Good Mornings Podcast Edition

One-in-three low-income adult women and one-in-four students have missed work or school during 'that time of month'... Details on a local campaign to end so-called Period Poverty (at 15:42) --- It's the final call to nominate deserving candidates with the spirit to be King and Queen of the Cops and Kids Halloween Parade (at 25:29) --- Local Red Cross director Todd James is part of the massive Hurricane Helene relief effort, even as Milton continues to bear down on Florida (at 35:45) --- Members of the cast join us to preview the upcoming Fort Findlay Playhouse production of Neil Simon's classic comedy ''The Odd Couple'' (at 57:13)

These aren't your father's factory jobs... celebrating the opportunities of blue-collar work in the 21st century on National Manufacturing Day (at 15:33) --- Hancock County Veterans Service Office director Nichole Coleman on the long-awaited grand opening of Findlay's new VA Clinic (at 23:54) --- HS Football Preview: After another big win against Springfield last week, the Trojans their toughest test yet at Anthony Wayne (at 34:20) --- A special collection of family favorite recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 52:24)

Historically, the high-tech industry has not been known for gender diversity and creating opportunities for women... Will history repeat itself with the Artificial Intelligence boom, or does AI provide a chance to reset the paradigm? (at 15:30) --- To Your Health: How much do you know about the symptoms and effects of Peripheral Artery Disease? Even though it affects a significant number of older adults, most aren't aware of their risk (at 24:02) --- What's Happening: We get an update on October programs and fun at the Findlay YMCA (at 43:25)

Last week, an 11-year-old girl was arrested after an apparent 'swatting' hoax at Donnell Middle School... The whole incident raises questions about how to hold kids accountable for increasingly serious offenses that they may not be able to fully comprehend (at 16:06) --- It brings unprecedented opportunities, but also unprecedented risks... The power of Disruptive Technologies is the subject of this year's 23rd annual Information Assurance Forum at the University of Findlay (at 29:59) --- What's Happening: The Hancock Historical Museum is scaring up some fun in the month of October (at 51:16)

Compounding pharmacies can be a lifesaver for patients with unique needs, or when commercial medicines are unavailable... but their growing popularity and a lack of traditional regulation has raised concerns about safety and efficacy (at 13:59) --- A recap of last night's forum between the candidates hoping to be the next Representative of the 83rd District in the Ohio House (at 24:10) --- For anyone with a suspended driver's license, the Findlay Municipal Court is holding another clinic to help resolve those issues and get you back on the road legally (at 31:51) --- In Memoriam: Remembering Broadway star and Findlay native Gavin Creel (at 41:12) --- Around Town: It's the most wonderful time of the year... The Christmas in October Craft Show returns to the Hancock County Fairgrounds this weekend! (at 59:35)

Since passage of the PACT Act a little over two years ago, the Department of Veterans Affairs has been conducting the largest outreach campaign in its history... bringing nearly three-quarters of a million new enrollees under the VA umbrella of care (at 13:51) --- Ahead of tonight's WFIN Candidate Forum... A conversation with Republican hopeful Ty Matthews - the clear front-runner in the race - about his campaign for the 83rd District seat in the Ohio House of Representatives (at 22:26) --- Details on the Alzheimer's Association's 'Echoes of Memory' program coming up at the UF Alumni Memorial Union... exploring the journey of those with dementia (at 45:19)

College football is a whole new ball game... CBS Sports writer John Talty talks about his new book ''The Price'' (at 13:48) --- Bill O'Reilly discusses the first title in his brand-new book series, ''Confronting the Presidents'' (at 24:43) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The 10th annual Oktoberfest is Findlay's biggest party of the year (at 35:24) --- HS Football Preview: The Findlay Trojans go on the road at Springfield to start the second half of the season (at 41:16) --- In honor of this weekend's Oktoberfest... a collection of German recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 58:16)

The outside world is a dangerous place for kids - but they may not always be safe at home, either... Do you know what dangers may be hiding in plain sight? (at 13:34) --- Now that it's starting to feel more like fall, this is the time to think about getting your annual flu and COVID vaccinations (at 21:51) --- The US Army has a vested interest in making sure today's students are being all they can be... and their recently-developed Future Soldier Preparatory Course is based on principles that can help any young person succeed, regardless of their future plans (at 42:30)

School has just started and already we're talking about career planning and taking the SAT... The College Board has resources to make it a little less overwhelming for students and families (at 13:49) --- Community and Business Spotlight: It's Homecoming Week at the University of Findlay... and the entire community is invited to join in the celebration (at 22:32) --- Ahead of next week's WFIN Candidate Forum, Democrat Sheila Coressel talks about the challenge of running as the underdog in the race for the 83rd District seat in the Ohio House of Representatives (at 42:33)

The annual Medicare open enrollment period begins in three weeks... What recipients need to know about changes to the program ahead of making those decisions for 2025 (at 15:28) --- One of the many food and nutrition initiatives supported by the Farm Bill is the innovative 'Farm to School' program... the perfect example of a project that benefits all involved (at 23:17) --- ICYMI... a recap of yesterday evening's forum between the two candidates vying to be the next Hancock County Common Pleas Court judge (at 31:06) --- What's Happening: Lots of ways to enjoy the autumn season with programs and activities from the Hancock Park District in October (at 54:48)