We Question & Learn
1st Sunday of every month, 4pm - 5pm
The call letters of our station, WQLN, stand for "We Question and Learn".
The We Question & Learn interview program heard Sundays at 4 p.m., monthly, on WQLN Radio 91.3 FM is dedicated to being a community interest program devoting an entire hour to interviews with Erie's prominent leaders, business people, and educators, focusing in on business and technology.
As we paint a verbal picture of business and economic development in our community, we look for your suggestions for We Question & Learn interviews. Feel free to contact Tom Pysz at 814-217-6073.
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In this We Question and Learn program we interview Deborah Sunya Moore, Senior Vice President and Chief Program Officer at the Chautauqua Institution with details on the upcoming season. Then our guest will be Karen Rzepecki with the story of reCAP Mason Jars, a local entrepreneur with national success using all local companies and employees.
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This We Question And Learn program features Lindy Smart, Executive Director of Intelligence Studies at Mercyhurst University, celebrating its 30th year and also Robert Heibel of Applied Intelligence Studies Associates, who initiated the unique applied intelligence studies program at Mercyhurst in 1992.
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This We Question and Learn program will feature interviews with Attorney Robert D. Zaruta talking about labor shortages, non-compete agreements and Social Networking & the Cancel Culture. Then our guest will be Sarah Humphrey, Executive Director of the Erie Cancer Wellness Center outlining its services to our community.
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The next We Question and Learn Program will feature an interview with Brian Slawin, Regional Director and Portfolio manager for the Ben Franklin Technology Partners, along with Fire and Ice Program Leader, Jordan Fuller from the Erie Regional Chamber and Growth Partnership. Then we'll revisit an interview with Gerald Clark, Professor, retired special FBI Agent and Author.
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This week on We Question and Learn we interview Gerald Clark, PhD, professor, retired special FBI agent and author. We'll talk about his career starting with the "Pizza Bomber" case in 2003. Then we interview attorney Jonathan D'Silva about navigating the world of intellectual property from multinational corporations to small businesses.
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This months interviews feature Charles Walczak, CEO of Erie Homes for Children and Adults. With him will be Jonathan Rilling, Vice President of Marketing, Advancement and Communications. Then we interview Doctor Maureen Barber-Carey, Executive Vice President of the Barber National Institute.
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This months interviews will feature Robert Zaruta, President and CEO of the Northwest Industrial Resource Center with an overview of services and programs for small to midsize businesses in Northwest and North Central Pennsylvania. Then we'll talk with Ellen Hill, Director of Chronic Disease Programming at the YMCA of Greater Erie, on health care and food desert issues in our community.
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The next We Question and Learn program will feature an interview with Robert Chatfield, President and CEO of the Free To Choose Network with an update on outreach and programs in our community. This is your host Tom Pysz. Then my guest will be David Callahan, President of the Marcellus Shale Coalition, a trade association focused on Marcellus and Utica Shale development.
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This We Question and Learn program will feature an interview with Susan Snelick, President of the Northern Pennsylvania Regional College Along with Melinda Saunders, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs. Then we'll feature part 2 of an interview with Paul Vojtek, CEO and CFO of the Erie Water Works. You can hear this program, online at https://www.wqln.org/Listen/Podcasts/We-Question-Learn.
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This We Question and Learn program will feature an interview with Karen Bilowith, President and CEO of the Erie Community Foundation. We'll be talking about Erie Gives a special online event, August 9th from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. This is your host Tom Pysz. Then my guest will be Michael Gaines, Executive Director of the Bradley H. Foulk Children's Advocacy Center of Erie County.