February 2026
This month we welcome Fred Lichti on to the show. He discusses this history of the PA Dutch found in Ontario, Canada. He explains how they got there and the […]
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‘Sis widder der Grundsau ihr Daag! – It’s Groundhog Day again!
Well, Munndaag iss en wichdige Daag fer uns Deitsche! Uff em Zwette Hanning iss Grundsaudaag. Ich hab gedenkt ass selle Woch daet ich glee bissel vun re Gschichde seller Feierdaag
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January 2026
This month we welcome Diane Wenger of Historic Schaefferstown onto the show. We will be discussing the history of Historic Schaefferstown and all of the programing that they currently offer
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December 2025
This month we welcome Dr. Michael Werner, founder and owner of the popular PA Dutch language newspaper: Hiwwe wie Driwwe onto the show. We will discuss the story behind its
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Liewer Belsnickel 2025!
13. Diesember 2025 Liewer Belsnickel, Wie bischt? Ich hoff as alles gut mit dir iss. Do iss mei Brief an dir fer seller Grischtdaag. Des Yaahr waar ich en arrig guder
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Danksfescht kummt widder! – Thanksgiving is coming again!
Guder Daag Blog Leser! Well, nau sin mir in November un sell mehnt ass Danksfescht kummt. Des Mol hawwich en katzes Gedicht gschriwwe. Do kummt glee bissel “Free Form” Deitsch!
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November 2025
This month we welcome Greg Huber onto the show. Greg will give a presentation on the “Barns of Southeastern Pennsylvania.” He will discuss their architecture and the various styles that
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October 2025
This month we welcome Dr. Aaron Fogleman, author of “Hopeful Journeys: German Immigration, Settlement and Political Culture in Colonial America.” Dr. Fogleman will discuss the world that our PA Dutch
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September 2025
This month we welcome “Brother Lösch: Pennsylvania Dutch Storyteller” on to the show. Brother Lösch will be discussing the Huguenots and how they fit into the PA Dutch story. Our