This first hour of FEEDBACK is about more than one person’s story—it’s about how we all think about the people we love and the impact they leave behind. At some point, every one of us faces loss, and the question becomes: what do we do with that grief, and how do we honor it? Chuck Holder joins us to talk about Terry's Legacy Foundation; a project rooted in honoring a life and turning that story into something meaningful for the community. In our second hour we are speaking with Bill Van Sant and Lisa Ashcroft, from Girard, a Univest Wealth Division about tax strategies. They share basic strategies to detailed strategies and also the common mistakes we might be making by not understanding the importance of reviewing our tax return with an advisor after we file!

Do you want to learn about how to prepare, honor and support loved ones during some of life’s most difficult moments? The first conversation on FEEDBACK is with Gethsemane Cemetery. Larry Sacco, Gethsemane Advisor and Jacqueline Grauert, Assistant Director, share important information about Gethsemane’s approach to helping you deal with the most difficult time in your life. In our second hour on FEEDBACK we are talking about something that also touches all of us, aging, connection, and how we support individuals as they move through different stages of life. LuAnn Oatman, President of Berks Encore and Mindy McIntosh, Director of Development, Berks Encore, share their passion about the work that Berks Encore does to help seniors stay active, independent and connected.

Our first hour of FEEDBACK is about what happens when people are expected to succeed in systems that were never designed for them and what changes when someone decides to fix that. Claire Malfaro, Founder of the Positively Produced Foundation joins us to describe the work that is being done to help young people with autism recognize their potential and prepare for real-world opportunities. In our second hour, we will talk to Dennis Karahalias and Catherine Nemetz about Dennis’s battle with Kennedy’s disease, a rare, progressive condition that changes what his body can do over time. Catherine is his health and wellness coach and through her work is helping Dennis through this next stage. Dennis teaches us the power of control and what living well really means to him today.