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Brought to you weekly by the Corry Higher Education Council. The Corry Higher Education Council’s mission is to promote lifelong learning to empower individuals, produce a competitive workforce, and enhance the community’s quality of life. This show enhances our community by highlighting the stories of our area’s entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial ecosystem. Our hosts are Dr. Matthew Platz, Executive Director, and Stephanie Schruers, Marketing Coordinator. Welcome to Community Chronicles Radio.
Corry Higher Education Council hosts Community Chronicles Radio, a business show with 47 episodes published.
In the first half of our show, Dr. Platz spoke with Destin Demarion, owner of Demarion Bass Fishing Enterprises LLC. Through his work, Destin combines competitive fishing, education, outdoor recreation, and entrepreneurs
On this episode Dr. Platz was joined by Megan Solensky, who many listeners may know from her increasingly popular restaurant review videos on Facebook. Through her videos, Megan has been shining a spotlight on locally ow
Joining us in our first half of the show was Mark Jeanneret, President and CEO of VisitErie. VisitErie recently partnered with Erie Apparel to launch its very first merchandise collection, called “It’s All in Erie.” In s
Joining us in our first half of the show was Mark Jeanneret, President and CEO of VisitErie. VisitErie recently partnered with Erie Apparel to launch its very first merchandise collection, called “It’s All in Erie.” In s
Joining us first in this episode was Bryan Brinkle of the Erie Shriners Cycle Corps, part of the Zem Zem Shriners organization here in Erie. The Cycle Corps has a long history of participating in parades, community event
On this episode Dr. Platz welcomed Jake Rouch, Vice President of Development for Passport Reality and host of The Jake Rouch Show podcast. Jake has spent more than 30 years working with businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprof
In this episode, our guest for the hour was someone who has become well known in Erie not only as a business owner—but as one of the region’s most recognizable endurance athletes. Andy Hellman is the owner of Snap Fitnes
This week we got an update on the story of Serafini’s Trattoria, located in the heart of downtown Erie—a restaurant rooted deeply in family tradition, Italian heritage, and community connection. Owners Opie Hughes and Am
Our first guest was Jessica Hunter, the owner of Jessica Hunter Photography, a locally based business with more than a decade of experience creating portraits, commercial imagery, and storytelling visuals for individuals
In this episode, we were joined by , one of the voices behind the Steelers by the Lake Podcast — a growing podcast built around a shared passion for all things Pittsburgh Steelers. Then , co-owner of Erie Ale Works retur
Our first guest this episode was Mukti Subedi, a local entrepreneur and business owner of both the Wonderful Shop on Parade Street and the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory at the Millcreek Mall in Erie. Joining us in the
Our first guest this week brought a little sweetness, and a whole lot of nostalgia to the Erie community. Casey Corritore joined us, owner of Casey’s Ice Cream Cart, a mobile dessert experience. In our second half, Rob C
This week's episode was about protecting individuals from abuse. We were joined by Lori Palisin, Executive Director of Safe Journey, an organization serving individuals and families in our community who are impacted by d
Our guest for this week's episode was Brooke Surgener. Brooke is an indie folk and pop singer-songwriter right here from Erie, known for her soothing vocals, emotional songwriting, and ability to connect deeply with list
With this episode Dr. Platz is beginning a new series highlighting refugee entrepreneurs right here in Erie. Our first guest in this series is Dharma Gurung, owner of Tandoori Hut, a local restaurant serving authentic In
This week, our first guest was Jim Bahm, the CEO and key principal of Networking Technologies, based right here in Erie. They specialize in designing, managing, and securing the core infrastructure that modern organizati
Our first guest is a passionate voice in the Erie community — Deonte Cooley. Deonte is a community activist, educator, realtor, and advocate who has dedicated his life to creating opportunity and empowerment across North
Our guests this week were Grant Filbeck, District Manager for Junior Achievement of Western Pennsylvania, where he coordinates K–12 educational programs that help young people build essential skills in leadership, financ
This week we’re joined by Thomas Laird, a highly engaged community member and local innovator who’s helping Erie explore practical uses of artificial intelligence to solve real-world challenges and strengthen our regiona
This week, Dr. Matthew Platz shared the microphones with Ryan Aztert, owner and co-founder of Federal Hill Smokehouse, one of Erie’s most beloved barbecue destinations. In the second half of the show, we welcomed Caesar
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Community Chronicles Radio is hosted by Corry Higher Education Council. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 47 episodes.
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