A shortage of nurses threatens healthcare delivery in the United States. UWO's College of Nursing is working hard to train and prepare the next generation of nurses.

Dr. Teri Gee, director of the Barlow Planetarium discusses the NASA Artemis program, the James Webb Space Telescope and more.

Host and WRST-FM general manager Wendell Ray chats with UWO associate anthropology professor Jordan Karsten about archeological digs in Ukraine and working with law enforcement on cold cases. 

UWO has an award winning Model Nations team. We explore the reasons for their success with UWO Political Science professor, Dr. Tracy Slagter. Later in the episode Dr. Slagter explains the issues that led to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 

Alumni are important to any college or university. Christine Gantner discusses how UWO engages its alumni and then Dr. Joseph Scheivert discusses his unique path to UWO and the Titan Thunder Marching Band. 

UWO Acting Police Chief Chriss Tarmann is an expert trainer helping law enforcement agencies, organizations, and campuses across the country prepare for and active shooter. Joseph Peterson, Phd tells what happened when an active shooter entered his NIU classroom.

UWO Acting Police Chief Chris Tarmann is an expert trainer helping law enforcement agencies, organizations, and campuses across the country prepare for an active shooter. Joseph Peterson, PhD tells what happened when an active shooter entered his NIU classroom.

The Royal Family has immense wealth much of which was gained during centuries of exploitation and colonialization. How does that sit with Brits today?

Family? Now that Queen Elizabeth ll is dead, will King Charles continue

with traditions or blaze a new trail? Dr. Michael Rutz, Chair of the History

Department at UWO will discuss this and more with host Wendell Ray.

Those outside of the U.K. may wonder why The Royal Family continues to hold its position. Will traditions change under King Chares?