Film Study Professor Joe Fortunato joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to discuss classic films. This week they went back to The African Queen, the Adventure/Romance released in 1951.

Spring is here and golf is upon us. Dan Dauk joined Ray to talk about avoiding that back and leg pain, picking the right clubs, and more.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik joined the show on Friday. He spoke with Ray about his release"Hard Work in the Akron Area", the budget cutting overtime but not laying off staff, Lock 3, and more.

Michelle Alleman, Executive Director at the Akron Summit County Public Library joined Ray. She discussed work on local branches, offerings to the public, and more.

The MAC Men's Basketball Tournament is underway. Keith Dambrot, former coach at the University of Akron, joined Ray to talk about the Zips team, Coach Groce, the tournament, matchups, and more.

March is Stress Awareness Month. Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic Akron General joined Ray. They discussed stress from genetics to proactive care.

Each week, WAKR’s Ray Horner profiles a local business. This week, Ray spoke with Laura Villwock and Michelle Morton of Community Support Services.

From January through March, 2026 has been weird and unpredictable when it comes to the weather. Who better to give some insight than WEWS News 5 meteorologist Trent Magill from Good Morning Cleveland. He spoke with Ray Horner on the high winds and the back and forth between the 20s/30s and 60s/70s temps.

Archbishop Hoban High School's Lady Knights girls basketball team recently clinched its state title over Olmsted Falls in the OHSAA Division II state championship game on March 14. Coach Pam Davis joined Ray Horner to discuss the game and the excitement.

The high winds have not been helping with power outages that have affected many in the Greater Akron area. Joining Ray Horner is Jennifer Young of FirstEnergy to give the latest on what is being done to restore power for residents.