TheBurg Podcast

June 2, 2017: This week, Editor-in-Chief Lawrance Binda and City Reporter Danielle Roth discuss the issues that Mayor Eric Papenfuse will face in his next term. Then, they dive into some recent beautification news in the city--dog parks, anti-litter campaigns--and touch on updates from City Council, including a proposed expansion of the Downtown Improvement District.  

May 18, 2017: This week, editor-in-chief Lawrance Binda and city reporter Danielle Roth discuss Tuesday's primary election. Binda shares details from Mayor Eric Papenfuse's victory party at the Midtown Scholar. Roth describes the scene at mayoral challenger Gloria Martin-Roberts' election night party. They talk mayoral campaign strategies, what surprised them about the primary election results, and their "Most Harrisburg Thing This Week." Subscribe to TheBurg Podcast on iTunes and Google Play. Special thanks to Paul Cooley, who wrote our theme music. Check out his podcast, the PRC Show on iTunes.

May 5, 2017: This week, editor-in-chief Lawrance Binda and city reporter Danielle Roth pick apart Tuesday’s mayoral debate and discuss each candidate’s performance. Binda catches listeners up to speed with Friends of Midtown’s City Council forum, which he moderated, and the State’s corruption probe into the Harrisburg Incinerator. Binda and Roth discuss President Donald Trump’s weekend visit to Harrisburg. Special thanks to Paul Cooley, who wrote our theme music. Check out his podcast, the PRC Show on iTunes.    

March 31, 2017: After a long hiatus, TheBurg Podcast returns. This week, editor-in-chief Lawrance Binda and city reporter Danielle Roth discuss the upcoming primary election, the city’s next steps with the sinkhole remediation project and student behavioral issues within Harrisburg School District. Larry shares his local election ÃƒÆ’¢â‚¬Ëœbugaboos’ and both offer their takes on the “Most Harrisburg Thing This Week.” As an added surprise, you may recognize the voices of those who excitedly welcomed back TheBurg Podcast. Special thanks to Paul Cooley, who wrote our theme music. Check out his podcast, the PRC Show on iTunes.