830 WEEU "The Voice of Berks and Beyond"
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Local stories with a civic heart.
Feedback with Toni Reece treats local radio as a community table. Recent conversations move from NICU reunions and foster-care support to housing, humane work, funeral-home succession, and businesses trying to serve people well.
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Feedback with Toni Reece is a warm, locally rooted interview program centered on Berks and beyond. It moves at the pace of community radio. Episodes often open with a reflective frame about leadership, dignity, legacy, courage, kindness, or doing the right thing, then carry that idea into conversations with local guests. The show is less interested in hot takes than in what people actually do. Recent episodes have featured family business transitions, housing challenges, NICU care, foster-care support, homelessness services, animal welfare, legal questions, museum events, and practical community partnerships. The conversations are generous and direct. Guests are given room to describe the mechanics of their work, from building truck bodies to organizing wash-up kits, stocking foster-share closets, planning reunions for NICU families, or turning a building into housing. Small moments matter here. A barber showing up at a child’s baseball game becomes a story about confidence and belonging. A funeral-home handoff becomes a meditation on stewardship and the stories families leave behind. A mobile shower program becomes proof that people want to participate in something good, even through socks, underwear, donations, and volunteer time. Callers and local contact details remain part of the texture, giving the show the feel of a live civic bulletin board with a heart. It can be sentimental, but its sentiment usually lands in action. The program’s strongest episodes connect personal choices to community consequences. They ask what it means to lead, to serve, to adapt, and to keep showing up when the work is hard. For listeners drawn to local institutions, nonprofit service, family-run businesses, and practical hope, it offers a steady stream of people trying to make their corner of the world more humane.
Made for: For listeners who care about Berks-area community life, local service, family businesses, nonprofits, and neighborly problem-solving. It especially suits people who prefer patient conversation over polished punditry.
What sets it apart: The program blends reflective moral framing with practical local interviews, so a guest segment can become both a resource guide and a story about character. Its live-radio texture makes community needs, callers, events, and personal meaning feel connected.
Feedback with Toni Reece is a place where we showcase YOUR stories that inspire, move, and make us learn. We turn down the negative noise and turn up the inspired sounds of all of us in our collective communities doing what it takes every day to make our lives better. Bringing the voices of Berks and Beyond that inspire us every day from 10am to 12noon.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Toni Reece makes Berks County's civic life legible through practical conversations with the people sustaining its institutions, businesses, and community relationships.
Feedback with Toni Reece turns local life in Berks County into a wide-ranging call-in conversation. Reece moves between community institutions and individual experience, asking guests to explain how their work affects people nearby.
A barber's mentorship sits beside housing policy, so your local curiosity never gets stuck in one lane.
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Local leadership, family business, and community service told with warmth and practicality.
This hour feels grounded in real people rather than a polished message. Christy Gage speaks plainly about leadership, legacy, and the strain of balancing family with a family business, while Toni keeps the focus on the person behind the title.
A local radio hour that connects NICU care and community belonging with plainspoken earnestness.
Toni Rees brings in two Tower Health NICU nurses for a first-hour conversation about Footprints on My Heart, a reunion for graduates, families, and caregivers tied to the NICU experience.
A local hour that ties housing, redevelopment, and spring-cleaning advice to Berks County concerns.
The hour keeps its focus on Berks County and makes housing and redevelopment feel grounded instead of abstract. Tony Reese centers community voices, and the housing segment lands best when it moves from the Fleetwood Auto Body Building to smaller units, first-time apartments,…
A warm local-radio hour where ordinary kindness and small acts carry real weight.
This Feedback hour stays close to ordinary good work: a barber using his chair to encourage kids, and Humane Pennsylvania's president and CEO, whose role is framed around animal welfare and a kinder world for animals and people.
A local-radio discussion about family business, succession, and the small decisions that shape a legacy.
Tony Reese guides a discussion with the Kuhn family of Kuhn Funeral Home around family business, legacy, and the practical work of passing something forward.
A warm morning conversation that treats a school musical like a real community event.
Tony Reese opens Feedback on WEEU with Wilson Theater Company, and the segment stays grounded in people rather than spectacle. The talk circles Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella, the cast, the director, and the nerves that come with stepping onstage.
Women supporting women anchors a warm hour of business grit and community.
The episode works best when it keeps its attention on women backing women. Caroline Hill of Vanscoy Jewelry comes through as someone who wants other women business owners to do well, and Meghan Crick's move from a shell of a camper to a cafe gives the startup path a grounded,…
A warm local-radio hour about people, access, and community that keeps the human stakes in focus.
