and is the author of a new book about his career.

The final hour of "The Sue Henry Show" focuses on the power structure, a poem from Lorraine from Hazleton and the national news media covering the teen takeovers.

Sue Henry talks about 1/3 of adult Americans using TikTok as a primary news source.

Sue Henry talks about the American presence in the stock market.

You can't always get what you want, but Pennsylvania Power and Light got quite a bit from the Public Utility Commission when they requested a rate hike. Sue Henry has the bad news for customers.

How much would you pay to see a Knicks vs. Spurs game at Madison Square Garden? Sue Henry reveals the going rate.

Forty years ago, Surgeon General C. Everett Koop called for the elimination of smoking in the workplace. It took decades to become a reality in Pennsylvania. Do you remember when it was allowed? Sue Henry does.

PA Sen. John Fetterman has called Maine Democratic senate candidate Graham Planer a "Nazi sympathizer" and a "creep." Do you wish more members of political parties spoke their true feelings instead of rooting for their team? Sue Henry discusses.

Sue Henry talks about the effect sticker shock is having on America when it comes to purchases.

Forty years ago, Surgeon General C. Everett Koop called for the elimination of smoking in the workplace. It took decades to become a reality in Pennsylvania. Do you remember when it was allowed? Sue Henry does.

There he goes again: PA Sen. John Fetterman has called Maine Democratic senate candidate Graham Planer a "Nazi sympathizer" and a "creep." Do you wish more members of political parties spoke their true feelings instead of rooting for their team? Sue Henry discusses.

Sue Henry talks about a lawsuit filed claiming cannabis is the new "Big Tobacco."

Sue Henry talks about Amazon surpassing Walmart as the #1 company in the Fortune 500.

Sue Henry and callers talk about some of the prominent things that stood out in the 1970's.

Is cannabis the new "big tobacco," hiding risks from the public as it reaps enormous profits? A new federal lawsuit says just that. Sue Henry discusses.

There's a new #1 atop the Fortune 500 list of companies, and it took out a bricks and mortar mainstay. Do you prefer Amazon to Walmart? Sue Henry takes a look.

EJ Samuel joins Sue Henry to talk about an article written about Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins fans.

Sue Henry talks to Andy Mehalshick after his retirement.

Sue Henry talks about the latest regarding teen takeovers.

WILK's EJ Samuel doesn't know life without the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins. He shares his thoughts with Sue Henry about an article in The Hockey News concerning the team's fan base and management.

28/22 News reporter Andy Mehalshick joins Sue Henry for a retrospective of his more than 40 years with the station. Mehalshick announced his retirement from television, adding that he'll occasionally return for special projects. What do you remember most about his storied career?