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Good morning and welcome to Hello Westchester here on WCHE every Monday from 1130 to noon.

I'm Eric Clambara, joined by Cara Corradone, publisher of Hello Westchester, releases every Friday.

And you can subscribe at HelloWestchesterPA.com. Good morning, Cara.

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October 24th, and we are broadcasting on radio station WCHE 1520 AM and 95.3 FM in Westchester, Pennsylvania.

This is the Computer Corner Radio Show, and I am your host, Gene Mitchell.

The show is originating from our studios in Honeybrook, Chester County.

Okay.

Uh, If for some reason you don't get our show on the radio, check our website at 5dradio.com for any information.

If you don't hear us on our website or hear anything, just listen to WCHE, and that's at 953wche.com. Let's take a quick look at today's weather.

This is according to the National Weather Service.

I'm your captain, Barry D.

Welcome aboard All Politics Are Local on WCHE Airlines Flight 95.3.

In preparation for takeoff, be certain your seat back is straight up.

Your tray table is still in above all.

Affordable telephones are absolutely approved for inflight use so that you may continue to listen to the show.

In fact, under no circumstances should your electronic device be shut off for the next 60 minutes.

There's a lot of radio stations out there, and we thank you for listening to WCHE.

Quiet, numbskulls.

Good morning.

It is Saturday, October 17th, and we are broadcasting on radio station WCHE 1520 AM and 95.3 FM in Westchester, Pennsylvania.

This is the Computer Corner Radio Show, and I am your host, Gene Mitchell.

The show is originating from our studios in Honeybrook, Chester County.

"Enjoyed the show.

Keep up the good work.

I will be listening to WCHE.

Uh, I may go back to Jim Mobil on my first generation i5.

[laughs] That's, that's the president of my fan club.

[laughs] We are proud to be Chester County's only AM and FM radio station, located on the 17th floor at the WCHE corporate studios in the corporate building at 105 West Gay Street in West Chester, which happens to be-

Exactly right

[laughs] Thank you, Sam Elliott.

Today, people run away into a safe room and cry.

Hmm, mm, mm, mm.

So let's go back to a simpler time and laugh together at someone else's expense, shall we? Eric, why don't you punch in the year 2001 on the WCHE time machine keypad and fire that thing up.

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[on hold music] Welcome to Breaking the Silence Chester County here on WCHE.

I'm your host, Amelia Rayburn-Puzika, the chief education director at the Domestic Violence Center of Chester County.

As always, listener discretion is advised as we might be discussing potentially retraumatizing topics related to domestic violence today.

Fear is not.

Relationships require effort, but the effort should belong to both people equally, right? So if one person is constantly doing the work and adjusting and apologizing, that's a power imbalance.

You're listening to Breaking the Silence: Chester County on WCHE.

We will be back to unpack more about relationship myths after the break.

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[upbeat music] Good morning and welcome to Hello Westchester here on WCHE every Monday, 11:30 to noon.

I'm Eric Lambera, joined by Cara Corridoni, publisher of Hello Westchester, which you can subscribe at hellowestchesterpa.com. Good morning, Cara.

How are you this morning?

Good morning.

It is Saturday, October 10th, and we are broadcasting on radio station WCHE 1520 AM and 95.3 FM in Westchester, Pennsylvania.

We are also, uh, doing a podcast which is posted at the end of the show.

Okay, this is the Computer Corner Radio Show, and I am your host, Gene Mitchell.

Only 15.

I know not everybody does.

And some of the 15 we haven't heard from in several months, which makes me worry because we don't know whether we lost you when we lost the stream, whether you knew to go over and listen to WCHE stream, or whether you're getting it by podcast.

I really want to know who's still listening.