The Monday morning WEEU hour keeps its attention on people, not platforms, as it moves from Hector Ruiz of TechCentral Berks to Nancy and then into themes of belonging and togetherness.
Toni Reis opens the hour with a warm welcome from WEEU and sets up a conversation about leadership, legacy, and finding your own voice inside a family business.
Toni Rees opens Feedback with a warm nod to local voices.
Feedback opens with Tony Reese welcoming listeners to WEEU, the voice of Berks and beyond.
This episode features interviews with a local barber impacting kids and the CEO of Humane Pennsylvania, while discussing the concept of doing the right thing in the community.
This episode features an interview with Drew Neidig and Amy Stewart-Himes from Refresh Berks, discussing their work in health and wellness while exploring themes of hope, grace, and dignity in community support.
Tony Reese opens on legacy.
Host Tony Reese introduces a show featuring local stories and interviews, with today's guest Brian Levan discussing his family business's 90-year legacy.
Host Toni Reece interviews guests from Fostering Hope and previews a museum fundraiser, sharing local stories that inspire.
A busy studio opens Monday morning.
Women help women here.
Toni Reece hosts a community-focused show featuring local voices and stories, with today's episode highlighting the Daniel Boone Area High School Theater Society and the theme of positivity.
Host Toni Reece introduces the show, invites listener participation, and previews guests including a photographer and Earth Day organizers, with a humorous anecdote about Jell-O.
Host Toni Reece introduces a show featuring local voices and meaningful conversations, with segments on addiction recovery and personal finance.
Tony Reese opens Feedback with a local invitation.
Toni Reece hosts a community-focused show featuring local stories, discussions, and a giveaway, with a segment on making a difference inspired by a Helping Harvest event.
Toni Rees opens a special live Feedback broadcast from Helping Harvest in Berks County.
Tony Reese opens Feedback with the familiar invitation to call, text, or email.
Elaine Zelker, founder of Yes Chef Behind the Apron, says a two-year-old chef photography project became a nonprofit after about 80% of the chefs she photographed described suffering such as alcoholism and suicidal ideation.
Toni Reece opens Feedback on WEEU by contrasting the "instant expert" who announces a plan within four seconds with the quiet colleague whose questions get a group back on track.
This episode of Feedback features a discussion on the importance of tenacity and upcoming segments with Muhlenberg High School's cast of Disney's Newsies and details about winning Jazz Fest tickets.
This episode of Feedback features host Toni Rees discussing the concept of luck on St.
This episode features a live broadcast from the Women2Women Conference and Expo at Alvernia University, interviewing organizers Jackie Stiles and Tracy Palmer about the event's purpose and impact.
A radio show host interviews financial advisors about the stock market and what it means for personal finances.
Host Toni Reece introduces a community-focused show featuring local stories and an interview with Barrio Alegria, an organization uplifting neighborhoods through arts and culture.
This episode features an interview with Eric Weiss, WEEU's creative director, discussing the intersection of radio, theater, and local storytelling in Berks County.
A community-focused talk show sharing inspiring local stories and promoting human connection.
Host Toni Reece interviews Jessica Warshall King, founder of JCWK Dance Lab, about kinesthetic learning and how movement fosters connection and wellness.
Host Toni Reece introduces a show about local stories and community voices, then interviews soprano Toni Marie Pomertree about her Valentine's performance with the Redding Symphony Orchestra.
Toni Reece interviews Lizette Epps about her journey of resilience, identity, and leadership as a Latina community catalyst.
A sports segment covering local and national sports news, including basketball, hockey, baseball, and high school playoffs.
Host Toni Reece shares community stories and interviews a memory keeper about local nostalgia.
Host Toni Reece introduces street medicine, a movement bringing healthcare directly to homeless individuals, with guest Christine Kneppel.
A community-focused talk show highlighting local voices, stories, and upcoming events like a cookie decorating class.
A local radio show featuring community stories, guest interviews, and listener engagement, with a focus on inspiring narratives from Berks County and beyond.
A community-focused talk show featuring local stories and interviews, starting with a conversation about the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance.
Host Toni Reece interviews Alyssa Bushke about Code Blue emergency shelter during a cold snap.
This episode features an on-location interview at Classic Harley-Davidson for the kickoff of the 11th annual Blankets of Hope Chili Fest, a charity fundraiser with food, drinks, and community activities.