The panel talks about WCPO's illustrated Fiona children's book, Jimmy Fallon's Fiona obsession, the inspiring story of Kilee Brookbank, astronaut Scott Kelly's visit to Skyline Chili, our new Fit and Fun series, the Opening Day parade debacle and more. 

Maxim then talks with government and politics reporters Amanda Seitz and Paula Christian about their examination of Cincinnati City Council's attendance record and whether or not council members are introducing meaningful resolutions. 

Later on the podcast, investigative reporter Hillary Lake explains the loopholes that are allowing local truckers to get busted on heroin-related charges and keep driving. 

1:30 - The panel talks about WCPO's Fiona children's book, Kilee Brookbank, Scott Kelly, our exercise series, the Opening Day parade and more.

18:00 - Reporters Amanda Seitz and Paula Christian detail attendance and resolution records of Cincinnati City Council.

35:00 - Reporter Hillary Lake explains why some local truck drivers have been able to get busted for heroin and stay on the road. 

Notable links: 

Some Cincinnati City Council members skip as much as 10 percent of meetings

Cincinnati City Council renamed 20 streets, but what else did it accomplish in 2017?

Are we safe from truck drivers on heroin?

WCPO to publish Fiona children's book

Jimmy Fallon pokes fun at Fiona's photobombing skills

Girl badly burned in explosion continues to give back

Astronaut Scott Kelly visits Skyline Chili 

Fit and Fun: We tried ballet boot camp!

Opening Day Parade taking place four days after first home game

WCPO Insiders can read more about these stories at wcpo.com/hear.