The Sue Henry Show podcast

In this hour Sue discusses AI, Music & Bowie; Renovations Coming To Wyoming Valley Mall; and New Study On Working From Home

In this hour Sue talks about Stay at Home Parents; and Bresnahan Agrees To WVIA Debate In October. Ray Disagrees With Sue

In this hour Sue discusses 52% Would Support a Democrat, 41% Would Support a Republican In Latest Poll. Dr. Marina Weiler of the University of Virginia calls in about a trial at the University of Virginia examining out-of-body experiences has yielded surprising results, which may show we possess higher consciousness. Thomas From Scranton Wants To Go Off About Trump and Mike From Bloomsburg calls about Out of Body Experiences

A new study reports that working from home actually might be worse for your health than going into the office. Do you buy that? Sue Henry has the details.

The Trump Administration is working on a plan that would give a stay at home parent $9,000 per year for each child under their care, with some stipulations attached. Would you favor that? Sue Henry isn't sold.

A trial at the University of Virginia examining out-of-body experiences has yielded surprising results, which may show we possess higher consciousness. Sue Henry discusses the research with Dr. Marina Weile of the university.

In this hour Sue discusses What a Zany Idea This Is! (Trump's $5,000 Promise); Ya Know What...Please Just Stop Yourselves; and Philadelphia Inquirer Rips John Fetterman In An Editorial

In this hour Sue talks about 21 States Sue To Stop Trump Rule Regarding Immigrants Getting Green Cards; Trying To Crack Down On People Living Off US Government; and Luzerne County Child Rapist Sentenced Today. Ray From Mountain Top calls about The Cost of Diesel and Kate From The Back Mountain calls about Gas Prices.

In this hour Sue discusses is Rapid Data Center Growth Posing Serious Risks To Electric Reliability; Atty General Dave Sunday Releases Statement On The Overreach of Big Tech; and The DOJ Has Charged 80 People With Covid Fraud. Larry From Plymouth Is Against Data Centers & People Moving To Plymouth and Joe From Kingston Disagrees With Larry.

President Trump insists there's money to give every adult a $5,000 "dividend" if Republicans hold the House and Senate. Are you on board? Sue Henry talks about the president's latest pronouncement.

States including Pennsylvania are taking the Trump Administration to court in order to keep federal money flowing to states for Green Card holders who receive SNAP and other benefits. Sue Henry has thoughts.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission sounded the alarm Monday on data center usage of electricity and what it could mean for consumers. Sue Henry discusses the situation.

In this hour Jason Schwarzman Remembers 9/11; Sam From Dallas Remembers 9/11; and Ed From Shickshinny's Memories of 9/11. Sue remembers and discusses The Iconic Photo of President George W. Bush Finding Out About 9/11 Attacks.

Witnesses to history speak with Sue Henry about where they were on September 11th, including 28/22 News reporter Andy Mehalshick, former 1010 WINS and ABC News reporter Brian Carey (a native of Nanticoke), and former WNEP and WILK reporter Mark Davis.

Sue Henry recalls the events on September 11 as a working journalist. She features interviews with Darren Snyder of Wilkes-Barre, whose brother Len perished in the Twin Towers; talks to former King's College President Father O'Hara how he comforted fearful students and handled a campus bomb scare and speaks with Jake Sarwar who attended the ceremony in Shanksville, Pa. on Friday.

In this hour Scott Woolnough From Little Theater of WB calls in to talk to Sue Henry. John Hersker of Flashback Cinema is in studio and spoke to Sue Henry about "The Godfather" and its importance to Hollywood, how the mafia didn't want it made (at first) and how his mother, who owned a movie theater in West Hazleton, took a financial risk to bring it to her business.

In this hour Filmmaker Robert May, who made the documentary, "Kids for Cash," which chronicled corruption in the Luzerne County Court system is Sue's guest and talks about latest project, "Bucks County USA," which examines political divides in that Pennsylvania community, while looking for common ground.

In this hour Lackawanna County District Attorney Brian Gallagher calls in to talk to Sue Henry. Patrice Onwuka, vice president for economic policy and director of Independent Women’s Center for Economic Opportunity, calls in. Sue discusses Trump Offering $5,000 Checks?! Sue Is NOT Impressed; and Texters: Is Trump Promising Socialism?

