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The Susquehanna Scout is a podcast that explores the Susquehanna River and its ripple effects across Pennsylvania and beyond. The river is often seen as a dividing line, but we see the Susquehanna as a topic of common ground and conversation.
From its fascinating history as one of the oldest waterways in the world, to stories about today’s river towns and residents, nature, recreation, science and the environment, the Susquehanna Scout is your link to meaningful, thoughtful and fun conversations about the Susquehanna River.
Hosted by Karen Hendricks. A production of WITF, providing public media to Central Pennsylvania, based in Harrisburg.
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Opdateringsfrekvens:
weekly
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
41 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
USA
21 episoder
siden 18. juni 2026
episodic
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“The river sings most beautifully when you are there to listen.”
That’s one line of poetry from many written by Michael Garrigan of the riverside town of Marietta, Lancaster County. Garrigan is an award-winning poet who’s published several books of river-inspired poetry. Learn why he believes ever…
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How does the Susquehanna River impact Pennsylvania’s weather?
Meteorologist Brett Thackara of Harrisburg’s abc27 does a deep dive into Pennsylvania’s unique weather patterns and how they’re influenced by the Susquehanna River.
We also talk about how flood-prone the Susquehanna and its tributaries…
Take a deep dive into the 2026 Chesapeake Bay Report Card:
Overall, the Chesapeake Bay scored its highest grade ever in 40 years’ worth of data, with a C+. There’s a lot of good news within the report, including a B for the West Branch of the Susquehanna River and a B for the Middle Susquehanna. B…
The nonprofit ALLARM is powered by volunteers who regularly monitor and take readings of waterways in the Susquehanna River watershed.
Joey Knouse, ALLARM’s volunteer and outreach coordinator, explains how the organization has evolved since its founding in 1986. Based at Dickinson College in Carl…
Chesapeake Gateways is a fairly new National Park Service initiative – and if you’re a Central Pa. resident, you might not even know you technically live within its region!
Today we talk about tourism, the importance of the Chesapeake Bay watershed including the Susquehanna River, and the power of…
Hear the story of Rob Evans, a lifelong artist based in York County with a passion for the Susquehanna River. He began collecting works of art depicting the Susquehanna River several years ago, and it’s grown to the point that he helped found the nonprofit Friends of the Susquehanna River Art Colle…
One of the most well-known landmarks associated with the Susquehanna River is the Three Mile Island nuclear power plant in Middletown, Pa.
It’s the site of what’s considered the worst commercial nuclear accident in U.S. history, when a partial nuclear meltdown of the Unit 2 reactor happened in Mar…
Lancaster-based genealogist, historian and researcher Eric Schubert guides us through a fascinating story weaving together Pennsylvania history, early industries such as lumber, and Susquehanna River towns that sprung up as a result. Against this backdrop, many community leaders’ careers were made …
If Pennsylvania had an “eel whisperer” or “eel ambassador” it might be Aaron Henning, an aquatic biologist with the Susquehanna River Basin Commission.
In this podcast, he demystifies this snake-like fish to explain why this native species is so unique, and why it was historically vital to Pennsy…
An excited crowd of 100 people filled a small Hummelstown park in May to plant the ceremonial 10 millionth tree as part of the Keystone 10 Million Trees initiative. This endeavor was spearheaded by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation in partnership with more than 300 organizations across Pennsylvania and…
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