This week, The Morning Thing is shining the spotlight on events to support Food For The Hungry. WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with Trinia Huddleston from the Office of Student Life at Mount Vernon Nazarene University about a unique event. The Quarter Auction happens tonight (11/20) at 8:15pm.
Click HERE to hear their conversation.
This week, The Morning Thing shined the spotlight on the cast and crew of MVNU’s Production of “Little Women”.
They talked with cast and crew members about their roles and experiences in the show.
CLICK on each name to hear their conversations.
Serra Barrett talks about being the Director of MVNU’s production of “Little Women”
Cory Spellman talks about playing the role of “Aunt March” in MVNU’s production of “Little Women”
Cecily and Laura Beth talk about playing the roles of “Beth” and “Amy” in MVNU’s production of “Little Women”
Joseph Hurst talks about playing the role of “Laurie” in MVNU’s production of “Little Women”
Dean, Alexis and Caitlin talk about their roles in MVNU’s Production of “Little Women”
Min Leinbach talks about playing the role of “Jo March” in MVNU’s production of “Little Women”
Hannah Frye talks about her role as Stage Manager for MVNU’s production of “Little Women”
MVNU Theatre presents “Little Women” for 3 performances in Thorne Performance Hall.
Adapted by Scott Davidson, Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women follows the triumphs and tribulations of the March Sisters during the American Civil War. We follow the lives of Meg, the eldest; Jo, the high-spirited tomboy; Amy, the self-centered beauty; and gentle Beth. This adaptation is true to the beloved book as we watch the March Sisters grow up before our very eyes while surrounded by a loving family and new friends. Audiences of all generations will enjoy acquainting — or reacquainting — themselves with this timeless tale.
All performances take place in Thorne Performance Hall in the R.R. Hodges Chapel on the main campus of Mount Vernon Nazarene University.
Performances are November 14th, 15th, and 16th at 7:30 PM.
Pricing: Adult, $10; MVNU ID, $8; Military ID, $8; Children Under 18, $5.
For tickets go to www.theatre.mvnu.edu
For our Friday Favorites this week, The Morning Thing Co-Hosts shared their favorite memories from MVNU’s Homecoming.
Marcy Rinehart (Class of 1991)
Today we talked with Lisa Mazzari of Food For The Hungry and she is the Food For The Hungry Coordinator.
Lisa began by telling us the importance of this event and where the proceeds and the food that has been donated will be going. Lisa also shared with us about the Food For The Hungry kickoff and the goals that have been set for this year. If you missed any of our conversation click HERE.
Also for more information visit the Food For The Hungry website by clicking HERE.
Today on the show we talked with Michele Bayko. Michele Bayko is the Vice President of Orange Barrel Production Company and the Director of the Outsider.
This morning Michele shared all about the production and all that it entails. If you missed any of it click HERE for the full Conversation.
If you want to find out more about Orange Barrel Productions visit them HERE.
MVNU’s President, Dr. Henry Spaulding shared his monthly Presidential Update with The Morning Thing.
He talked about his goals for the end of this semester, highlighted the calendar and the Homecoming schedule and shared an update on construction projects.
Click HERE to hear WNZR’s Hunter Sutyak talk with Dr. Henry Spaulding.
This morning on the show we talked with Kelli Highnam about the Restored Conference what it is and who all is going to be there as speakers.
Kelli goes in depth about all the speakers and what they will be talking about. If you missed any of the conversation click HERE.
More info about the conference and for registration information click HERE.
MVNU’s President, Dr. Henry Spaulding shared a campus update with WNZR.
The October Presidential Update includes a construction update, calendar highlights, mid-term advice for students and prayer requests.
Click HERE to hear Dr. Spaulding’s conversation with WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart.
Click HERE to stay up to date on MVNU’s calendar.
Today was Morning Show Host Day! The Morning Thing celebrated by sharing some special recordings from the past.
Click HERE to hear from some former Morning Thing hosts. You’ll hear show segments from 2003 through 2017!
For the Friday Favorites – Marcy, Lexie and Hunter shared their favorite moments on the show.
WNZR’s Hunter Sutyak had a chance to chat with Kristian Stanfill of Passion. They talked about the music and the ministry of both Passion and Passion City Church. They also talked about the songwriting process and the group’s heart for college students.
Passion will perform at 7:45pm on Saturday, 9/21 at Sonfest at MVNU.
Rise and Shine 