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Rosemary Gibson, an expert on healthcare policy, joins host Dr. Craig Wax to discuss the dangers of Chinese medications. They cover Gibson's career and what drew her to this topic. Plus, they talk about the risks on the dependence on China for medications. 

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes actor Noah Weisberg to Studio 89.7 to talk about the national tour of the Broadway musical “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” Weisberg reveals secrets about the production, his work in theater, television and film and how at the young age of 12 he played the role of Grandpa Joe in a school production of “Willy Wonka.”

Dr. Stanley El speaks more with entrepreneur, author and photographer Qurious. Curbside Ministry's Qurious takes to the airways with her love for God and saving the lives of those in need.

The nation reacted to incident that took place at a pizza restaurant in South Carolina with an employee with special needs. The owner responded in an amazing way. Thru the magic of Facebook, host Sue Shilling was we able to track down Amanda Cartagine and invite her to share this inspiring story.

Host Ruben Britt, Assistant Director of Rowan University's Office of Career Advancement speaks with Career Counselor interns Erin Richards and Gabrielle LaMastro about a workshop they are presenting to prepare students for possible enrollment into Graduate School.

Dr. Craig Wax speaks with Gail Singer-Chang, Psy.D, Chair/Asst. Professor, Dept. of Social Medicine & Healthcare Leadership 
Senior Executive Director, Office of Multi-Disciplinary Collaboration at The College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific (COMP) about emotional intelligence training in physicians.

Host Sue Shilling spoke to Troy Memis of TOPSports of Harrison Township about their amazing special needs sports program. They are always looking for buddies and volunteers to get involved.

Rowan University Writing Arts Professor Ron Block presents South Jersey poet John "Catfish" Wojtowicz as he reads from his works during a publication reading for the latest issue of Glassworks Magazine.

The American Dream packed the studio with some of the most powerful young guests ever. Co-host Maya Grantham returned after a long absence. Antraye Miles made his second appearance to give an update on Animal Heart Nation, his solo venture. Eric Miles introduced ‘The Perfect Apparel’ a nonprofit that provides image, clothing and self-esteem makeovers to the homeless; and Jade Chandler, actress, artist, creative and more, joined us as a special guest.

Hosts Lisa Conley and Bill Gordon speak with Flossie Ale, Director of Dream Park, a state-of-the-art Equestrian center offering therapeutic horseback riding and driving lessons to children and adults with a variety of special needs.