Sonja Hutson
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2,667 appearances
44 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 3d ago
Sonja Hutson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's hard to miss the legacy of steel when you come to Bethlehem.
The rusted out former mill looms over the city.
The 200 plus foot tall blast furnaces are long out of commission and they make their own unique skyline that's kind of like a memorial to a bygone industrial economy.
72-year-old Bill Leiner and I are standing just across the street from those giant towers.
Bill's wearing a blue fleece jacket and scratches his salt and pepper stubble as we crane our necks up to look at an old industrial brick building.
All in all, Bill spent more than 20 years working for Bethlehem Steel in some capacity.
Some of the windows have been knocked out, and others are yellowed with age.
Bill helped make wheels for the cranes throughout the plant.
It was hard work, and it could be dangerous, too.
Well, Bill's thumb is OK now, but workplace accidents aside, Bethlehem Steel was so significant to the national economy in the 20th century that it was one of 30 blue chip companies that made up the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
It was important locally here, too.
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