Five Prime Podcast

This program has Dr. Karl Chiang, Chief Interventional Radiologist at ECU Health and Professor at ECU Brody School of Medicine, as featured guest. Dr. Chiang discusses the signs and symptoms of Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH) often associated with prostate cancer. Also discussed is an emerging technology called prostatic artery embolization (PAE) as treatment.

This show, hosted by Dr. Lathan Turner, features as guest Cherrie Speller, Director of Student Media at ECU. She talks about the role that students play at the campus newspaper, East Carolinian, and the radio station.

City of Greenville Public Information Officer Brock Letchworth returns to provide an update on the 250th anniversary celebration for the city. Also, he identifies resources available to receive information about city events and activities.

This segment features Dr. Karinn Chambers, Surgical Oncologist at ECU Health and Associate Program Director of Surgical Oncology at Brody School of Medicine. Because October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, she returns to discuss risks, signs and symptoms, and treatment for the disease.

The guest for this program is Anita Joyner, Founder/Executive Director – “Where the Healing Begins, Inc.” She describes the services and programs that the organization provides for victims of child sexual abuse and domestic violence.

GUC Energy Services Specialist, Jonathan Sergeant, returns to provide his energy-saving tips for winter and cold weather. He discusses thermostat settings, various types of heating units, everyday tips, and resources available to residents and small businesses.

Dr. Robin Coger, Provost & Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs at ECU is the guest for this special edition of the program. She discusses the academic organizations in her division, strategic planning, and challenges facing higher education.

This show features special guest, Chris Dyba, Vice Chancellor for University Advancement at ECU. He returns to describe the mission and purpose of the foundation that support the university. Also, he provides updates on the successful “Pursue Gold” campaign and continued fundraising through mini-campaigns and contributions.

Mark goes over the background history of the controversial September 1974 big Number One hit by Paul Anka. "You're Having My Baby."

Brock Letchworth, Public Information Officer for the City of Greenville, has as his guest Ashley Gaskins, Communications & Marketing Assistant for the city. They discuss activities and special events for celebrating the 250th anniversary of the city.

On this special Saturday morning segment, Mark and Don describe the characteristics and classifications for Baby Boomers, Gen X, Millennials, Gen Z, and current (Alpha) generation. This is an important program for those who don’t know or understand the categories.

Dr. Steve Lassister returns in his new capacity as interim superintendent for Pitt County Schools. Various topics are discussed including current enrollment, strategic plan implementation, and programs and initiatives developed to enhance academic achievement throughout the district.

Isaiah Thompson returns to review the ECU-Old Dominion game played on September 7. (He reviews the Colorado-Nebraska game played on that weekend too.) Also, he previews the upcoming ECU-Appalachian State game scheduled for Saturday, September 14.

Josh Lewis, President & CEO, and David Horn, Director of Strategic Partnerships, for the ENC Alliance return to discuss the mission and initiatives of their public-pirate partnership organization. Success stories, current projects, and future direction are discussed.

This program features Dr. Michael Blute, Director of Urologic Oncology at ECU Health Cancer Center and as associate professor at ECU Brody School of Medicine. He discusses prostate cancer awareness, risks, screenings, and treatment. Also, he shares with listeners advances in technology, and resources and up-coming events providing additional information about the disease.

Ernis Lee, Pitt Community College -Vice President Strategic Initiatives and Community Engagement has as guest, David Horn, ENC Alliance Director of Strategic Partnerships. They discuss the “Better Skills, Better Jobs” event to be held at the Greenville Convention Center on October 3, 2024, for employers and job seekers.

Steve Hawley, Public Information Officer for Greenville Utilities returns to discuss various projects and initiatives sponsored by the utility company. Also discussed are the impending electric rate increase, how to protect against scammers, and hurricane preparation.

This show features Corrinn Schwabrow, Director of Student Affairs-Brody School of Medicine, as Dr. Lathan Turner’s guest. They discuss her background and current responsibilities at the medical school. Also covered are the various areas of engagement and support provided to students during their four years of medical school.

Isaiah Thompson returns to review the August 31 ECU-Norfolk State game. Also, he comments on Florida State’s season losses and University or Miami’s successful start.

This show features Dr. Shaniqua McGraw, Director of Family Medicine, Carolina Clinic for Health and Wellness. She is one of the event organizers and shares planning for the 2nd Annual Andrew A. Best Unity & Wellness Health Festival and 1K Family Fun Walk to be held at the South Greenville Recreation Center on Saturday, September 7, from 1pm to 4pm.

This show features Rob Maloney, Director of Athletics and Coordinator for Drivers’ Education & Community Schools staff for Pitt County Schools. He discusses eligibility and assignment policies for high school athletes across the district. Also, he describes the NC High School Athletic Association reclassification for schools, conferences, and final playoff formats

Mark Woodson features the top songs on the charts from July 1964.

A tribute to Motown's legendary group, the Four Tops. Remembering the recent passing of the last surviving original member of the group, Abdul "Duke" Fakir with their greatest hits.

Mark Woodson features the top songs on the charts from July 1964.

This show features Alice Keene, Greenville Recreation and Parks Project Coordinator. She reviews her work over the years with area residents and agencies in helping the community. Also, she highlights the importance of “National Parks & Recreation Month” which theme this year is “When You Belong.”