Colin Mochrie on Life, Career, & Coming to Akron

Film Study Professor Joe Fortunato joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to discuss classic films. They went back to 1979 with the legal drama, Kramer vs. Kramer.

Each Friday, Tim Alcorn joins the Ray Horner Morning Show for 3 questions about the Cavs and the NBA! They discussed the awards for Coach Attkinson and Evan Mobley, the team, and upcoming matchups.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, best known as the dynamic duo from "Whose Line is it Anyway?," are bringing their own show, "Asking for Trouble" to the Akron Civic Theatre on January 3rd. Colin Mochrie joined Ray Horner to talk about his life, his career, and the tour.

Maurice Martin, Motivational Speaker and Transformational Coach, joined Sarah White on the Ray Horner Morning Show. He talked about overcoming burnout, starting the year as the healthiest version of yourself, and more.

Joy Benjamin, registered dietician at Renew and Restore Wellness Center, joined Sarah White on the Ray Horner Morning Show. She talked about health and nutrition heading into the new year.

Thane Rosenbaum, consultant with CBS News, joined Jeanne Destro on the Ray Horner Morning Show. They discussed Trump's cabinet picks and more.

Dr. Toni Bisconti, Professor at the University of Akron & President of the Union that represents professors, the AAUP, joined Jeanne Destro on the Ray Horner Morning Show. There may be some upcoming layoffs of tenured faculty. The University officials have proposed a reduction of 35 Professors, now the union is in the process of responding.

Cliff Deveny, President and Chief Executive Officer of Summa Health, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show. Summa Health and Anthem are stuck in negotiations. Dr. Deveny discussed the situation.

Every month, Ray talks with Cleveland Clinic Akron General about what they're doing to help throughout the community, medical issues, and more. Dr. Jenny Tsai from the Cerebrovascular Center at Cleveland Clinic joined Ray.

Film Study Professor Joe Fortunato joins the Ray Horner Morning Show every Friday to discuss classic films. This week they celebrated the 80th anniversary of Meet Me in St. Louis.