Jimmy Jones, one of Harrisburg's most recognizable football stars, stops by the studio.  We discuss his childhood, his decision to play football at the University of Southern California, and what it meant to him to be the first black quarterback at USC and the first black athlete on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Jimmy also talks about the importance of staying in top of your grades and building character to be the best student-athlete you can be.  

Our school psychologist stops by to discuss the neurological aspects of conflict and some effective ways to deal with it.  Also, our principal and school resource officer discuss some of the big picture consequences and results of conflict in a school setting.