Rowan Radio On Demand

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with Aja Martin, who shares her gift of photography. Her modeling photographs drives her business and her passion.

 

Rowan School of Osteopathic Medical students Trajan Barrera and Feroza Patel talk to Dr. Paul Bryman, Medical Director at Manor Care in Washington Township and assistant professor of Geriatrics at RowanSOM about Death and Dying in today's healthcare environment.

Host Sue Shilling sits down with Trinity Jagdeo regarding an organization she just started. She creates superheroes with disabilities and the proceeds made from their products will go directly to a child in need for equipment such as hearing aids, wheelchairs, etc. ​

Host Dr. Stanley El speaks with Tiarra Lewis, CEO of Royal Tresses by Tiarra as she shares her entrepreneurial endeavors. Also, Warren Davis, founder and director of GRIP-TV (Gospel Recovery Inspiration Program Television), talks about his crusade promoting drug and alcohol prevention and recovery.

Hosts Bill Gordon and Lisa Conley sit down with Brenda Powell, Assistant Executive Director at The ARC Gloucester and adviser to The Aktion Club, a community service club for adults with disabilities.

This week on A Community Affair, WGLS Public Affairs Director, Kaity Kline, talks with Dan Pfeiffer. Pfeiffer worked as communications director and later as a senior advisor to former President Barack Obama and currently co-hosts the podcast Pod Save America. He spoke about his time working for Obama, his views on Trump, and gives advice to current Democrats hoping to take back the House of Representatives. Pfeiffer also gives his opinion on recent Trump controversies.

This week on A Community Affair, WGLS Public Affairs Director, Kaity Kline, talks with Richard Eskow. Eskow is a senior advisor, health and economic justice, for Social Security Works and is the host of The Zero Hour on Free Speech TV. He talks about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's victory in New York over Joe Crowley and why grassroots campaigns work.

Dr. Craig Wax speaks with health reporter Sarah Gantz about surprise medical bills, which is infuriating for patients abut profitable for private equity owners.

Host Sue Shilling speaks to Debra Wallace of the Autism Cares Foundation about an event coming up in August. Also, Sue shares an inspirational story from Laura, and the challenges she overcame. Dr. Rick Brown of Back to Life Chiropractic returns to talk about how he helped Laura and has helped others with seizures.