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Medical students from the Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine speak with Dr. Gregory Biren, Exercise Physiology professor at Rowan University, about the importance of routine exercise in maintaining good health.

Host Ruben Britt speaks with civil right pioneer Bobby Battle, who discusses his career, as well as his involvement in the civil rights protest at North Carolina A&T University in 1960.

Host Sue Shilling continues her look at the movie "One Little Finger". Sue spokes to Executive Producer Kevin Mackie. The film's message is "ability in disability." Kevin will share his experience as executive producer of this powerful new movie.

The American Dream crew speak with Shanett McNeil, who makes wisdom and insight look like a new trend. A life coach, mom, and wife, Shanett stands by her conviction to inspire others while constantly working to perfect herself.

Rylee Meyer, Katie Francis, and the Rowan Radio News Department recap the week in news on the September 21 edition of The Rowan Report.

A deadly fight in New York, a kidnapping in New Jersey, and a drone attack in Saudi Arabia are among the top stories of the week.

The latest edition of The Rowan Report with Rylee Meyer, Katie Francis, and the Rowan Radio News Department covers the Trump administration proposes a ban to flavored vape cartridges, the US raises billions to support Post Hurricane Bahamas, and NJ is setting new gun laws. Also in this weeks entertainment, Katie Francis gets an exclusive interview with upcoming actor Patrick Byas

The latest edition of The Rowan Report with Rylee Meyer, Katie Francis, and the Rowan Radio News Department covers New York City's measles outbreak being over, Hong Kong protesters reacting to extradition bill, and NJ Senator Booker unveiling three-trillion dollar climate change plan.

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Debra Wallace of the Autism Cares Foundation. Debra talked about a special project her son Adam is doing as well as some very insightful articles she wrote in Parade Magazine.

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes Rowan graduate, journalist and author Taylor Henry to talk about her new book “Wildwoods Houses Through Time” and her work to document some of the architectural riches that grace the South Jersey shoreline from North Wildwood to Wildwood Crest.

Dr. Stanley El spooke with Darah Nugin-Waites, the founder of The Lizzie Mae Foundation for Humanity. Darah is also a philanthropist, and a nurse. Her American Dream is to promote healthy living through world traveling. Her first experiences have been in Jamaica where she holds a summer camp for children.