Today on FEEDBACK WEEU we have two special guests making a big difference. First up, Amy Ames, founder of Grace and Grit Beyond Beauty, a boutique dedicated to helping women and teens experiencing hair loss feel like themselves again. Our second guess is Tremayne Jones. Tremayne is a dedicated mental health leader and community advocate whose work has made a meaningful impact as founder of Betterview Counseling and Trauma Recovery.

This episode of FEEDBACK WEEU we are joined in our first hour by Jessica Warchal-King, educator, choreographer, and founder of JCWK Dance Lab, a creative space that explores joy, connection, wellness and understanding ourselves and the world better through movement. Our second hour is all about Medicare. Jessica Walb, Director of Health, Life and Financial Services, with Perfetto Insurance. Jessica breaks down the maze of Medicare, Medicare Supplements, enrollment information and so much more. If you are approaching 65 or have a loved one who is 65 or currently in a Medicare plan that is not working for them - this is the show for you.

In this first episode of FEEDBACK, we are celebrating the power of music. Joining us is acclaimed soprano Toni Marie Palmertree, an artist whose voice and presence captivates audiences across stages and concert halls. Toni Marie shares her journey with us on FEEDBACK, a journey filled with discipline, dedication, and heart! Our second hour is all about love, loss, and the beautiful ways we keep people connected to our lives even after they are gone. Joining us is Dasha Lezark, author of the children’s book Dakota’s Walk. It’s a sweet story told through the eyes of a lovable Greater Swiss Mountain Dog.

In our first hour we learn about Lizette Epps. Lizette’s story is about resilience, identity, leadership, and the courage that it takes to use your voice, even when the journey is not easy. Lizette is the Executive Director of Community and Economic Development at Alvernia University and best-selling and award-winning author of Our Voices; Little Stories Through a Latina Lens. Lizette’s passion is to help you be “seen”. Our second hour is for all of you who have an idea for a product, a business or want to mentor others based on your years of experience in business. Our guests are Michelle Hnath and Jim Hong, Entrepreneurs and more for Berks LaunchBox. Berks LaunchBox is a hub for entrepreneurship, innovation and hands-on learning, offering resources, mentorship and guidance to help people turn ideas into reality.

First up on this edition of FEEDBACK WEEU is Rockstar Roller Derby! Melissa, aka Merdermaid, Tamrin aka Loki and Crystal aka Sassy joins us to talk about the women’s flat track exhibition roller derby league that brings high impact athletics, and community to the rink. They are not just skating, they are empowering, entertaining, and giving back to their community. Our second hour is all about wellness! We are talking to Lisa Kahres, owner of Bee Fit and Healthy - a wellness center dedicated to helping people move better, feel stronger and live healthier every single day! Lisa shares so much information that you as a listener can do today!

Alexa Freeman, Creator of Berks Nostalgia, joins us in our first hour of FEEDBACK WEEU. For nearly a decade, Alexa has been documenting the rich and often overlooked history of Berks County - using writing, photography, videography and even drone footage to bring the past to life for a new generation. In our second hour we speak to renowned musician and composer, Jill Haley. Jill is a remarkable oboist, English horn player, pianist, and composer. Jill has spent time as an Artist in Residence in ten National Parks, creating original compositions inspired by the natural beauty she experiences while living in these parks. Jill also gifts us with samples of two of her compositions that were inspired by those residencies.

First up on this episode of FEEDBACK WEEU are guests Christine Nepple, Clinical Director and Yomari Salvatore-Rivera, Program Supervisor of Tower Health, Street Medicine. Street Medicine is dedicated to bringing healthcare directly to people experiencing homelessness or extreme vulnerability. The program meets patients where they are, whether that’s on the streets, in shelters, or encampments, providing medical care, resources and compassion to those who might otherwise go without. In our second hour on FEEDBACK WEEU we welcome Linda Kelleher, City Clerk, City of Reading. Linda brings a wealth of experience, insight, and dedication to the work she does, and her contributions have made a meaningful impact on people and communities she serves. She is a feisty woman who has in her fingers in many pots!

This episode on FEEDBACK WEEU focuses on belonging and not quitting. Our first hour we talk about something that is subtle but essential - belonging. Most of us know instantly when we don’t belong. We feel it in rooms, in conversations, in the way people look past us, or through us. We share stories that have been brought to our attention painting different scenarios that impact our sense of belonging and offer our opinions on where the accountability lies. The second episode of FEEDBACK we speak to Theron Cook, an award winning muralist, brand strategist, and founder of Don’t Quit Ominiversity and TCA Don’t Quit Foundation. He speaks passionately about the power of communication and storytelling within a community through visual arts. His philosophy is simple, but powerful: Don’t Quit!