Rowan Radio On Demand

Chaz Gill and Robert Elliot present the issues of rapidly aging Baby Boomers and the transition of many from independent life to senior assisted living.

Ayzha Thomas and Kayla Harris report on the controversy surrounding professional athlete Colin Kaepernick and how it is influencing our culture.

Jon Baker and Justin Brown examine the lives of local professional musicians and pick their brains on what it's like to live life on the road playing for audiences.

Can lightning strike twice for Percy Jackson? The successful book series turned movie franchise takes on new life as a Broadway musical. Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello welcomes actors Chris McCarrell and Kristen Stokes who star respectively as Percy Jackson and Annabeth in the touring national production of “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical.”

College is finally over, but students aren't sure what their next step should be when that final bell rings. George Bross and Kyle Wachter take a look at the struggles college students face after they graduate.

Joe Stauffenberg and Sean Remington examine concussions and how they occur to athletes. Experts and sports officials also weigh in on how this growing medical issue is affecting the game of Football, its players and its future.

John Campbell and Anthony Messina tell the story of how bands in the local music scene are keeping rock alive.

Leo Garcia and Devon Lewis tackle the heated debate over whether or not athletes should be punished for kneeling in protest during the National Anthem.

Host Dr. Craig Wax speaks with Elaine Groban, CEO of the Susan G. Komen Philly Race For A Cure, about some upcoming changes with the event this year.

Host Sue Shilling again talks with Deb Jaffe and her involvement in the movie "One Little Finger". Also, Larry Kaplan, a volunteer in the Cherry Hill Challenger League, talks about that organization.