Rowan Radio On Demand

Dr. Craig Wax talks with special guest Sarah Gantz, a healthcare reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer, about the process concerning health Insurance pre-certifications, prior approvals and denials.

Host Sue Shilling speaks with Dr. Rick Brown of Back to Life Chiropractic about how chiropractic care can help with with the symptoms of Tourette's Syndrome.

Dr. Stanley El sits down with My My, a remarkable 10 year old who shares her American dream, and represents a new generation of hope for America and the world.

Rowan University Adjunct Professor and host Paul Perrello speaks with Anne Trubek, the founder and director of Belt Publishing. Trubek talks about her work as editor of the new book "Voices From the Rust Belt" and the current state of book publishing and journalism today.

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with Fradely Delacruz as she shares her pathway in life, and shows the discipline to work while learning from the experiences of growing up.

Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine students Trajan Barrera and Feroza Patel talk to Dr. Judith Lightfoot, Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at RowanSOM and practicing physician in both infectious disease and internal medicine at Jefferson Stratford about physician burnout and why it's important to make taking care of yourself a priority.

Host Sue Shilling speaks to Gabby Kaplan-Mayer about a book she wrote. Gabby will also talk about how she advocates for special needs and speaks to various groups.

Host Ruben Brit speaks with Glen Fowler, recruiter and training manager for the California State Auditors department.

Host Sue Shilling speaks with 15 year old Alyssa Steinmetz about how she uses music to deal with the challenges of Tourette's Syndrome. Alyssa's mom and Rowan alumnus Julie Brown also shares the ups and downs of life with this disorder.