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The American Dream: The Passions of Curtis, Falesha & Brielle

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with Curtis & Falesha Ghee about their passions and purpose working the help others, Brielle Liverman also shares her efforts in the community.

Career Talk: Sports Memorabilia Collector Louis Lampson

Host Ruben Britt speaks with nationally renown sports memorabilia collector Louis Lampson about the industry of sports collectibles.

A Community Affair: Stephen Levine on Writing Bad Rabbi

Rowan Radio Public Affairs Director Kaity Kline chats with author and Rowan University's own Stephen Levine. They talk about Levine's new book Bad Rabbi - inspired by true story involving Rabbi Fred Neulander. 

Everything Special Needs: Mark Farrell

Host Sue Shilling speaks with motivational speaker, Mark Farrell. They discuss Mark's inspirational story and all that he has overcome.

Your Health Matters: Blockchain in Healthcare

Host Dr. Craig Wax sits down to talk with Dr. Leah Houston, an emergency medicine physician about how to administer and secure private medical information online.

The American Dream: Photographer Catherine Jansen

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with international artist and photographer Catherine Jansen about the beauty found in the world. An amazing storyteller, Catherine's art can be found on YouTube. 

Writers Roundtable: Glassworks Back to School Reading

Rowan University Writing Arts Professor Ron Block and Writing Instructor Katie Budris present selections from Glassworks Magazine's Back to School Faculty Reading, which was held at Rowan Art Gallery on September 18, 2018.

The American Dream: Constitution Week 2018

Carleton Crispin and American Dream host Dr. Stanley El review current day events in honor of Constitution Week 2018. They reviewed a long affiliation with the National Center for Constitutional Studies and the Projects are making an impact on their lives.

The American Dream: Inner Voice of a Tibetan Girl

Guest Samdup Dolma, a Tibetan girl living is exile, shares her story and aspirations with host Dr. Stanley El. Leaving her native country at age six, Samdup overcome adversities to become a certified yoga instructor, an author and college student pursuing a BA in psychology. Samdup believes in the impossible and works to inspire young people around the world. She has been recently been featured in short documentary, “Samdup: Inner Voice of a Tibetan Girl, ” produced in India.

 

 

 

 

Everything Special Needs: Sensory Smart Child

 

 

 Host Sue Shilling speaks with Nancy Peske, who is the co-author of "Raising a Sensory Smart Child".