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Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.HarmonyTALK features Chris Ayres, the National Coach of the Year who transformed himsel...
05/31/2026

Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.

HarmonyTALK features Chris Ayres, the National Coach of the Year who transformed himself from struggling Lehigh University walk-on into one of college wrestling’s most respected leaders.

Host Greg Frigoletto explores resilience, positivity, leadership, and the moments that shape us long before success arrives.

Tune in this afternoon on WVIA Radio.

Before Chris Ayres became National Coach of the Year at Stanford University, he was losing 14 straight matches as a Lehi...
05/29/2026

Before Chris Ayres became National Coach of the Year at Stanford University, he was losing 14 straight matches as a Lehigh walk-on.

This Sunday on HarmonyTALK, Greg Frigoletto for sits down with Ayres for a conversation about resilience, positivity, and one incredible underdog journey.

From helping revive Princeton University wrestling to leading Stanford University to a sixth-place NCAA finish in just three seasons, Ayres has spent his career proving what can happen when people refuse to quit.

Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.

Chris Ayres lost 14 straight wrestling matches as a youth wrestler before heading to Lehigh University as a walk-on.Now ...
05/27/2026

Chris Ayres lost 14 straight wrestling matches as a youth wrestler before heading to Lehigh University as a walk-on.

Now he is a National Coach of the Year winner at Stanford University after building a powerhouse program at Princeton University.

That is the kind of underdog story HarmonyTALK was made for.

This week, host Greg Frigoletto talks with Ayres about resilience, positivity, leadership and the long road from struggling athlete to nationally respected coach.

At Princeton, Ayres helped lead the Tigers to a Top 6 national finish after the program once faced uncertainty about its future.
Now at Stanford, he has quickly turned the Cardinal into a national contender.

An inspiring and surprisingly fun conversation about persistence, mentorship, and believing in yourself before the wins arrive.

Streaming now on all major platforms.
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Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.Tune in to HarmonyTALK with host Todd Stephens featuring percussionist Harvey Price and...
05/24/2026

Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.

Tune in to HarmonyTALK with host Todd Stephens featuring percussionist Harvey Price and the Peace Drums Project.

A moving conversation about bringing Israeli and Palestinian children together through music and why creating hope for the next generation matters now more than ever.

đź“» Listen on WVIA Radio 89.9 FM today at 4:30 p.m.

Looking for meaningful Sunday listening?This Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio, HarmonyTALK features percussionist Harv...
05/22/2026

Looking for meaningful Sunday listening?

This Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio, HarmonyTALK features percussionist Harvey Price and the inspiring story behind the Peace Drums Project.

Through shared steel drum rehearsals, Israeli and Palestinian children are building friendships through music in the war-torn Middle East.

At a moment when peace feels more important than ever, this conversation reminds us what can happen when children are simply given the chance to connect.

Tune in Sunday on WVIA Radio at 89.9 FM.

What if peace could begin with a drumbeat?In this week’s HarmonyTALK, host Todd Stephens talks with percussionist and ed...
05/20/2026

What if peace could begin with a drumbeat?

In this week’s HarmonyTALK, host Todd Stephens talks with percussionist and educator Harvey Price, founder of the Peace Drums Project, an initiative bringing Israeli and Palestinian children together through music in the war-torn Middle East.

Using steel drums as a shared instrument with no political or cultural ownership, Harvey is helping children build connection through rhythm, collaboration and joy.
At a time when children around the world are growing up surrounded by conflict, this conversation is a powerful reminder that peace begins with human connection.

🎧 Rhythm Beyond Borders is streaming now. LINK IN COMMENTS 🎧

Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.HarmonyTALK features Michael Bradshaw Flynn, co-founder of the Scranton Shakespeare Fes...
05/17/2026

Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.

HarmonyTALK features Michael Bradshaw Flynn, co-founder of the Scranton Shakespeare Festival.

Lisa Champeau speaks with Flynn about Broadway, regional arts organizations, repurposing unconventional performance spaces, and the long-term work behind sustaining theater in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

The Scranton Shakespeare Festival now enters its 15th season.

Fifteen years after a one-time Shakespeare production in Nay Aug Park, the Scranton Shakespeare Festival has become one ...
05/15/2026

Fifteen years after a one-time Shakespeare production in Nay Aug Park, the Scranton Shakespeare Festival has become one of the region’s most visible arts institutions.

This Sunday on HarmonyTALK, Lisa Champeau speaks with co-founder Michael Bradshaw Flynn about the realities of sustaining regional theater while balancing professional work in New York.

The conversation traces the festival’s early uncertainty, its expansion into year-round programming, and the broader question of where serious artistic work belongs.

Sunday at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.

Michael Bradshaw Flynn has spent the last fifteen years proving that regional theater does not have to orbit New York, C...
05/13/2026

Michael Bradshaw Flynn has spent the last fifteen years proving that regional theater does not have to orbit New York, Chicago or Washington to matter.

In this week’s HarmonyTALK, Lisa Champeau speaks with the Scranton Shakespeare Festival co-founder about building a theater institution in Northeastern Pennsylvania while continuing to work professionally in New York.

The conversation begins with a one-time production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream in Nay Aug Park that drew nearly 1,000 people and helped launch what would become the Scranton Shakespeare Festival.
It now enters its 15th season.

Flynn reflects on Broadway, arts infrastructure, audience development, and why ambitious theater continues to resonate in places not traditionally viewed as cultural centers.

Listen in comments.

Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.Gudrun Feigl did not rush her journey. She grew it.From a few handmade products to a fu...
05/10/2026

Today at 4:30 p.m. on WVIA Radio.

Gudrun Feigl did not rush her journey. She grew it.

From a few handmade products to a full shop rooted in community, her story is a reminder that small beginnings can lead to something lasting.

đź“» Tune in today.

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