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Each Friday, Tim Alcorn joins the Ray Horner Morning Show for 3 questions about the Cavs and the NBA. This week they discussed the team, upcoming match-ups, and more.

Film Study Professor Joe Fortunato joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to discuss classic films. They went back to 1991 this week with The Silence of the Lambs.

The US has backed out of the W.H.O. (World Health Organization). Donna Skoda joined Ray to talk about her concerns.

With so much going on in Washington and beyond this week; we wanted to get the latest from Akron's Democratic Representative, Emilia Sykes, who represents Ohio's 13th Congressional District. Our Morning Show Host, Ray Horner talked with her live, earlier this morning.

The Cleveland Browns are on the hunt for a new head coach. Terry Pluto joins Ray to talk about the search.

Head Coach of the Wadsworth Girls Basketball team, Andy Booth, joined Ray to talk about the team, upcoming matchup, and more.

With the brutal cold temperatures making things rough for residents, the City of Akron is providing warming stations for those who are looking to get away from the freezing temps. Akron Service Director Chris Ludle spoke more on the stations with WAKR's Ray Horner.

Driving during the winter months can be tough, especially where there is an accident taking place. Here to provide some tips on how to be safe behind the vehicle on snowy and icy conditions is Morgan Wade of AAA. He got to talk with WAKR's Ray Horner on the subject of winter driving.

The Indiana Hoosiers got a big win in last night's CFB Championship game over the Miami Hurricanes 27-21. Joining Ray Horner to recap the game is football analyst and Miami alum Jay Brophy.

Winter has been brutal in Northeast Ohio, and the freezing temperatures can do a lot of damage to a person's health. Dr. Debbie Plate of Cleveland Clinic Akron General joined Ray to provide tips on you can protect your heart, lung and skin in the cold.