En neies Schulyaahr! – A New School Year!
Well liewe Leser, mei Summer iss nau warricklich vorbei. Des Woch hab ich gegrische: “Do kumme die Kinner!”. Ya, Dinschdaag waar der aerschde Schuldaag fer selles Yaahr. Der aerschde Daag
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August 2026 – PA Dutch Genealogy
This month we welcome Jim Beidler and Katy Bodenhorn on to the show. They are both professional genealogists that specialize in PA Dutch/PA German records. Jim has multiple publications on
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Es gebt Elk in Pennsylvaania. – There are Elk in Pennsylvania.
Letschde Woch sin mir darrich unser Weltdeel gfaahre. Wu sin mir gange? Nadd un Wescht in die Bariye! Do in Pennsylvaania hemmer viel Gediere in dem Busch wie: Hasch, Baere,
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July 2026 – Rye Whiskey and the PA Dutch
This month we welcome back Brad Smith, site administrator of the historic Ephrata Cloister. He will be telling us all about the PA Dutch and rye whiskey, one of the
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Amerikaa 250!
Hallicher Gebottsdaag Amerika! Uff em 4. Tschulei waerrd mei Land, unser Land, 250 Yaahre feiere. So lang hen viel Lenner net gelebt, des wisse mir schunn. Zerick im Yaahr 1776
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June 2026 – The Lenape and The PA Dutch
This episode we are joined by Tom Anke who tells about the history of the Lenape Native American tribe and their interactions with the Pennsylvania Dutch in colonial Pennsylvania. Our
PA Dutch Live - A Monthly Livestream Show
April 2026 – Historic Trappe and America 250
This month we welcome back Lisa Minardi and Christopher Malone to the show. They will be talking with us about all of the events happening at Historic Trappe in conjunction
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Oschder bei mir. – Easter at home.
Yawell, nau iss en annere Oschder vorbei. Ich hab gedenkt ass ich eppes iwwer Oschder schreiwe soll. Oschder, wie viel vun eich schunn wisst, iss arrig wichdig fer uns grischtliche
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March 2026 – The PA Dutch Post American Independence
This month we welcome Dr. Steven Nolt on to the show. Dr. Nolt is the author of “Foreigners in their own Land: Pennsylvania Germans in the Early Republic.” He will