Common Threads Lehigh Valley

A podcast for Lehigh Valley women! 💖 Welcome to the Common Threads, Lehigh Valley podcast! Created by women, for women, and hosted by Emmy-winning journalist Megan Frank. This is a space for women who live and work in the Lehigh Valley to share their perspectives, personal stories and find community. Because everyone has a story to tell — and our stories show us what we have in common.

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  Episode #5

  Melanie Falcon: Why I Walked Away from the Anchor Desk 📺✨

  Aug 27, 202641 minS0

  <p>Description:</p><p>Two heart surgeries. A career in the spotlight. But what happens when the 'story' is your own survival? </p><p>Melanie Falcon is one of the most recognizable faces in local news. Earlier in 2026, she traded the view from the anchor desk for the one that mattered most to her: the view at home with her family.</p><p>In this episode of Common Threads, Melanie is moving beyond the news desk to talk about work-life balance and self-care. She talks with us about emergency surgeries and pregnancy loss, all while in the public eye, and...

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  Episode #2

  Scams, Scandals & Sacrifices: Emmy Winning Actress Shares Truths About Tough Industry

  Aug 25, 202633 minS0

  <p>Description:<br><br>Common Threads Lehigh Valley is a podcast for women by women who live and work in the Lehigh Valley. It’s hosted by Emmy-winning journalist Megan Frank. This episode is about the arts and entertainment industry, including the dark side. Emmy-winning actress and producer Sara Viteri is a woman who embodies the arts in her everyday life. We talk about her journey in the film and modeling industries, her production company, La Princesa Productions, and her short film ‘Life Happens, Then You Cry.’ She shares horror stories from her early days in the industry — and how she came...

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  Episode #4

  Doing the Work https://dashboard.transistor.fm/shows/common-threads/episodesfor Allentown’s Next Gen: Andrene Nowell

  Aug 25, 202618 minS0

  <p>Description:</p><p>For Andrene Nowell, the mission is simple: Don't give up on kids. 🎨🤝🏫🎒🎓</p><p>In this Common Threads mini-episode, we’re sitting down with Andrene Nowell. Between her role as Allentown School Board President and her work running the Fine Feather Foundation, Andrene is the definition of "doing the work."</p><p>She’s not just talking about youth mental health, she’s using art and mentorship to actually change the narrative for students across Allentown. If you want to learn about what real community impact looks like, this conversation is for you.<br>This episode was inspired by a nom...

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  Episode #10

  How PA’s First Female Winery Founder Built a Sisterhood & Sustainable Empire | Elaine Pivinski

  Aug 25, 202623 minS0

  <p>Description:</p><p>Who knew a hippie from New Jersey with zero farming experience could start a revolution in Pennsylvania’s wine country? 🍇🍷 </p><p>In this episode of Common Threads, host Megan Frank sits down with Elaine Pivinski, the founder of Franklin Hill Vineyards, the very first winery established in the Lehigh Valley.</p><p>Elaine shares her inspiring journey of planting the region’s first wine grapes, pioneering sustainable farming practices, and building a thriving business rooted in sisterhood. Long before "flexible work culture" was a buzzword, Elaine created a workplace centered around family, offering flexible hours to local m...

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  Episode #3

  The Powerhouse Next Door: Marci Lesko

  Aug 25, 202636 minS0

  <p>Description:</p><p>What does it actually look like to "make history" in our own backyard? This Women’s History Month, we’re moving past the textbooks and learning from a Lehigh Valley woman who serves our community on many fronts.💓</p><p>This segment includes an open conversation about suicide. We encourage viewers to prioritize their well-being while watching. If you or someone you know needs support, help is available. Call or text 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, available 24/7. All calls are free and confidential. Help is also available by texting the PA Crisis Text Line at 741741.</p><p>Our guest...

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