Girls are stepping onto the mat in record numbers, making wrestling the fastest-growing high school sport in the country. In this WPSU original documentary, Pennsylvania high school girl wrestlers try to find their footing in a historically male-dominated sport. Continue »
Learn the basics of growing your own herbs in your home. We’ll go over what herbs grow well in doors, proper planting, and more. Continue »
Host Tamra Fatemi-Badi welcomess Sebastian Salazar-Nicholls into the World Kitchen for a workshop featuring two recipes that are very special in Ecuadorean culture, Colada Morada and Guaguas de pan. Continue »
Learn about the journey of one architect from designing floor plans as a child through opening her own business. Continue »
Tory Glossner shares his path to becoming a chef, from culinary school to working in fine restaurants on both coasts before returning to central Pennsylvania. Continue »
Alison Kurtz, president of Ameron Construction in State College, Pennsylvania, describes the opportunities and skills needed for jobs in the construction field. Continue »
Erica Smithwick, a research scientist and college professor at Penn State, reveals that careers in science can take different routes beyond higher education. Continue »
Jerome Mick found his calling unexpectedly after being laid off during the 2008 economic recession and returning to school with essential industry experience. Continue »
Liz Wagner of Crooked Row Farm in Orefield, Pennsylvania describes how she got her start working at area farms. Continue »
Terry Tomei talks about how he and his crew install residential rooftop solar panels every day across western and central Pennsylvania. Continue »
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