Saturday Morning Magazine with Bruce Ferrell

Rabbi Pinchas Taylor, executive director of the American Faith Foundation, talks with Bruce Ferrell about the Jewish commereration of Passover. (photo provided by guest)

Spring is here, and your viewers are likely ready for some seasonal updates and quick household makeovers! Lifestyle and design expert Kelly Edwards is on hand and available to give her latest tips and tricks to get the home in order.

Many students at Saint Augustine’s University in Raleigh are confused and disappointed as the school struggles to survive. SAU lost its accreditation last month and suspended in-person learning, prompting thousands of students to pack their bags and return home. The once lively Historically Black College and University has now dwindled to a mere shadow of its former self. Jessica Simmons and Amina...

April is here, which means tax season is upon us, and we all need to get our finances in order. Many may not realize that April is also Financial Literacy Month, a perfect time to focus on supporting our youth with helpful tools that can prepare them for a brighter financial future. Joining us today to share some of those tools, tips and reults from a recent survey about financial literacy amongst...

Barb Jordan is a safety expert and has been featured on many news outlets across the United States from News Morning Shows to national broadcasting news magazines. She recently spoke at the University of Idaho and Washington State University after the murders of 4 college students. She is trained in Krav Maga and is certified in Active Shooter Training. Barb's family suffered a traumatic loss to h...

On March 10, 2023, University of North Carolina Freshman Elizabeth Grace Burton died from fentanyl poisoning while in a dorm room at Duke University. Jasmine Baker from UNC Media Hub https://mediahub.unc.edu/ tells us, according to the CDC, drug overdose is a leading cause of injury mortality in the United States and to rise. (Photo illustration by Macon Porterfield, UNC Media Hub)

Father Patrick Dolan talks with Bruce Ferrell about his journey, including being a chaplain in the National Guard to writing of series of historical fiction books set in 14th century Kentucky.

Autoimmune researcher Sara Hirsh Bordo discusses with Bruce Ferrell how women are facing a critical gap in healthcare and being underdiagnosed, and how women can navigate through these challenges..

New York City Celebrity Dermatologist and dermatologist to the stars, Dr. Ellen Marmur talks about the secrets of red carpet and how celebrities prepare for their big Hollywood moment. Whether you’re headed to a business meeting or to the carpool line, learn about fan favorites perfect for the on-the-go lifestyle. Plus – find out from the derm-to-the-stars how celebrities are getting a refreshed l...

Born in America but shaped by Europe, J Leonard Costner’s life has been as varied and vibrant as the characters in his novels. An artist by trade and a former athlete, Costner infuses his unique experiences and perspectives into every page he writes. Raised across the grand tapestry of Europe, Costner grew up amidst an array of cultures, languages, and histories that would later breathe life into...

Renowned Audiologist Vicky Sanchez, Principal Investigator for the ACHIEVE study who also serves as Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology and Section Chief of Audiology at the University of South Florida, talked with Bruce Ferrell about the link between hearing loss and cognitive health and how these recent findings have changed the field of hearing loss.   

Leveling Up with AI: A Strategic Guide to AI in Sports Marketing is an in-depth, practical guide that navigates the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the sports marketing landscape. Designed for sports marketers, strategists, and students, this book demystifies how AI is revolutionising sports marketing and fan engagement. Bruce Ferrell talked with author Shripal Shah.

For new students, UNC’s campus can be overwhelming to navigate– especially in the dark. Since 2009, Safe Walk has been helping Tar Heels get home after late-night study sessions. Sarah Ellis reports from Carolina Connection, student radio from the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media.

Tax advisor David Selig talked with Bruce Ferrell about some possible ways to save money as you file your taxes.

The Animal Welfare Section of the Veterinary Division of the N.C. Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services recently awarded nine community shelter grants as part of the Animal Shelter Support Fund program. These funds will be used to help shelters improve their facilities to better comply with the Animal Welfare Act. Mike Davis talked with Agriculture Commissioner Steve Troxler.

After nearly four years of standardized test-optional admissions, the UNC System Board of Governors is considering reinstating test requirements, sparking debates over equity, student readiness, and the evolving role of scores in college admissions nationwide. Taylor Holbrooks has more from Carolina Connection, student radio from Carolina Connection, student radio from the UNC Hussman School of Jo...

A new indoor pickleball and golf center opening in Raleigh this summer. It may be the largest in the state. Pinpoint Raleigh is set to open later this year at 2201 s. Wilmington St., south of downtown Raleigh. Pin Point Raleigh bills itself as "the largest indoor pickleball and golf facility in North Carolina." Garrett Leatham and Jacob Starritt of Pinpoint Raleigh joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss it...

Following the departure of Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz last semester, UNC System President Peter Hans named Lee Roberts as UNC’s Interim Chancellor December 15. Roberts, a finance executive in Raleigh, previously served on the UNC System Board of Governors and as budget director for Republican former Governor Pat McCrory. He spoke with Caroline Horne from Carolina Connection, student radio from th...

 For more than 19 years, the L’Oréal Paris Women of Worth philanthropic program has honored extraordinary female non-profit leaders who selflessly volunteer their time to uplift and serve their communities. It has continued to embody L’Oréal Paris’ iconic tagline, “Because You’re Worth It.”, by elevating and championing women who give back and whose unwavering resilience and courage show the...

Each year, North Carolina shelters take in over 120,000 animals. Shelters around the Triangle are fighting to lower the state’s euthanasia rate and send more animals to their forever-homes. Taylor Holbrooks has more from Carolina Connection, student radio from the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media. Photo: Huckleberry, a two-year- old German shepherd mix, is among the dogs awaiting adoptio...

Last week, USDA released the results of thehich provides a snapshot of North Carolina's number one industry. Some of the highlights point to positive trends in agriculture, others highlight the continued need to keep our focus on farmland preservation. Mike Davis talks with ag commissioner Steve Troxler to get his perspective on the data...

As the landmark education funding lawsuit Leandro versus the state of North Carolina prepares to enter into its third decade, what’s changed, and might something have been lost along the way? Walter Reinke reports from UNC Media Hub

Primary elections are coming up here in North Carolina, the state Board of Elections has been getting ready for the big day. A lot of new and old voters may have some questions about changes that have happened since the last time they've had to vote. To discuss these issues is Karen Brinson Bell the NC State Board of Elections Executive Director who talked with Chris Edwards

MOVING  ON BY!   Harnessing the Instincts of My Sled Dog Team by Dr. Lucille Maddalena, Executive Coach is a resource for self-development and leadership enhancement. Lucille's unique approach, blending illustrative stories with real-life case studies, provides an engaging and insightful journey into the world of leadership and teamwork. This book is not only an guide for personal growth...

 With over forty years in the music business, conductor Stephen Gunzenhauser shares stories accumulated many stories from his travels in "Travels with Stephen." From having conducted for over 80 recordings from behind the "Iron Curtain" , to performing concerts in Bogota during the time of Pablo Escobar, life's path has provided him with stories of working with Ray Charles, Willie Nelson...