Pennsylvania People / Meet the People

We continue our PA People series with a new and intimate profile of some of the people who make Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia visited the former Centre Hall SPCA to talk with longtime friends and animal advocates, Deb Warner and Cheryl Sharer. The two co-founded Pets Come First, the new SPCA.

We continue our Pennsylvania People series with a new and intimate profile of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia caught up with Daniel Clemson at the Train Station Office of the Bellefonte Area Chamber of Commerce. Clemson is a leading authority on the world-renowned vocal group, The Mills Brothers, who…

We continue our Pennsylvania People series with a new and intimate profile of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia visits with Thom Brewster, executive director of CentrePeace. Most people know it as a place that restores and sells used furniture, but Brewster sees it as a place that restores prisoner’s…

We continue our Pennsylvania People series with a new and intimate portrait of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia catches up with 91-year-old George Etzweiler, founder of the Old Men of the Mountains running team. This October 23rd they’ll be competing—for the 5th year in a row!—in the grueling Tussey…

We continue our Pennsylvania People series with a new and intimate portrait of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia travels to the Green Drake Gallery and Arts Center in Millheim to talk with artist Elody Gyekis, a community arts organizer, mural painter and academic all-star.

We continue our Pennsylvania People series with a new and intimate profile of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia travels to Tyrone to talk with third-generation artist, Peter Frantz.

We continue our Pennsylvania People series with a new and intimate profile of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia talks with Don Ford of State College. He’s a clinical psychologist and family caregiver.

We continue our “Pennsylvania People” series with a new and intimate profile of one of the people who makes Pennsylvania so interesting. WPSU’s Patty Satalia pays a visit to the gifted poet Patricia Jabbeh Wesley, a survivor of Liberia’s civil war. She teaches English, Creative Writing and African Literature at Penn State-Altoona.