Callers have some choice words for sports that interrupt the news, while others share some appreciation for Alec.

Callers have a lot to say about some recent stories, Mindi's puzzles, and Steve's slick style in this Talkback 16.

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — As some may have heard, we didn't have Talkback 16 on Wednesday due to technical difficulties. Understandably, it upset some of you. Others continued on as if nothing happened.

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — One Talkback caller reminds us there's more to March than St. Patrick's Day. But first, a call about the governor's remarks about ICE facilities coming to Pennsylvania. You can ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Talkback callers seem to be putting together their own wish-list of sorts for Santa Claus. But first, a call about a donation to a police department's toy drive.

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Over the last two weeks, we invited our viewers to take a look back at all the happenings of 2025, including a showcase of some of our favorite Talkback 16 calls. Some viewers were ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Talkback callers just can't stop thinking about the weather. But first, some colorful comments. You can call Talkback 16 at 1-800-228-WNEP, and you can always find Talkback 16 ...

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PENNSYLVANIA, USA — A few Talkback callers are coming to the defense of schools issuing 2-hour delays during this cold snap. But first, a call about the Beckhams. You can call Talkback 16 at 1-800-228 ...

Topics in this edition of Talkback 16 include bones found near a road construction project in Schuylkill County, saving an old mural, revitalizing Wilkes-Barre's old Market Street Station, and drug ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — There's always a bit of a divide on the Talkback 16 lines between the Snedeker enjoyers and the bashers. But first, another call about fish stocking in the Poconos. You can call ...

PENNSYLVANIA, USA — Some Christmas wishes and a scrooge or two in tonight's Talkback 16. First, callers send their love to a member of the wnep family, one of our directors, Mariah.