The Elizabeth Worthington Episode

from Mr. Curiosity · host Joe Snedeker/WNEP

WNEP’s Elizabeth Worthington educates Joe on her catholic school girl upbringing in Philadelphia, psychiatrist grandfather, college ambiguity and her drive to play direct, professional “verbal volleyball” with other humans! This multimedia journalist may not need a videographer, but she definitely needs a husband and three kids “soon"… huh?!? Show your eyes some love too and watch past Mr. Curiosity Vodcasts on the WNEP YouTube channel.

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