This episode brings a unique twist as we delve into the often-overlooked realm of bedding essentials — sheets. While Gardner's Mattress and More, our sponsor, buzzes with activity on Presidents' Day, we take a quiet moment to explore how the right set of sheets can transform your sleep experience.

Joined by our producer, Chris Stone, we unpack the secrets behind thread counts, material quality, and how choosing the perfect sheets can elevate your overall sleep system, ensuring you wake up happy and refreshed each morning.

Tune in as we guide you through thoughtful considerations that go beyond just the mattress, highlighting the importance of investing in quality sleep accessories for a restful night's sleep. Whether you're a warm or cold sleeper, or perhaps curious about the latest in bedding technology, this episode offers insights to make your next sheet purchase the best one yet. So, prepare to discover a restful sleep awaits you with the right sleep environment and essentials.

In this episode, we’re joined by Jeannette Wehye of THEM Collective (To Heal and Encourage Musically), a musical group based in Central Pennsylvania. Alongside DeJuan Rosado, Jeannette leads the collective in its mission to use music as a transformative tool to heal, inspire, and empower communities, particularly youth. In this conversation, Jeannette shares how THEM Collective works to foster connection and positivity through their unique sound, and how they aim to encourage growth and uplift music lovers everywhere. Tune in to hear about the collective’s powerful journey and the impact they’re making through the healing power of music.

In this episode, we chat with Reji Woods, an actor, director, and producer making his EPAC directorial debut. With a career spanning Broadway, Off-Broadway, national tours, and international stages, Reji has also appeared in TV shows like Orange Is the New Black and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, and films like Tapawingo. He’s the co-founder of Bending Threads Cabaret Company and founder of Reji Woods Productions. Alongside his performing career, Reji teaches voice and acting in Lancaster County and serves as Theatre Director at Ephrata High School. Tune in to hear more about his creative journey and upcoming projects!