The first hour of today's FEEDBACK is all about the word "nice". Toni has an intimate conversation with just the listeners to try to undersatnd that word. Nice is such an underrated term and Toni believes it needs to make a comeback! We dive into the differences of nice vs. loyalty, nice vs. courage and nice vs. necessary. What does "mice" mean to you!? Joining the second hour of FEEDBACK is the Executive Director and CEO of The Reading Public Museum, Geoff Fleming. The conversation explores not just the Museum's future but how this role inspires, challenges, and drives him to continue to champion this institution!

Today on FEEDBACK we are joined in our first hour by Kaylee Simcik, Principle of John Paul II Center for Special Learning. John Paul II has been making a meaningful impact by supporting students with diverse learning needs and helping them thrive academically, socially, and spiritually. Kaylee talks about how she stays inspired by her students, the works that they do and the pure joy they bring to each day. In out second hour we meet Dr. Elizabeth Bentz, Founder of O'Therapy Yoga, a space dedicated to healing, restoration, and the belief that wellness isn't just physical, it's emotional, mental, and deeply personal. Dr. Bentz walks about her journey and work to becoming a spiritual occupational therapist and the power of healing.

The Power of a Smile - More than Just Teeth! Dr. Eric Angstadt joins FEEDBACK in our first segment to talk about the power of a smile. He talks about the physical benefits of smiling, how it impacts our mental health and emotional relationships. Listen to Dr. Angstadt's show Tooth Talk - the show your teeth listen to, to learn all about the power of your smile. In our second hour, Comissioner Christian Leinbach joins us to talk about the ICE Warehouse in Upper Bern, the major changes in the rail industry effecting Berks County and the Housing Crisis. Comissioner Leinbach also spoke about the kickoff event celebrating the 275 years of Berks County history! Connection, experience, and stories that hold it all together. This is FEEDBACK!

Our first segment on FEEDBACK WEEU is all about your investments and what to do and think when the market is up! We are joined by Bill Van Sant, Executive Vice President and Managing Director of Girard, a Univest Wealth Division and Lisa Ashcroft, Vice President and Wealth Trust Advisor of Girard, a Univest Wealth Division. Bill and Lisa breakdown what it means for your financial situation when the market is up, what you really own, what to do when you are sitting on cash and what to plan for as far as your investments, as you approach retirement from youth to end of life! I our second hour of FEEDBACK WEEU we are joined by the Council on Chemical Abuse (COCA) and today they are discussing the problem of gambling addiction. Yvonne Strohman, Community Programs Specialist, and Mike Reese, Certified Recovery Specialist, both of COCA, talk about the education needed around gambling addiction, how it impacts our youths brain development, the signs to look for and where to get help. Also joining us in this discussion is Sherry, who is in long term recovery from problem gambling. Sherry, bravely, shares her story and the impact her addiction had on not only her family but the personal impact as well. Great conversation in this episode of FEEDBACK WEEU.

FEEDBACK WEEU continues spotlighting community organizaions. First up, Katherine Acosta and Elaine Lopez join us from Barrio Alegria. Barrio Alegria is dedicated to uplifting neighborhods through arts, culture, and community driven projects that create opportunity and inspire pride. From youth engagement to cultural celebrations, their work is rooted in connection, heritage, and hope for the future. Our second show spotlights a true gem in our community, The Miller Center for the Arts. We speak with Anthony DeMarco, V.P. of Advancement at RACC (Reading Area Community College) and Executive Director of the Miller Center and The Foundation of RACC and Megan Schappell, General Manager of the Miller Center as well as Director of Special Events for RACC. The Miller Center for the Arts has truly become what they call "The Stage for World Class Talent", from nationally recognized performers to unforgettable theatrical productions, this venue continues to elevate the arts experience in Berks County.

Joining us in the first segment of FEEDBACK is our very own Eric Weiss, Creative Director of WEEU 830 AM. Eric not only helps shape what you hear on the radio every day, but he’s also deeply involved in local theater, bringing stories to life both on the air and on the stage. Our second segment showcases Amy Stephen. Amy proves you don’t have to choose just one passion and that you can live boldly in more than one lane. Amy is a talented artist and a fierce roller derby competitor. Yes. You heard that right she is a very well-known artist, muralist, and a roller derby competitor. Only on FEEDBACK!

Today on FEEDBACK WEEU we have two special guests making a big difference. First up, Amy Ames, founder of Grace and Grit Beyond Beauty, a boutique dedicated to helping women and teens experiencing hair loss feel like themselves again. Our second guess is Tremayne Jones. Tremayne is a dedicated mental health leader and community advocate whose work has made a meaningful impact as founder of Betterview Counseling and Trauma Recovery.