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Robert Rittershausen is a liver transplantation survivor. He stops by Your Health Matters with host Dr. Craig Wax to talk about experiences with liver transportation. Also, he details why he needed help with his liver. Rittershausen's wife, Donna, joins the show to talk about what the ordeal was like for their family and more.

Are you interested in politics or just an avid follower of Donald Trump on Twitter? The highs and lows of President Trump's first year in office is examined by local civic leaders and the student body of Rowan University.

Produced by Chelsey Chinn, Juliana Ferrauilo and John Perez.

College is a time for learning. It's a time for growing as a person and of course, having a little fun. But all good things must come to an end whether or not you're ready. After college, what's the next step?

Produced by Rosie Hagerty, Brett Jakubowski and Frank Miklosey.

Host Ron Block sits down with Drew Kopp, a professor of Rhetoric in Rowan University's Writing Arts Department, to discuss the importance of style to writing.

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine students Trajan Barrera and Feroza Patel sit down with Dr. Adarsh Gupta about bad summer allergies and how you can stop them from ruining your summer.

Two guests with African roots join 'The American Dream' to share and compare what it means to be purpose-driven. Nzingha Rothmiller, age 15, talks about her recent experience as the Boys & Girls Clubs of Gloucester County's 2018 Youth of the Year. She ended up in the top four in the State Competition. Siddiq Kamara, age 22, shares his journey from West Africa to becoming a top civil service professional and community leader.

Host Sue Shilling is joined by Max Lenet, who shares an inspirational story. Max has overcome the challenges of various special needs to make the Dean's list in his first year of college. He has also volunteered in the Challenger league. We will also hear from Max's mother Dinah, as well as their family friend Larry Kaplan. Kaplan volunteers in the Challenger League and is a major supporter of Max.​

Lisa Conley and Bill Gordon are joined by Margie Brining, Director of Donor & Agency Relations for the United Way of Gloucester County. Brining talked about the organization's history, its impact, and upcoming events including the United Way Day of Action.

Dr. Craig Wax speaks with N. Scott Borden, Vice President of Sales - Ameriflex, about Health Savings Accounts (HSA) and healthcare reform.