Adventures in Privy Digging
Meet Frank Harchak
You can find a lot of things at the bottom an old outhouse, including your local history. Continue »
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Conversations Live
COVID-19 in 2021-22
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, it can be hard to keep up with the information. We'll talk with a panel of experts about vaccines and booster shots, the impact of the pandemic on mental health particularly children, and what we need to know about "breakthrough" cases. Continue »
Adventures in Privy Digging
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In a new limited series from WPSU Digital Studios, Houtzdale resident Frank Harchak shares his passion for privy digging. Continue »
Digging Deeper
Climate Change
Penn State President Eric Barron and guests talk about global climate change, and what Penn State is doing to address the problem. Continue »
Science U at Home Special
In this public television special, campers, mentors and instructors at the Penn State Science-U summer science camp show off the ways parents and caregivers can bring the wonder of science home to kids. Continue »
World Kitchen
Mexico: The Amigo Country
Explore Mexico with guest chef Minerva Saggese, as she demonstrates how to make Enchiladas Verdes, Guacamole Autentico, and Ate de Guayaba con Queso. Continue »
Our Town
Kane
Kane’s long history unfolds as community members share stories of Thomas L. Kane and the Lobo wolves. Community pride is on full display in tales about K.A.R.E. and the library, and stories of Art in the Wilds and Wildcat Park. Continue »
WPSU Digital Shorts
How the Lobo Wolf Was Saved From Extinction in Kane, PA
In the 1920s, Dr. Edward Herber McCleery of Kane, Pennsylvania began what became a life-long mission of saving the Lobo Wolves from extinction. Continue »
World Kitchen
An Afternoon In Tunisia
Guest chefs Zoubeida Ounaies and Steve Carpenter share three family recipes: slata mechouia, brik, and couscous with chicken and vegetables. Continue »
WPSU Digital Shorts
Try Pickleball This Summer!
Five state-of-the-art, fenced pickleball courts at the 677 W. Whitehall Rd. complex were made possible with support from the Louis E. Silvi Foundation and community donors. Continue »
