The Morning Wake-Up Call

Danny and Alexa interview creative consultant and social media personality Ashley Renée about her career!

On the last day of March, Danny and Alexa talk about Will Smith's slap and how happy Americans are, along with a report on the new anti-lynching legislation from Lauren Ballinger and interviews with Marjorie Cohn and Ashley Renée!

Ryan, Sybille, and Matt spoke to Robert Boatright, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science at Clark University, about President Biden's $5.8 trillion budget proposal for 2023, and the impact the proposal will have on Americans.

Ryan Pagano, Sybille Rateau, and Matt Rubenfeld discuss the latest with the Chris Rock-Will Smith altercation at the Oscars, President Biden signing an anti-lynching bill into law, and a fake college lawsuit involving ICE. Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science at Clark University Robert Boatright also joins the show to discuss President Biden's $5.8 trillion budget proposal for 2023.

Becca, Makayla, and Abigail discuss Governor Kathy Hochul's New York bail law proposal, amusement park safety, and new Apple tech. Also a feature by Executive Producer Mario Murillo, who interviewed Gloria J. Browne-Marshall on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's questioning from the Senate Judiciary Committee last week. 

Danny DeCrescenzo spoke to Libby Watson, a journalist and author of Sick Note, about the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency on American healthcare.

Ryan Pagano and Sybille Rateau spoke with Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of Residential Faculty at Vanderbilt University Vanessa Beasley, on President Biden's rhetoric regarding his reaction to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Ryan Pagano and Sybille Rateau discuss Elon Musk challenging Vladimir Putin to a fight for Ukraine, a new study on the long-term effects of COVID-19, and an increase in the number of homeless people murdered in New York City. Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of Residential Faculty at Vanderbilt University Vanessa Beasley also joins the show to discuss the significance of President Biden's rhetoric during his reaction to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Becca, Makayla, and Dex discuss Las Vegas off-duty officer Caleb Rogers robbing a casino with a department-issued gun, Russia cutting itself off from the internet and how that effects our exchange of information, and a quick update on Kamala Harris' recent trip to Poland. 

They also welcomed on Executive Director of Hofstra University's Career Center Michelle Kyriakides to discuss unemployment rates and how that effects recent college graduates. Sue Zizza, an award-winning audio producer, director, and owner of SueMedia Productions, also joins to discuss the upcoming Estabrook Awards and her most recent work "Presence, the Play". 

Danny DeCrescenzo spoke to Donna Hoffman, a professor of political science at the University of Northern Iowa, about Biden’s State of the Union Address, and where the Democratic Party goes from there.