A week after the second Ashland mayoral debate presented by the Ashland County Young Republicans, both candidates made visits to WRDL’s morning show, the Early Bird’s Word.
The Early Bird’s Word featured a pair of interesting interviews Monday morning on 88.9 WRDL.
This week’s Eagle Exchange got in-depth about the government shutdown as Zack Lemon sat down with Ashland University History and Political Science Professor Dr. Jeffrey Sikkenga.
Liz Waxter from Habitat for Humanity joined the WRDL morning show crew on Monday to talk about World Habitat Day.
The Early Bird’s Word focused on the Ashland University student population on Tuesday, with interviews about student senate involvement and Residence Assistant applications.
Tricia Applegate from the AU Box Office visited The Early Bird’s Word Friday morning to talk about Night Train to Blolina, an AU Theater production in the studio theater this week and next week.
The Early Bird’s Word had a pair of interviews Wednesday morning discussing important topics on the Ashland campus and in the City of Ashland.
On this week’s edition of Eagle Exchange, Zack Lemon sat down with Ashland mayoral candidate Kim Studeny Calhoon.
Listeners of Wednesday’s Early Bird’s Word kicked their day off with a pair of interviews, Ashland Mayor Glen Stewart and AU Greek Life’s Kaitlin Jeffreys.
Tuesday’s Early Bird’s Word was full of great information. In addition to previewing upcoming Ashland County Fair events, listeners were also treated to the second edition of Eagle Exchange, a weekly interview featuring a news topic of interest.