Columbus Concerns focuses on the non-profit Interscholastic Equestrian Association which gives children of all economic means a chance to participate in equestrian sports.

Ohio Children's Trust Fund Executive Director Lindsay Williams talks about Children's Mental Health Awareness Month and the programs funded by the Trust Fund to help the state's parents.

Columbus Concerns host Mark Nuce talks with Maryanne Crist with the Midland Theatre in Newark about the history of the landmark and this year's arts presentations.

Local lacrosse coach Matt Triplett talks about a bill before the General Assembly to require high school coaches to complete mental health training to help spot suicide risks among
their student-athletes.

Ann Hurst from Open Arms Counseling talks about anxiety and depression during the age of COVID.

Ahead of Veterans Day, we talk with the Director of the Franklin County Veterans Service Commission Buck Bramlish about resources for veterans in central Ohio

On this week's Columbus Concerns, Mark Nuce interviews Patty Olmsted from the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission on their "Gohio Commute" program to help central Ohioans find new ways to work through public transportation and ride sharing.

Officials from the City of Columbus and Franklin County talk about the stay at home advisory issued to stop the spread of COVID-19 over the Thanksgiving holiday and beyond. Guests: Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, Franklin County Commissioner John O'Grady, City Health Commissioner Dr. Myshika Roberts and County Health Commissioner Joe Mazzola.

The State of Ohio is considering closing bars, restaurants and fitness centers again as COVID cases surge again.

Kroger Pharmacy manager Doc Lamberjack talks about the importance of getting the flu vaccine.