Many in NEPA have a great love for "The Godfather," a movie examining family relationships and organized crime. John Hersker of Flashback Cinema spoke to Sue Henry about its importance to Hollywood, how the mafia didn't want it made (at first) and how his mother, who owned a movie theater in West Hazleton, took a financial risk to bring it to her business.

Filmmaker Robert May was introduced to Northeastern Pennsylvania when he made the documentary, "Kids for Cash," which chronicled corruption in the Luzerne County Court system. He spoke to Sue Henry about his latest project, "Bucks County USA," which examines political divides in that Pennsylvania community, while looking for common ground.

In this hour Bob Kadluboski calls in to talk to Sue Henry. Later Sue discusses Reading Levels The Worst They've Been This Century For Teens; Nobody's Interested In Fixing Problems; and The EAI Outbreak

In this hour Rachel Wallace, candidate for Congress in the Ninth Congressional District spoke to Sue Henry about the national debt, immigration and the budget. Later Sue talks about What Is It That Prevents Politicians From Working On Things They Promised; Cracking Down On Waste, Fraud & Abuse; and McLaren 750 Smashed In Highway Crash. Art From Shavertown Was NOT Impressed With Rachel Wallace's Interview

In this hour Sue discusses Jurors Said The Darndest Things; Lindsay Clancy's Defense Attorney Dubbed "Witty and Entertaining" By Some; Thursday's "I'm Listening" Show; and Individuals Feeling The Financial Pinch. Luciano Agrees With Sue On The Lindsay Clancy Trial

Rachel Wallace is running for Congress in the Ninth Congressional District. She spoke to Sue Henry about the national debt, immigration and the budget.

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial are speaking to the media. Sue Henry wonders if they should have just stayed silent based on some of their comments, including several on defense Attorney Kevin Reddington.

In this hour Sue discusses ABC News Story About Diesel Prices Hitting Record High; Economics & Diesel Fuel Prices; Labor Day Weekend Considered The Kickoff For Campaign Season; and Does It Feel Like We're Heading Towards a Complete Downfall of Society

In this hour Attorney Jarrett Ferentino calls in to talk Sue Henry about the Lindsay Clancy case. Later Sue talks about Scranton Police Investigate Burglary; and Corie Walsh Accused of Murdering 2 Year Old Son. In Crane's Corner: Fetterman Has Lost The Locker Room

In this hour Congressman Rob Bresnahan Jr. calls in to talk to Sue Henry. Later Sue discusses Texts About Bresnahan & The Rain Tax; Lindsay Clancy's Attorney Has Asked For Trump Pardon; and "Murder Is Murder"-Texts On Linsday Clancy. Dennis From Dallas calls about Lindsay Clancy's Case.

Former Luzerne County prosecutor, author and true crime commentator Jarrett Ferentino discusses the mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy murder case with Sue Henry and what might come next.

Congressman Rob Bresnahan joins Sue Henry to discuss the possibilities of ending the controversial "Rain Tax" impacting some of his constituents in the Eighth Congressional District.

In this hour Sue discusses On This Date In 1976; Queensboro & Queen County College $5,000 a Year; and Tony Romo Releases Statement For First Time Since Arrest & Jake Gives His Thoughts On Tony Romo's Statement. John From Dupont has a Random Phone Call

In this hour Chris DiMattio calls in about the 50th Anniversary of LaFesta Italiana; Larry From Plymouth calls With Some Wild Stories; Lorraine From Hazleton Checks In; and Frank From Old Forge calls about Maria Bartiromo Leaving FOX. Sue talks about The Latest On AI.

In this hour Lackawanna DA Brian Gallagher Tells Sue Henry Why He Believes a Scranton Restaurant Is a Nuisance. Sue discusses remembering Labor Day Weekend & The Jerry Lewis Telethon; mom of 5 Convicted For Delinquency of a Minor; and Things We Did as Kids & Got Away With Back Then (Linda from Jessup calls about that).

