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    Knight-Time Radio Show Airs

    Jan. 5, 2004
    A new radio show aimed at truckers called the Knight-Time Radio Show aired Sunday on WILK- AM in the Wilkes Barre area. The show, which can be heard from 3 – 4 p.m. is hosted by Marywood University psychology professor Sheryl Youngblood who got the idea after finishing a research project on truck drivers. The "Trucker Doc,” as she calls herself, invites truck drivers on her show, and will cover topics
    A new radio show aimed at truckers called the Knight-Time Radio Show aired Sunday on WILK- AM in the Wilkes Barre area.

    The show, which can be heard from 3 – 4 p.m. is hosted by Marywood University psychology professor Sheryl Youngblood who got the idea after finishing a research project on truck drivers.

    The "Trucker Doc,” as she calls herself, invites truck drivers on her show, and will cover topics like women in trucking, lumpers and the new hours of service rules.

    The WILK network is heard on 910am, 980am and 1300 AM.

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