Rowan Radio On Demand

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Laura Bekier, who participated in the Rowan University Unified Special Olympics basketball team against the Rowan Student-Athletes. Laura shared her experience playing.

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Dentistry for Special People about their various dental services for the special needs community.

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine students Feroza Patel and Trajan Barrera speak with Dr. Thomas Landerfield about what minority health disparities are and what should be done about them.

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Mike Fogel of Art of Friendship Social Skills and Camp Pegasus. The group offers social skills groups and camp for various special needs.

Dr. Craig Wax speaks with Science Journalist and Author Henry Nichols about dysfunction states of sleep, sleep apnea, narcolepsy and the neuroscience behind these issues.

ARC representatives Bill Gordon and Lisa Conley speak with Catey Bryson, Volunteer and Site Management Coordinator for Paws for People. Paws for People is a nonprofit organization providing therapeutic visits to individuals in the community who would benefit from interaction with a well-trained, loving pet.

Fortnite: Battle Royale has become more than just a video game, it has impacted the world in ways that previous games have not. Sean Kelly and Lexi Bodnar sit down with experts to examine how Fortnite has become a lasting cultural phenomenon.

When you think of recent TV show & movies, how many characters represent the LGBTQ+ community? Mandi Devers, Alyson Vogelsang and Nate Gittings speak with scholars and people on the street about how far Hollywood has come, and how far it still has to go concerning queer representation in the media.

Elijah Brown, Ben Lombardo & Amie Curry tackle the civil rights issues of today, and shed light on the inequalities that still exist today. Ultimately, the documentary asks: Is true equality a possibility?

Dr. Thomas Cavalieri, Dean of Rowan University's School of Osteopathic Medicine, addresses the graduating SOM students of the Class of 2019 on May 16, 2019.