Rowan Radio On Demand

The Rowan Report, hosted by Rylee Meyer and co-hosted by Katie Francis, is a weekly recap of news events. This week's headlines include: Hong Kong fires first recorded use of bullets at a teenager, NJ Governor Phil Murphy discusses new vape task force recommendations, and Amber Guyger, ex-cop, receives a hug from Brant Jean, brother of the man she killed. Also, they cover Charles Barkley's visit and speech to the students of Rowan University. 

Hosts Sobiah Khan and Supriya Kotrike talk with Dr. Mehmet Uygur, Assistant Professor of the department of Health and Exercise Science, about the potential benefits of exercise, in the context of individuals with neuromuscular disorders, and the regimen of Low Resistance, High Velocity.

Students from the Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine discuss nutrition with Dr. Dylan Klein of the RSOM Health & Exercise Science Department.

Host Sue Shilling speaks once again with Anthony Johnson, a proud Rowan alum who is the deputy director of Partnership TMA, which does wonderful things with training training for those in the special needs community,

We spoke to Daryl Ditroia about the Special Olympics floor hockey program. Daryl also spoke about other special needs sports programs available and how you can also become a buddy, coach or volunteer.

This week's edition of the Rowan Report features a climate change policy is a top priority as world leaders gather for the United Nations general assembly and the search continues for a missing girl in South Jersey.

In the event of an active shooter, where will you go? What would you do? How would you try to protect yourself or a loved one? Join Rowan Radio 89.7 WGLS FM Public Affair Director Benjamin Lombardo as we get an inside look into the world of Mass Shooter Awareness and Protection from Allen Banks the CEO of Proactive Protection Agency. Allen has an extensive forty plus year career as a security specialist providing threat assessment and security for celebrities,corporate executives and high threat level dignitaries. The goal is to provide as much information as possible to help better prepare yourself and to overall save lives.

 

 

Host Sue Shilling speaks to Bill Jensen, president of Luke's Place, a non-profit group dedicated to those 21 years of age and over in the special needs community.

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes Ryan Hampton, a leading voice of addiction recovery who is on a mission to change the national conversation about opioid dependence. Hampton is advocating for solutions and holding public policy makers accountable. He knows first hand about opioid addiction following a decade long addiction, Ryan is now four years into recovery.

The American Dream features Tammy Scott, a CPR Instructor and Kelly Allen, a registered nurse, in a conversation about the importance on the youth to learn CPR training, survival skills and working under pressure.