Rowan Radio On Demand

Rowan University President Dr. Ali Houshmand addresses the graduating Class of 2019 at Richard Wacker Stadium on May 11, 2019

The CaLab, a new music group shared an inspirational story of how they joined forces to pursue a common dream. Their combined talents include vocals, producing, R&B, Hip Hop, Rap, Spoken Word, Soul, Poetry, and more.

Rowan SOM medical students Feroza Patel and Trajan Barrera talks with Nani Caudrado, director of LVHN Street Medicine about bringing quality healthcare to those in need, while also saving money for taxpayers and hospitals.

Host Sue Shilling discusses service dogs, PTSD, and dog training in general with Isaac Mass, founder and owner of The K9Within, LLC. 

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes director, writer and actor Stephen Merchant to the program to talk about his new movie “Fighting With My Family.” Merchant talks about his career and what it was like to work with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson on the new movie.

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with Desiree Thomas and her son Malachi Riveras as they share how they work together in the arts to help children go beyond the limits of their communities. Desiree's career in the performance lead her to establish her own arts academy while her son, Malachi found himself running his own skateboard program.

Host Sue Shilling speaks with Swari. who shares her daughter Siri's story and journey thru autism with her remarkable work with Designs by Siri.

Host Ruben Brit, from Rowan University's Office of Career Advancement sits down with Cecily Johnson, Cecily is a Senior Consultant within Grant Thornton’s Not-for-Profit and Higher Education Advisory practice. She has significant experience in not-for-profit / higher education operations, process improvement, and internal controls.

They discuss Grant Thornton's practice, internships, advice to students who are looking for a job, and much more! 

Host Sue Shilling speaks Joan Clark from Avenues to Independent Living. They provide support to the age 21 and over special needs community.

Amajae Hardy-Jones, a 17 year old actress, shared her dreams of becoming a professional actress. She is passionate about life and expresses her gratitude to her mother, who plays a significant role in her advance her career.