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Each Friday, Tim Alcorn joins the Each Friday, Tim Alcorn joins the Ray Horner Morning Show for 3 questions about the Cavs and the NBA. They discussed this season's team, Atkinson's management, Saturday's game, and more!

Film Study Professor Joe Fortunato joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to discuss classic films. This week they looked back at Rob Reiner's long movie career.

Kathryn Clusman, Director of Education and Community Engagement at Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, joined Ray on Friday. The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has some renovations in the works and some fun events too.

Akron Mayor Shammas Malik joined Ray. They discussed businesses moving into the downtown area, the Capital Budget Proposal and more.

David James, Executive Director of the Summit Education Initiative, joined Ray Wednesday. They discussed the complications and concerns of open enrollment in Ohio. They also covered Ohio education funding.

We're in the middle of flu season, and now there is a surge in cases locally. Summit County Health Department Medical Director Dr. Erika Sobolewski recently spoke with WAKR's Ray Horner to discuss what's going on with flu cases and the latest in COVID.

New year means a chance to hit the reset button on our eating and drinking habits. Clinical Dietician with Cleveland Clinic Akron General Kelly Reed talks with Ray Horner on what we can do differently with food and beverages for 2026.

Each week, WAKR's Ray Horner profiles a local business. This week, Ray spoke wih Katie Swartz of Acme Fresh Market.

Dr. Mark Cassell, Professor of Political Science at Kent State University, joined Ray Horner on the Morning Show. They discussed the news of the U.S capturing the President of Venezuela Nicolas Maduro and his wife, and what the Trump administration plans to do with the country.

The Ohio State Buckeyes lost to the Miami Hurricanes 14-24 in the Cotton Bowl on New Year's Eve, and who better to give his thoughts on the tough matchup than Kris Drew. He talked with Ray Horner on what went wrong for the Buckeyes and what to expect in the offseason.