Seen Through A Glass
Lew BrysonSeen Through A Glass is mostly about drinks and food in central Pennsylvania, hosted by long-time drinks writer Lew Bryson. There are shows about particular products -- maple syrup, soft-serve ice cream, whiskey -- or profiles of individual towns, like Lock Haven, Carlisle, or Altoona. We also talk about life in central Pennsylvania, and what you can find there: covered bridges, excursion railroad... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 83 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsFoodSociety & CulturePlaces & Travel | |||
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In 2026, how do you introduce a man who has next to no online presence?
Sam Komlenic (pronounced "kom-LEN-ick") is not unknown. He's arguably the foremost historian of Pennsylvania rye whiskey, and has been quoted a number of times in major publicat... more
How about a nice hot bowl of stew?
Stew means a lot to me, and I'll bet most of you like a good bowl of beef stew, or chili, or goulash. Or maybe some ratatouille? How about some good Belgian waterzooi, or a Polish bigos, or a plate of Thai curry?
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We return to a place we haven't seen since Episode 1, back when I had no idea what I was doing, in order to do Northumberland and Sunbury the right way.
Northumberland and Sunbury are getting the full treatment they deserve, over three years after I... more
Join me on a journey deep into the reaches of the Coal Patch, following the anthracite trail to...Shamokin!
I didn't think I'd do a coal country episode when I started the podcast, but Shamokin kept coming up (mostly because listener Jay Zalewski ke... more
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- A treasure for central PA, and beyond
Lew’s podcast is a true gift to central PA, bringing its people, places, food and drink to life and showing what makes our region special. He is an entertaining and thoughtful host. Most highly recommended!
Apple Podcasts5Capt Meatball
United States8 months ago - Quid pro quo.
This is advertising/marketing under the guise of a podcast. This podcast is being financially sponsored by a destination marketing organization. Appears the host is also being compensated either fully or partially by the businesses that have been approached to be featured on the show with free products. When that isn’t going on? The host is literally soliciting money from the listeners through a KOFI account to help pay for his food and drink, tips for staff, fuel for his auto, and web hosting f... more
Apple Podcasts1DennyConnerUnited States2 years ago - Great travel resource
I’ve found the locale reviews both helpful for cities we’ve never been but also for places we go frequently to learn about something new… I also really enjoy the segments talking about things we know really well like the State College scene… definitely something for everybody 👍👍👍
Apple Podcasts5Penn State’rUnited States2 years ago - Fun & informative !
Just started listening, love the holiday ep! A longtime industry worker/enthusiast (Philly here!) and love the playfulness blended with historical details. And Lew had a great podcast voice!
Apple Podcasts5snryan93United States2 years ago - Awaken your Keystone Soul
Lew Bryson’s podcast, “Seen Through A Glass,” hopefully will awaken your soul as it has mine. The many joys of Pennsylvania are sitting right under our nose to be explored as Lew states “in the smack dab center of Pennsylvania.” The plethora of exciting venues, whether festivals, eateries + breweries, distilleries and wineries. The podcast is very entertaining, gives us the reason &/or excuse to jump into the car to explore the joys in the Keystone State.
Thank you Lew for awakening my soul to ... more
Apple Podcasts5BuddyKnickUnited States2 years ago
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