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On episode 10 of the Little Beaver Historical Society Podcast, we talk with Ryan O’Shea about the rich history of New Brighton, Pennsylvania and the movers and shakers who ended up in the venerable Grove Cemetery, final resting place to some of Beaver County’s most esteemed historical figures.
On episode 6 of The Magical Coach Podcast, we present an evening with the Larry Bruno Foundation 2018 Circle of Achievement Honorees: Jim “Gumpy” Ebersberger, Anthony “Tony” Esoldo, Dr. Jean Ann Higgins, Judge Richard Mancini, Dr. Eugene J. Palka, Robert “Rocky” Washington, and the 1961 BFHS Baseball Team.
Anthony “Dino” Marcione of Monaca, Pennsylvania was drafted into the Korean War at age 20. Sent to the front lines, he manned a machine gun against invading Chinese nationals pushing south into the Korean peninsula. “Our firepower is what kept the Chinese from running us over,” Anthony admits, “but it was brutal up there on the line. Just brutal.”
On episode 2 of the Allegheny Valley History Podcast, guest host Kevin Farkas of The Social Voice Project talks with Jeanne Cecil of the Rachel Carson Homestead in Springdale, Pennsylvania, about the early childhood home of world renowned environmentalist Rachel Carson.
On episode 11 of the Live Mike Podcast with Mike Romigh, Mike talks about the working poor and food insecurity in Beaver County with Candy McMunn and Janet Chalmers of the Faith Restoration Food Pantry.
On episode 22 of Tony Lavorgne’s Legends & Lore Podcast, Tony talks with veteran paranormal investigator and internet radio host, James Creachbaum, Jr. about the dangerous risks and sublime rewards of paranormal investigating.
On episode 4 of the Rochester Area Heritage Society Podcast, our Travel Back in Time Speaker Series features Jeff Snedden, local historian and “Histories and Mysteries” columnist, who will talk about what was happening in Beaver County a century ago during World War I.
On episode 12 of the Beaver County History Podcast, we talk with Karen Florence and Florence Cuspard Lott about the African-American experience in Beaver County, and why it is important to recognize soul food as a significant part of black history and heritage.
On episode 10 of the TSVP Radio Theater Podcast, we talk with artistic director Justin Fortunato and marketing manager Lindsay Courteau about how they create exceptional theater at Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center.
