Monmouth College Lecturer, Communication Studies Chris Goble, along with students Jan Abel, Station Manager, and Ryan Phillips, Marketing Manager, discuss the radio station on the Monmouth College campus, 105.9 FM WPFS, while celebrating World College Radio Day on October 6th.

Author Joe Svoboda, a Monmouth College graduate, discusses his recent book, featuring a mix of Tom Sawyer, Forrest Gump, and Animal House. Svoboda is also joined in the WRAM Studio with fraternity brothers Bill Murschel and Bill Piatt.

Parks previews an upcoming canvas paint event on October 27th at 6 pm at Hidden Hills Vineyard and Winery with proceeds benefiting the Emergency Client Account for the Center for Youth and Family Solutions.

Helms and Shamblin provide an update with Western Illinois Animal Rescue and preview their upcoming Craft and Vendor Show on October 28th at the Monmouth American Legion from 9 am to 4 pm.

Monmouth College Professor and Director Tom Clark, Sophomore Ryan Finn, Senior Skylar Law, and Freshman Ray Shaul preview the concert, which will take the audience on a journey through America's Heartland, that will be performed in honor of Homecoming weekend inside Dahl Chapel and Auditorium, Saturday October 7th at 7:30 pm, free and open to the public.

Spotted Lanternfly has been detected for the first time in the state of Illinois. Entomologist Kelly Estes shares details about the detection and other pests we are seeing in the field.

Lewis discusses Warren County Public Transportation's operating umbrella change from Warren Achievement Center to now being ran by Warren County, plus previews future territory and hour expansions on the WRAM Morning Show.

Coach Leary discusses the annual Pink Out Night at the Monmouth-Roseville High School football game on October 6th, with proceeds benefiting a local family.

Back Country Braves 4-H Club leader Marty Bugner, President Emilee Denison, Treasurer McKelbey Bugner, and Greydon Bugner share their experience in 4-H for National 4-H Week.