In Episode 4 of So Good Lancaster, Jason Mundok chats with Jennie Groff from Lancaster Sweet Shoppe and Stroopies, and Laura and Jason Will from Scratch Bakes about the magic of homemade treats. Jennie shares how her shop, famous for its chocolates, stroopwafels, and homemade ice cream, also creates meaningful jobs for resettled refugees. Laura talks about how she and her husband turned their home baking into two Scratch Bakes locations across Lancaster County. These two local businesses show how desserts do more than just taste good—they help build a strong, caring community.

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In this episode of So Good Lancaster, host Jason Mundok dives into how art can combat loneliness and foster meaningful connections in Lancaster, PA. We hear from local creatives like Jo Davis and the team from Pennsylvania College of Art and Design’s Center for Creative Exploration about events like "Creative Release" and "Art Recess." These gatherings are all about having fun, making art, and building friendships, no matter your experience level. Tune in to discover how art can be a catalyst for togetherness and well-being as we begin to explore Lancaster’s art scene.

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In this episode of So Good Lancaster, we’re just beginning to explore the breakfast culture that fuels Lancaster County. We are joined by Gracie Volker and Jim Lorah, co-owners of Gracie’s on West Main, and Melissa Watro, owner of On Orange, as they share their inspiration behind creating memorable breakfast experiences. From their favorite dishes and the stories behind them, to the comforting atmosphere they’ve crafted, learn more about what makes these places so special. Whether you're a die-hard breakfast fan or just getting started, this episode is a delicious introduction to Lancaster’s morning scene.

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