The Sue Henry Show podcast

Sue Henry and her producer Jake Heller look back to May 14, 1998 when Frank Sinatra died at the age of 82 and Seinfeld went off the air after 9 years.

Sue Henry and her producer Jake Heller sing Happy Birthday to Lorraine from Hazleton. Henry and Heller joke they're glad they know how to speak since they can't sing.

The death of a Lackawanna County native in at a New York City subway station by a man who police say pushed him down the steps is tragic and troubling. Sue Henry discusses.

The death of a Lackawanna County native in at a New York City subway station by a man who police say pushed him down the steps is tragic and troubling. Sue Henry discusses.

Sue Henry explains her efforts to give Tyler Meyers the equal amount of airtime she did to Senator Lisa Baker.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is dominated by Senator Lisa Baker (20th District) and her opponent Tyler Meyers.

Sue Henry talks about today's DHS hearing regarding COVID-19 funding.

Sue Henry spoke to candidate for State Senate in the 20th District Tyler Meyers about campaign spending by outside sources in this year's election, data centers, education funding, the prospect of legalizing recreational cannabis and what made him decide to run for office.

Sue Henry spoke to Senator Lisa Baker of the 20th District about spending by outside sources in this year's election, data centers, education funding, the prospect of legalizing recreational cannabis, and her side of the Kooth story.

Household debt in America has ticked to an all time high. Why do you think it's reached critical mass? Sue Henry discusses the issue.

Candidate for State Representative in the 117th Legislative District Bill Jones talks to Sue Henry about his thoughts on data centers, legalizing recreational cannabis and strategies for improving education in PA.

Sue Henry and callers talk about the election which is exactly 1 week away.

Household debt in America has ticked to an all time high. Why do you think it's reached critical mass? Sue Henry discusses the issue.

Candidate for State Representative in the 117th Legislative District Bill Jones talks to Sue Henry about his thoughts on data centers, legalizing recreational cannabis and strategies for improving education in PA.

Sue Henry gives her thoughts on the Keystone Exams.

After using touchscreen voting machines in previous elections, Luzerne County is now switching to hand-marked paper ballots this year. Sue Henry gives her thoughts.

Sue Henry talks about President Trump contemplating to suspend the federal gas tax for a brief period of time.

Luzerne County native Frank Shiner will be home next month to shoot a movie about his family's life story, including his father's "lessons from the oven." He spoke to Sue Henry about his career in entertainment and why he decided to make the film.

What is the reason for all the flyers??? Sue Henry can't help but wonder why so much money is involved in the race for PA Senate, who the big spenders are, and whether voter concerns are even under consideration.

Sue Henry talks about a Kentucky mother being arrested after allegedly giving her 22-month old son a tattoo.

The Pennsylvania Senate voted to get rid of the vehicle emissions inspection in several state counties. Do you agree? Sue Henry sure does.

The Pennsylvania Senate voted to get rid of the vehicle emissions inspection in several state counties. Do you agree? Sue Henry sure does.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" focuses on what were the first concerts that listeners attended.

The stories of listeners' first concerts included some wild ones. Go down memory lane with Sue Henry.

Sue Henry looks at the top headlines and stories from May 7, 2016.

Sue Henry hates littering and hope Pennsylvania takes some enforcement measures upon themselves this summer.

Sue Henry and listeners talk about what they love about the area on May 7th.

Luzerne County has been in the mix since the 1760s when it comes to historical happenings. Mark Riccetti Jr., director of operations and programs for the Luzerne County Historical Society, gives Sue Henry some examples and discusses the organization's upcoming annual dinner, which will note the country's 250th birthday.

Happy 570 Day in NEPA! What's your favorite thing about living here? Erin Kosisky of the 570 Day Committee spoke with Sue Henry about the origins of this day of celebration and discussed some of the things she likes best about our area.

Sue Henry fires back at her critics who claim "she whines too much" after talking about the ballroom in the White House.

The second hour of "The Sue Henry Show" focuses on the ballroom in the White House that President Trump wants to build.

Sue Henry and Joe from Kingston talk about the Philadelphia 76ers not wanting their fans to sell their playoff tickets to New York Knicks fans.

Well, that escalated quickly. How much MORE are lawmakers asking the American taxpayer to shell out for the big beautiful ballroom? Sue Henry has the count and the amount.

The passing of Ted Turner marks the end for a man who changed the way Americans view news, but who also rescued our beloved films and cartoons. Sue Henry explains.

Sue Henry talks about kids stealing a car and how it would have been handled during their childhood.

Sue Henry talks about the physical fitness test returning.

PA GOP gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity said in an interview she won't sign a recreational cannabis bill into law if it reaches her desk. Will this help or hurt her campaign, in your opinion? Sue Henry mulls it over.

Wilkes-Barre Police arrested a 12-year-old and a 13-year-old, accusing them of stealing a car during the overnight hours before their apprehension in Wyoming County. As a young teen, would you have tried this? Sue Henry wonders about a couple of different things related to the situation.

PA GOP gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity said in an interview she won't sign a recreational cannabis bill into law if it reaches her desk. Will this help or hurt her campaign, in your opinion? Sue Henry mulls it over.

Sue Henry talks about changes McDonald's is making when it comes to refilling soda.

Sue Henry talks about a Philadelphia student being in trouble for exposing students who have a hard time writing or reading.

The first hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by Sue and callers paying homage to their favorite teachers.

A student in a Philadelphia charter school is making waves by creating videos showing students who can't read a simple sentence. Now, he says the school is punishing him for these revelations and saying he can't go to the prom or walk across the stage at graduation. Sue Henry can't believe it. Can you?

An ABC News Poll shows two-thirds of Americans surveyed believe the country is going in the wrong direction? If you are in the one-third that believes the country is going in the right direction, why do you believe that? Sue Henry discusses.

Callers have nice words to say about Sue Henry and her willingness to examine both parties.

Sue Henry and listeners talk about the rise in gas prices.

Sue Henry gives her thoughts on the May Day protests taking place today.

Sue Henry gives her thoughts on Congresman Dan Meuser's tirade to TMZ earlier this week.

Sue Henry talks about Congressman Dan Meuser's tirade to TMZ.

The final hour of "The Sue Henry Show" is highlighted by another poem by Lorraine from Hazleton.