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Hosted by Dan Holzman · news · EN · 646 episodes
Every weekday, Dan takes on the news, current events, and issues you’re talking about—from what’s happening in your community to the biggest stories across the region and the country. Politics, culture, current events, and the headlines of the day are all on the table.But Feedback isn’t just about what Dan thinks—it’s about what you think.Agree, disagree, ask a question, challenge an opinion, or bring up something you think deserves more attention. Your calls, texts, questions, and perspectives help determine where the conversation goes each day.You’ll also hear from newsmakers, community leaders, elected officials, experts, and interesting guests who bring additional perspectives to the topics you care about.Be part of Feedback:Call Dan at 610-374-8800, text (267) 422-2830, or email feedback@830weeu.com to share your thoughts and join the program.Your calls. Your opinions. Your Feedback.Join Dan Holzman weekdays from 10 AM to Noon on 99.7 and 830 WEEU – The Voice of Berks
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Episode #51
In the first hour of today's edition of Feedback, Dan was joined by Professor Dr. Tim Blessing to discuss how colleges are making it easier on new students, and in the second hour Dan was joined by Jessica Walb from Perfetto Insurance to discuss about the Medicare enrollment period!
Feedback with Dan Holzman
Today on FEEDBACK, we cover the latest on a chaotic FlyDubai flight, a Tennessee execution that did not go as planned, and Pennsylvania’s debate over opening primary elections to independent voters. We also discuss new research involving heavy drinking and health, an unusual airline passenger story, California’s response to the federal government’s new “Super Intelligence” terminology, and a few lighter topics—including Hershey’s new Harry Potter-inspired treats. In hour two, callers weigh in on youth uprisings, open primaries, artificial intelligence, a major Amazon and Constellation Energy agreement in Maryland, and the latest arguments from Lindsay Clancy’s attorney, before we wrap up with controversy involving the Eiffel Tower and an unusual incident aboard a flight out of Taiwan.
Feedback with Dan Holzman
Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss Seattle’s upcoming minimum wage increase, President Trump’s executive order involving artificial intelligence, his latest comments about Canada, and the growing push in some Canadian provinces to make daylight saving time permanent. Patricia Seaman, administrator of the Berks County Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Department, also joins us to recognize Suicide Prevention Month, while callers weigh in on the White House meeting with major tech companies and other topics. In hour two, Mike Hoffmaster and Jackie Grauert of Gethsemane Cemetery join us to discuss the ins and outs of operating a cemetery, funeral pre-planning, green burials, and more while answering questions from listeners throughout the hour.
Feedback with Dan Holzman
Today on FEEDBACK, we are LIVE at the Berks Encore Senior Expo with Mindy McIntosh of Berks Encore and Victoria Freifis of Comfort Keepers. We’re also joined by Penn State Health St. Joseph Medical Center cardiothoracic surgeon Dr. Daniel Lodge and physician assistant Mason Miller, along with Katie Catchmark, deputy director of the Berks County Area Agency on Aging. In hour two, Berks Encore Health & Wellness Director Kathy Roberts, Redner’s Director of Marketing Eric White, and Berks Encore Vice President of Community Outreach Rita Phillips join us to discuss health, wellness, community resources, and the organizations and services supporting older adults throughout Berks County.
Feedback with Dan Holzman
Today on FEEDBACK, we discuss Governor Josh Shapiro’s changing approach to data center development in Pennsylvania, Senator John Fetterman’s continued disagreements with members of his own party, and controversies involving a Philadelphia teacher, a Michigan credit union executive, and a New York City kitten rescue. Callers also weigh in on data centers, political divisions, presidential authority, animal cruelty, and the uprooting or removal of statues of historical figures. In hour two, we continue the debate over data centers and Shapiro’s policies, revisit several examples of “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” and discuss the Michigan credit union controversy, before wrapping up with more on Fetterman’s relationship with fellow Democrats and listener reactions to the day’s topics.
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