La Festa Italiana in Scranton celebrates its 50th anniversary weekend, starting on Friday. Hear details of this yearly event that attracts people from far and wide as Chris DiMattio, festival president, discusses its past and previews what to expect over the four-day celebration with Sue Henry.

Lackawanna County District Attorney Brian Gallagher believes a Scranton restaurant is a neighborhood nuisance, and he's taking the establishment to court to shut it down. He explains why he's taking this action to Sue Henry.

In this hour Sue discusses Young People Meetups & Takeovers; Update On Lindsey Clancy Trial; Pennsylvania Health Regulation Rewrite Draws GOP Concerns Over COVID Powers; and People That Made The World Better

In this hour Sue talks about condemning Socialism; Record High of 89% Surveyed Say Government Corruption Is Widespread; The Value of a Dollar; and in Colorado a Mob of 500 Teens Swarmed Burger King In Chaotic Takeover. Mike From Bloomsburg calls about College Spies

In this hour Sue discusses The Latest TikTok Trend...And It Involves AI; The Cat In The Hat Challenge; Who's To Say Zuckerberg Isn't Going To Hand Off AI To China; and AI Cover of Madonna Spurs Changes In Australia. Also Pennsylvania columnist and historian Oliver Lee Bateman joins Sue Henry to discuss his latest piece, "PA MAGA Country Doesn't Want Trump's Data Center 'Golden Goose.'"

Is it possible some Trump voters aren't on board with the data center movement? Pennsylvania columnist and historian Oliver Lee Bateman joins Sue Henry to discuss his latest piece, "PA MAGA Country Doesn't Want Trump's Data Center 'Golden Goose.'" READ HERE: https://www.realclearpennsylvania.com/articles/2026/09/01/pa_maga_country_doesnt_want_trumps_data_center_golden_goose_1203799.html

They say a mind is a terrible thing to waste, and Tik Tok is the place where brain cells are disappearing daily. Sue Henry discusses the "Cat in the Hat" social media trend, as well as some other mindless and somewhat dangerous content that has appeared on various platforms.

In this hour on the Sue Henry Show Jack From Scranton Has a Lot To Say. Sue discusses Flock Cameras; and The Latest On The Trump Ballroom

In this hour on the Sue Henry Show: Jake Heller Gives His Take On Kaepernick's Kneeling 10 Years Later; Joe From Kingston On Kaepernick 10 Years Later. Sue talks about Detroit Schools Paying Up To $1,000 For Kids To Attend School; and Do You Think Paying Students Is OK Or No?;

In this hour Sue discusses Is Trump's Message On Data Centers a Winning One; People Have Been Disagreeing Since The Miller Lite Commercials; 10 Years Ago Tonight Colin Kaepernick Kneeled During The National Anthem; and Do You Still Watch The NFL or Not Because of Kaepernick.

Detroit schools are paying for students to attend. Yes, you read that right. Good idea or bad idea? Sue Henry thinks it sets a bad precedent.

Is President Donald Trump's message on data centers a winning one? Sue Henry discusses.

In this hour Lorraine From Hazleton Calls In & Joe From Kingston On Addiction. Sue discusses 82% of Americans Say They Live On Autopilot; People Shut Down As Soon As They Punch In; and West Virginia Looks To AI Data Center Boom To Eliminate State Income Tax

In this hour Luzerne County Coroner Dion Fernandes is in studio with Sue Henry to talk about the recent spike in cocaine overdose deaths, and his own addiction struggle. Later Sue talks about Looking Into Entities That Claim To Be Nonprofit; Structure With Kids Beats Chaos; and Lionel Messi To Retire

In this hour taxpayer advocate Joan Hodowonitz is Sue's guest in the first segment as they discuss several entities classified as non-profits have lost that status and now must pay taxes and also questions have arisen about a recent reassessment in Lackawanna County that appeared to turn up others who are not on the rolls. Later in the hour Sue discusses Scranton Entities; This Wasn't Much of a Nonprofit at All; Walking The Walk & Talking The Talk; and Entities That Fleece The Government

Luzerne County Coroner Dion Fernandes warns about the recent spike in cocaine overdose deaths, and details his own addiction struggle with Sue Henry.