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WNZR’s Seniors Week: Lexie Merritt

Seniors Week continues on the Morning Thing! We are sad to say goodbye to our senior students but we also are excited to see them begin the next stage of their journey. All week long the Morning Thing will be honoring the seniors who have worked hard these last few years to serve WNZR.

The Morning Thing had the opportunity to speak with senior Lexie Merritt, former Morning Thing Cohost, current Afternoon Drive Cohost, and member of the WNZR Video Team. You can hear the entire conversation with Lexie about her time at WNZR and what is coming next HERE.

We thank Leslie for her work at WNZR and wish her the best after graduation!

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WNZR’s Seniors Week: Todd McKinley

Seniors Week continues on the Morning Thing! We are sad to say goodbye to our senior students but we also are excited to see them begin the next stage of their journey. All week long the Morning Thing will be honoring the seniors who have worked hard these last few years to serve WNZR.

The Morning Thing had the opportunity to speak with senior Todd McKinley, Afternoon Drive Cohost. You can hear the entire conversation with Todd about his time at WNZR and what is coming next HERE.

We thank Todd for his work at WNZR and wish him the best after graduation!

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WNZR’s Seniors Week: Leslie Uphouse

Seniors Week continues on the Morning Thing! We are sad to say goodbye to our senior students but we also are excited to see them begin the next stage of their journey. All week long the Morning Thing will be honoring the seniors who have worked hard these last few years to serve WNZR.

The Morning Thing had the opportunity to speak with senior Leslie Uphouse, a member of the WNZR Video Team. You can hear the entire conversation with Leslie about her time at WNZR and what is coming next HERE.

We thank Leslie for her work at WNZR and wish her the best after graduation!

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WNZR Kicks Off Seniors Week with a Conversation with Ellie Parker

It is hard to believe that the end of another school year is fast approaching. This is always a bittersweet time for WNZR. We are sad to say goodbye to our senior students but we also are excited to see them begin the next stage of their journey. All week long the Morning Thing will be celebrating Seniors Week to honor the seniors who have worked hard these last few years to serve WNZR.

To start off Seniors Week, the Morning Thing spoke with Ellie Parker, a senior whose roles at WNZR have included on-air DJ, video team member, and Sports Director. You can hear the entire conversation with Ellie about her time at WNZR and what is coming next HERE.

We thank Ellie for her work at WNZR and wish her the best after graduation!

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The Morning Thing Friday Favorites – FOOD!

The Morning Thing wrapped up Food Week by sharing their favorite foods for today’s Friday Favorites.

Click HERE to hear Marcy Rinehart and Wesley Boston talk about their favorite things to eat!

We hope you enjoy some wonderful dishes this weekend with your loved ones.

Thanks for listening to The Morning Thing!

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WNZR talks with Tanner Cooper-Risser about the SNAP-Ed Program

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with Tanner Cooper-Risser, SNAP-Ed Program Assistant for the O.S.U. Extension Office of Knox County. They talked about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education. Tanner shared details about classes and tips for healthy and affordable eating.

Click HERE to hear their conversation.

Make sure to check out this incredible resource for your family – www.celebrateyourplate.org

You can find recipe ideas, tips for cooking, gardening, shopping and more. Also, make sure to check out the section just for KIDS!

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It’s FOOD Week on The Morning Thing!

Today, we kicked off a week focusing on FOOD! It is essential for life. So let’s have some fun looking at something we all need.

On Monday, we shared 7 Brain foods – choices that help kids stay sharp.
As the school year wraps up, these food choices could help your kids face the end of the year projects and exams.

Click HERE to read the full article from patch.com
The article has Parent Tips for each food choice!

  1. Nuts & Seeds
  2. Greek Yogurt
  3. Berries
  4. Fish
  5. Eggs
  6. Oatmeal
  7. Apples and Plums
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April MVNU Presidential Update with Dr. Henry Spaulding

WNZR’s Wesley Boston talked with MVNU President, Dr. Henry Spaulding for the April MVNU Presidential Update.

Click HERE to hear the conversation.

Dr. Spaulding shared the latest campus updates on several topics including:

– Reflections and highlights of the past school year

– End of the semester messages for students, faculty and staff

– How MVNU is doing with COVID and an on-campus vaccine clinic

– MVNU’s Summer Calendar

– Finalized plans for graduation 2021

– Expectations for the 2021-2022 academic year

– Update from the recent meeting of the MVNU Board of Trustees

– Campus construction update

– Goals for his upcoming sabbatical

– Goals for the University for the Summer

– How we can pray for MVNU and the Spaulding family throughout the month of April

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7 Ideas to Refresh Your Routine With Jesus

It’s the Day after Easter. There is no better time to refresh your devotional and prayer time.

We found some wonderful tips of encouragement from Tamara Collins – author and speaker.

She shared 7 Ideas to Refresh your routine with Jesus on mylifetree.com

Check out these wonderful tips. Click HERE to read the full article.

  1. Sit in a different place. Try getting outside, sit in a different room, or just in a different chair. This may give you a whole new outlook as you read Scripture or pray.
  2. Take a walk! Thank God for the different things you see that He created (flowers, clouds, rocks, birds, etc.).
  3. Listen to worship music. Many of the lyrics to Christian worship songs come straight from Scripture. As you worship, listen to attributes of God, or the mention of new identity you have because you are a child of God.
  4. Use a journal. Write out a prayer instead of praying silently. Or make an A to Z list of things you’re thankful for, or characteristics of God, or promises that God gives us in the Bible. Make your list in one sitting or work on it for a longer period of time.
  5. Pray out loud. If you’re used to using a journal for prayer, take a break. Pray out loud–standing up, sitting down, or kneeling. Walk through your home praying for the different members of your family or different needs you have based on the room you’re standing in.
  6. Grab a book that challenges you in a spiritual area you need to grow in. If you can, highlight or underline in the book as things stick out to you. Look up Scripture references that are mentioned so you read the Bible.
  7. When it doubt- open up the Bible. Don’t worry about using a book or devotional–simply open the Bible and ask the Holy Spirit to open your heart to what you read. Read a Psalm or Proverb corresponding to the day’s date (ex. read Proverbs 14 on the 14th of the month). If you’re most familiar with the New Testament, then trying reading through an Old Testament book like Joshua or Esther. Or read through John in the New Testament, specifically focusing on the claims Jesus made about who He was.
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