FL News Podcasts
Neighborhoods in the Network / Break the Chains (Syracuse, NY)
07.22.09 |
Twenty-seven million people around the world today are trapped in slavery. Fifty thousand of those are enslaved in the United States. On July 25, 2009, Syracuse will host the "Break the Chains" festival with the goals of calling on God for His intervention and raising awareness.
FLN News / Out of Work? Bible Translators Needed
07.21.09 |
Wycliffe Associates President and CEO Bruce Smith talks to FLN News about the need for Bible translators in far away lands.
FLN News / The Lunar Landing: Reliving History
07.20.09 |
Where were you when man walked on the moon? FLN News shares one person's perspective on that historic day forty years ago.
People Making a Difference / Jammies For GI's
07.17.09 |
This week, Elizabeth Weaver brings you to an organization out of Tonawanda, NY that is collecting clothes for wounded soldiers stuck in hospitals away from home.
Food For Thought / Sleeping Pills and Alzheimer's
07.17.09 |
Is there a connection between dementia and sleeping aids?
FLN News / The Dirtiest Place in the Home is...
07.16.09 |
FLN News talks to a micro-biologist and board-certified pediatrician about the most germ-ridden place in the home.
Neighborhoods in the Network / Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour
07.15.09 |
Scranton, Pennsylvania’s Lackawanna Coal Mine Tour takes visitors three hundred feet below the earth’s surface to experience what was a way of life for anthracite coal miners for 150 years. Join Martha Manikas-Foster for this Neighborhoods in the Network report on this heritage tourist ...
FLN News / Why Women Are Healthier Than Men
07.14.09 |
Did you know that women live on average five years longer than men. FLN's Bob Price talks to nutritional expert Doug Ingoldsby about the longevity disparity between the sexes.
FLN News / Cha-Ching on a Shoe String
07.13.09 |
There's a new money-saving website that was born out of necessity by a Binghamton-area family hard hit by the recession.
People Making a Difference / Habitat for Humanity (Lackawanna County)
07.10.09 |
The local chapter of the international organization that is working to provide house to low income families in the Scranton area.
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