In The Wild

College isn't for everyone, but is it right fr you? Professional basketball player (and Jaguar alum) Keshun Sherill shares his college experiences on and off the court. Also, Caleb Rogers, associate director for Academic Admissions joins us to share why Augusta University can provide the best cost for value.

Aenea Clark, senior Communications major, joins us this semester as our new cohost. Also Dale Hartenbug joins us for another round of "Pardon Our Progress."

To end the semester with a bang 💥, Shayla Riley-Dorsey, our Fall 2021 Commencement speaker, is here to share her journey and to get us excited for the BIG day happening soon. 

Also, Dr. Candis Bond, director for Augusta University's Writing Center is here to help us reflect on on some highs and lows of this semester.

Watch the ceremony live at 2 p.m. Friday, Dec.10 via live stream.

Wycliffe Gordon, one of America’s most persuasive and committed music educators who serves as director of Jazz Studies at Augusta University, joins us to discuss his upcoming concert at the Maxwell Performing Arts Theater.

Gordon will be performing at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 30 with Canadian Brass.

Get tickets here: https://augusta.universitytickets.com/w/event.aspx?id=1574&p=1

Raysean welcomes Christian back into the studio as a cohost. Also, Paige Fowler, editorial associate for Augusta University's Communications and Marketing, joins to share about what's happening during this year's Values Week, a week-long celebration of AU's six core values. 

If you've visited Downtown Augusta lately, you might be in for some JAG-tastic finds! Members from Augusta University's marketing team are here to talk about new, exclusive university merchandise that you can get at Augusta and Co. and other local shops. Some are only available for a limited time so you better hurry.

True crime is the wildest topic we can take on this week. Lt. Curtis Dyal, community services lieutenant, joins us to walk through the mystery of the Gabby Petito investigation. Also, Dr. Kim Davies, dean of the Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences, share her thoughts on why people kill, the sociology of murder and her new textbook The Murder Book: Understanding Homicide Today.

Disclaimer: This episode was recorded prior to the announcement that Brian Laundrie's remains were found.

Justin Goddard, our reigning Homecoming Duke, returns to the studio to cohost and share his thoughts on social media. Also, Michael Nowatkowski, associate professor at the School of Computer and Cyber Sciences, shares his tips on how we can stay #CyberSafe this month.

Chelsea Paulding, the newly crowned Miss Augusta University, is here to relive the crowning event and share what she plans to accomplish during her reign. Also, Maisy Welch, the previous Miss AU cohosts to make the conversation even more royal.