Ray Horner Morning Show
Ray has been the WAKR Morning host for since 2000 after a successful career in the Erie , Pennsylvania market as a Host and Operation Manager for WAKR/ WZPR / WMDE radio in Meadville, Pennsylvania. Ray won the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters Sportscaster of the year two times and is currently the play-by-play voice of Hiram College Athletics. Ray has been involved in Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Akron Children's Concert Society, Akron Public Schools, and The Embrace Care Clinic. Ray loves baseball, outdoor activities and spending time with his four children, Elizabeth, Rocco, Ava and Gia. Ray, his wife, Melissa and the children live in Wadsworth, Ohio.
:17 - Could Remdesivir be a godsend to those with COVID-19? That’s been the question since Ray last spoke with Summa Health’s Dr. Thomas File. Dr. File has a background in infectious diseases, and talked about treatment drugs, a possible vaccine, and the best way to properly fight the virus.…
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:17 - As far as in-classroom education goes, school’s out for summer. Akron Public Schools superintendent David James gave an update on how the district is helping, especially with virtual learning and support at seemingly all hours of the day. He also touched on Teacher Appreciation Week and how the…
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:17 - Congressman Tim Ryan joined the program to give a look at how his department is handling the pandemic and the economic downturn. Rep. Ryan mentioned the need for more dollars to come into Ohio, the process of reopening Ohio, and the United States’ relationship with China going forward.…
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:17 - Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Kent State shootings, and while the on-campus commemoration events were canceled due to COVID-19, virtual events will take place. Dr. Mindy Farmer from Kent State University discussed the events of that day and how today’s students are learning the background and…
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:17 - With Ohio’s Stay At Home order extended to May 29th, many families have not been able to see their relatives both young and old, and some individuals have passed away these last two months without visitors. Dr. Toni Bisconti from the University of Akron talked about managing grief…
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:17 - The days of sitting in waiting rooms may be things of the past. Dr. Rob McGregor is the medical director from Akron Children’s Hospital discussed the changes at ACH’s facilities, from mask wearing to waiting in one’s car until the appointment time, to being screened before entering and…
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Will baseball have a season this year? And if so, can they get at least 100 games in and make people happy? That is all up in the air. To tide of the baseball fans in the audience, Bob Ethington from the Akron-Summit County Public Library has some book recommendations…
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This Week in Tech with Jeanne Destro-5-1-20 Featured
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Mobile phone COVID-19 tracking, and augmented reality images commemorating the 50th anniversary of the May 4, 1970 shootings Kent State University.
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The topic that took over much of the press briefings this week in Ohio was the subject of masks. Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. governor Jon Husted clarified that wearing masks is suggested for customers and it’s up to businesses whether to enforce it or not. 5:49 - Each week,…
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:17 - If you’re looking for good news with our economy, Dr. Sucharita Ghosh from the University of Akron will not brighten your day. Dr. Ghosh talked about the economic hit the Coronavirus lockdown has had and if there is a possibility the economy can climb back to respectability this…
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:17 - Everyone has to make changes going forward, COVID-19 or not, when it comes to the spread of germs and disease. It's being done at the essential workplaces, especially in grocery stores, but most notably in hospitals. Dr. Cliff Deveny is the president and CEO of Summa Health, and…
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:17 - Beginning May 1st, a gradual reopening of Ohio will occur, according to Governor Mike DeWine. The rollout will begin with selective medical procedures such as dentistry and veterinarians, then leading to retail reopenings by May 12th. 9:25 - We’ve spoke to various individuals and organizations who’ve been doing…
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:17 - Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General joined the show for her weekly Tuesday hit, and she touched on the first phase of reopening Ohio, starting with non-essential surgeries. She also talked about asthma patients being impacted, and how the hospital facilities have adjusted. 5:02 - So far,…
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It is Law Week in the United States, and to kick off the week, the Akron Bar Association celebrates Law Day with WAKR. Various attorneys throughout the region shared their expertise in all areas. Dean Carro - President, Akron Bar Association
Jeff Laybourne - Criminal Law
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Jeff Laybourne - Criminal Law
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