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Sep 11, 2026

J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
40:47
In other words, don't cancel fall.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
40:49
We still have pumpkins and we still have donuts, says Nathaniel Wisley of Soulberry Orchards in New Hope.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
40:55
Nothing is preventing us from making cider ice, a slushy-like drink which people really like.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
41:01
It's still important to support local farms that have had these losses.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
43:26
You can support local farmers by going to pick pumpkins, vegetables, and other crops too.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
43:32
And last but not least, number five, slurp cider ice.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
43:36
At Soulberry Orchards in New Hope, this delicious concoction, essentially cider meets water ice, will cushion the blow if you can't go apple picking this fall.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
43:58
Thank you for listening.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
2:35
In other words, don't cancel fall.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
2:37
We still have pumpkins and we still have donuts, says Nathaniel Wisley of Soulberry Orchards in New Hope.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
2:43
Nothing is preventing us from making cider ice, a slushy-like drink which people really like.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
2:49
It's still important to support local farms that have had these losses.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:14
You can support local farmers by going to pick pumpkins, vegetables, and other crops too.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:20
And last but not least, number five, slurp cider ice.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:24
At Solberry Orchards in New Hope, this delicious concoction, essentially cider meets water ice, will cushion the blow if you can't go apple picking this fall.
J.P. RomneyNARRATOR
5:46
Thank you for listening.
James B. SteeleGUEST
2:48
Your program is always very stimulating, and the topic couldn't be more topical, of course.
Michael SmerconishHOST
2:53
I remember hosting the two of you in a full theater of a few hundred people at the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
James B. SteeleGUEST
3:01
Exactly.
Michael SmerconishHOST
3:02
Time to coincide with one of your subsequent books.
JT WheatleyHOST
14:48
Plus, with the coming retraction of comic books for the backlash of Frederick Wolverine's The Seduction of the Innocent in 1954, which blamed comics for juvenile delinquency, Stoner was one of the many artists forced out of comic books.
JT WheatleyHOST
15:00
In 1961, Elmer Stoner joined a Buck County artist and began exhibiting his work at the Upstate Gallery in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
JT WheatleyHOST
15:08
In the spring of 1962, Henrietta Stoner opened Talents Unlimited at 61 Grove Street in Greenwich Village, titled as a showcase for creative craftsmanship featuring African wood carvings, ceramics, textiles, and of course, paintings by her husband, Elmer.
JT WheatleyHOST
15:22
Later, Stoner became the in-print spokesman for Gordon's Gin.
Trenae NuriHOST
14:34
Yeah, this is a different side of dining.
Trenae NuriHOST
14:39
And I read that on the site, it says they have select produce from a farm in New Hope, PA.
Trenae NuriHOST
14:46
So it's like local stuff.
Trenae NuriHOST
14:49
One of the Inquirer food writers reported that the baked potato that they serve was Comes with crab au gratin.
J.T. WheatleyHOST
14:47
Plus, with the coming retraction of comic books for the backlash of Frederick Wolverine's The Seduction of the Innocent in 1954, which blamed comics for juvenile delinquency, Stoner was one of the many artists forced out of comic books.
J.T. WheatleyHOST
15:00
In 1961, Elmer Stoner joined a Buck County artist and began exhibiting his work at the Upstate Gallery in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
J.T. WheatleyHOST
15:07
In the spring of 1962, Henrietta Stoner opened Talents Unlimited at 61 Grove Street in Greenwich Village, titled as a showcase for creative craftsmanship featuring African wood carvings, ceramics, textiles, and of course, paintings by her husband, Elmer.
J.T. WheatleyHOST
15:22
Later, Stoner became the in-print spokesman for Gordon's Gin, appearing in Ebony Magazine and numerous other black newspapers promoting his art and stating it's only through dedication that anything great is achieved.
Jim MichaelieNARRATOR
52:05
In 1979, President Jimmy Carter honored her at the White House for her work in the visual arts and called her a shining beacon for all artists.
Jim MichaelieNARRATOR
52:14
Selma Burke died at the age of 94 in 1994 in New Hope, Pennsylvania.
Jim MichaelieNARRATOR
52:21
The next time you look at the U.S. dime, remember the artwork of Dr. Selma Burke.
Jim MichaelieNARRATOR
52:28
The Unfinished Present by Norman Franklin.
Susan SalwinGUEST
9:48
And so I think that, and people blogged about it and talked about it and book talk, you know, on TikTok and all kinds of book threads on social media really got people reading again and loving it, not just doing it because they had to.
Miles DanielsHOST
10:02
One of the things I've noticed in my travels, and we were talking off camera about a recent trip that I took up to New Hope, Pennsylvania, just a random long weekend, wonderful independent bookstore in the downtown section.
Miles DanielsHOST
10:12
You can discover and learn so much about an area.
Miles DanielsHOST
10:17
I mean, to me, it's more than just selling books.
Eric MintelGUEST
46:21
Um, I myself had a U- another UFO sighting in 2016, my girlfriend and I, right over here.
Eric MintelGUEST
46:27
You know New Hope, Pennsylvania? You remember New Hope?
Tony MerkelHOST
46:30
Yes, right.
Eric MintelGUEST
46:31
So right outside of New Hope is this area called Center Bridge.
Eric MintelGUEST
46:34
Uh, there's a restaurant there, it's called Center Bridge Inn, and then there's a r- a, a metal bridge that goes over the Delaware into Stockton, New Jersey.
Eric MintelGUEST
46:42
So we're going over, this is like February of 2016, and it's cold.
Mitch GigundoHOST
15:50
And while we're out there, like, can we just cancel Jim Thorpe and come back here? A part, at least for me, is that I used to always enjoy going.
Mitch GigundoHOST
15:57
We used to go to New Hope because we would go to La Chateau.
Mitch GigundoHOST
16:00
We'd get some sexy stuff for Sally.
Mitch GigundoHOST
16:03
And then we'd go wander around all the cool shops.
Mitch GigundoHOST
16:05
And we just had a great time.
Mitch GigundoHOST
16:06
And all that left New Hope.
Sally SexyHOST
16:08
Yeah.
Sally SexyHOST
16:08
It just

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