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Hosted by Rosie James with Tyler Walters and Matthew Anderson
Your favorite Monday treat: Cock-a-doodle Sports
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James
Yes, you should be watching cat video at work, but not for the reason you think. In other news, should you only speak English all the time? Twitter doesn't think so.
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James with Gage Giordano and the Orange Constant
The government is open now and South Carolina has some of the worst drivers in the country. But, on a happy note the Orange Constant, a band from Georgia, stopped in the station for an interview!
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James
Yep, these grown adults are still fighting.
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James
New legislation coming to SC could mean frozen tuition prices and a rise in the marrying age. Some are back to work in the middle of the longest shutdown in US history, but there are still many going without pay for what may be over a month.
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James with James Smithwick
CBD and THC are found in marijuana and hemp, which are both cannabis plants. CBD is higher in hemp and THC is higher in marijuana, but THC is illegal and CBD is controlled by the FDA. Confused? Listen to find out more.
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James with Finn Owen
Could overexposure to screens be harming childhood development? Will the government ever reopen?
Produced and Edited by Rosie James
Hosted by Rosie James with Finn Owen
WUSC's 90.5 Minutes of the News is now COCK-A-DOODLE-NEWS! We are very excited to launch with our first broadcast on Monday, January 14, from 6-6:30 pm.
You can join us every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 6-6:30 on air at 90.5 FM, online at (hhttps://wusc.fm), or on the Radio FX app!
Have you ever wondered what living with diabeties was like? Here a fist hand account from two University of South Carolina Students who were diagnoed at twelve and have been living with the disease ever since.
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