In partnership with Troy Public Radio, Troy University produces a wide range of podcasts featuring TROY faculty experts along with leaders in art, science, business, and politics, designed to inform, inspire, and entertain. We strive to present a variety of ideas in our programming. Commentaries and analyses presented on podcasts are the opinions of individual hosts or guests and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Troy University or its administration.
If you enjoy what the outdoors offers you, be on the lookout for what comes with it: ticks! Registered forester Greg Brewer share his tips for navigating nature without ticks hitching a ride.
As America’s 250th celebration continues, Jake Tiger visits In Focus to share the American Indian perspective. Jake belongs to the Seminole Tribe of Oklahoma and often visits our coverage are to star in documentary films and work with schools and museums.
Greg Thornton visits In Focus with a preview of the Joe Thomas, Jr. “Festi-pull” at Montgomery’s Cloverdale Playhouse, with twelve musicians ready to share their talent at the Saturday festival!
On the Newswrap from In Focus, Todd Stacy, host of Alabama Public Television’s Capitol Journal, discusses the results of the second congressional district election. And the Wildcard gives us goose bumps!
With all the news about foodborne illnesses, as well as the spread of measles, and questions about vaccines, State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris visits In Focus with his advice.
The Alabama Securities and Exchange Commission is alerting people that scammers are using payment apps to defraud consumers. A.S.C. director, Amanda Senn, visits in Focus to tell us how the fraudsters operate.
On the Newswrap from In Focus, Jeff Sanders of Alabama Public Television’s Capitol Journal discusses the farm bill and the August 11th special primary election. And the Wildcard has “gone to the dogs” on a surfboard!