The Sue Henry Show podcast

Sue Henry remembers the life and legacy of legendary coach Lou Holtz who passed away yesterday. Henry recalls his 2019 commencement speech at King's College and a caller recalls speaking to Lou Holtz on the phone in the early 1990's.

Sue Henry is back on the air after the second hour of her show was hampered by technical difficulties.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is dominated by thoughts regarding Pete Hegseth's press conference.

Another story about a woman stealing from a Luzerne County organization has Sue Henry wondering why so many who live here cannot resist the temptation to keep their hands off money that doesn't belong to them.

Despite what some have said, Sue Henry insists she's not a Communist. She will not use Chat GPT to form opinions or be swayed by political mean girls regarding developments in Iran.

The final hour of "The Sue Henry Show" becomes dominated with talk about Iran.

Sue Henry is not a fan of the new Pennsylvania license plate.

A phone call with Joe from Kingston sparks talk about a possible measles outbreak.

The slash in the zero on the new PA plate is being read as an "8" by some license plate scanners, leading to mistakes in bills for entities like the PA Turnpike. Sue Henry asks the question: were you happy with the old plate?

Sue Henry began her show talking about the hindrance winter weather makes on families when it comes to school schedules and how the Philadelphia school board voted to eliminate eight half days from next year's school calendar.

The final hour of "The Sue Henry Show" becomes dominated with more data center discussions.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by what Luciano agrees and disagrees with Sue Henry about.

Sue Henry wonders why the Trump Administration picked Saturday to begin its military campaign after 47 years of issues with the country.

Sharon Soltis Sparano of LaPlume called Sue Henry to announce her Republican campaign for the State Senate seat occupied by Marty Flynn.

Sue Henry wonders why the Trump Administration picked Saturday to begin its military campaign after 47 years of issues with the country.

Although the Tampa International Airport admits their post about banning pajamas at the airport is all in fun, is it actually a good idea to return to times when people took pride in their appearance? Sue Henry discusses..

When Quinnipiac polled Pennsylvanians and asked them if Gov. Josh Shapiro would make a good president, 40 percent said he would, while 43 percent said he would not. Their polling analyst said that was not exactly a ringing endorsement. Do you believe he would make a good president?

Sue Henry reflects on the 40th anniversary of Pretty In Pink's release as well as the 30th anniversary of Pokemon.

Although the Tampa International Airport admits their post about banning pajamas at the airport is all in fun, is it actually a good idea to return to times when people took pride in their appearance? Sue Henry discusses..

The classic 80s flick "Pretty in Pink" was released 40 years ago this weekend, and Sue Henry isn't the only one who's a fan. Her producer Jake (who wasn't even born in 1986) also loves the film. What are you memories of it?

Instead of helping Americans pay bills, working on the partial government shutdown or strategizing on Iran, lawmakers in Washington spent their time Wednesday afternoon attending a dog parade. Yes, really. Sue Henry has thoughts.

Sue Henry and callers debate the list of Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Hillary Clinton's testimony and claiming she never knew Jeffrey Epstein.

Sue Henry talks about a dog parade being held in Washington D.C.

Secretary of Aging Jason Kavulich calls into "The Sue Henry Show."