Joel Natalie
Cutting through the presenting issues to get to the prevailing truths. Ideas, strategy, communication, woo, individualization. True Erie PA booster.
Erie’s place as a force in manufacturing strong
The rich history of Erie's manufacturing economy was our topic on Monday's program. We enjoyed a lively conversation with Dr. Judy Lynch and Ben...
Sportsmen brotherhood experienced at Sport and Travel Expo
The program went on the road Friday to the Erie Sports and Travel Expo. Our guests included kayak fisherman Dave Ohmer, Brandon from Fish USA,...
Personal stories prominent in Black History Month observance
On the last day of February, we celebrated Black History Month with a conversation of personal stories and recollections by our guests. With us...
Erie Zoo Grand Opening Saturday
After a winter hiatus, the Erie Zoo reopened today. And tomorrow is the Grand Opening for the 2019 season, with free admission. Zoo Executive...
Networking, mentoring key to advancing women in leadership
On the Wednesday edition of the Joel Natalie Show, we celebrated women in leadership in the private sector. The conversation emphasized networking and mentoring....
Bar set high for reinvention of Erie’s Public Schools
On Tuesday, we had a very important conversation about the future and aspirations of Erie's Public Schools, with a deep dive of the strategic...
Family-owned businesses navigate challenges
On our Monday program, we highlighted the stories of family-owned small business men and women, learning their joys and challenges and how helpful the...
Sports teams, events generate millions for local economy
On Friday, we talked about the economic impact and quality of life enhanced by our professional sports teams and competitive events we have at...
Good cardiovascular health is in your hands
February is Heart Month, and on Thursday we were educated about risk factors and action steps to avoid cardiovascular disease by Gina Klofft, Division...
Heart health worries for women who don’t get moving
Women who spent less of their day in sedentary behaviors—sitting or reclining while awake—had a significantly decreased risk of heart disease, but there has...
