Good Mornings Podcast Edition

The cost of America's fallout with Canada over trade goes beyond the price consumers pay - from product availability to long-term economic relationships... A view from the other side of the border (at 13:46) --- The challenge of small businesses to ensure their supply chain supports consumers' desire to Buy American (at 26:25) --- What's Happening: Hope you're hungry... The Findlay Family YMCA is busy gearing up for their 'Men Who Cook' fall fundraiser (at 40:28)

Mayor Christina Muryn talks about breaking ground on the final major piece of the Blanchard River flood mitigation plan... And a potential monkey wrench in the redevelopment of the Shady Grove property (at 13:34) --- A new cyber-confidence study from NordVPN is a real wake-up call for anyone who thinks they're pretty good at spotting online scams and fakes... Which is most of us (at 25:26) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The Downtown Restaurant Tour is back to benefit the United Way of Hancock County's Halt Hunger Initiative (at 39:36)

Are you getting paid what you're really worth? The 2027 Robert Half Salary Guide is out to help guide workers, job-seekers and employers through the compensation question (at 15:15) --- Meanwhile, for retirees, the Social Security COLA for 2027 has been set... While many seniors say it's not enough, concerns are growing stronger about the long-term stability of this vital program (at 23:14) --- Around Town: ''Blithe Spirit''... A ghostly comedy for the Halloween season at the Fort Findlay Playhouse (at 40:38)

They're calling it a new category of laptop computers designed for Gemini Intelligence and perfectly in sync with your Android smartphone... A closer look at the new Googlebook (at 14:40) --- We often hear about the importance of donating blood, but millions of patients also rely on plasma donations... This is Plasma Awareness Week (at 24:54) --- HSFB Preview: The final game of the Trojans mid-season gauntlet has Whitmer coming to town (at 32:50) --- More recipes perfect for cool autumn evenings from Kyra's Kitchen (at 46:48)

The Center for Healthcare Quality and Payment Reform has identified a half-dozen rural hospitals in Ohio at risk of closing - BVHS is not on the list, so how are they making it work when so many others are failing? (at 14:52) --- The Red Cross is recruiting more caring individuals to step up when a neighbor is in need... Here's how you can volunteer (at 27:16) --- What's Happening: 50 North is busy getting ready for one of their most popular events of the year... Their annual Craft Show at the end of October (at 45:19)

Ohio now requires high schoolers to pass a financial literacy course in order to graduate... Are students learning enough about the right things that will make a long-lasting impact? (at 14:43) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Legacy Country Corner is your go-to store for everything autumn... From fall lawn care to tailgate parties (at 24:14) --- What's Happening: All recovered from the fair, the Hancock County 4-H program is back at it for a new program year and celebrating National 4-H Week (at 37:16)

ELECTION SPECIAL: As early voting begins in Ohio, we speak with the candidates who are competing for the 83rd District seat in the Ohio House of Representatives... Incumbent Republican Ty Mathews and Democrat challenger Sheila Coressel (at 15:01) --- Maybe it is all in your head... Blanchard Valley Health System and 50 North are partnering to present 'Mind Matters' - A free, interactive series on supporting optimal brain health (at 45:36)

The topic of this year's Information Assurance Forum at the University of Findlay is ripped from the headlines and focused on some of our biggest fears (at 13:52) --- Monday Motivation: These days it's not difficult to see what divides us, and easy to forget that we share a much greater common ground... Like a future with many unknowns (at 25:14) --- Amazon Prime Big Deal Days are happening this week... We have insider tips on finding the best of those big deals to get an early start on your holiday list (at 44:23)

Did you know that more than 530,000 tons of food is thrown away by schools each year? But a new initiative is turning the cafeteria into a classroom, finding ways to reduce that waste (at 14:27) --- Is it our politics? Our culture? Our education system? Our faith? Or is it all of the above... and then some? Bestselling author and commentator Bill O'Reilly discusses his latest book ''Confronting America: What Has to Change'' (at 23:32) --- HSFB Preview: The Trojans will try to snap a two-game skid against undefeated Perrysburg tonight (at 35:28) --- More easy and delicious recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 51:03)

The World Cup brought millions of international visitors to our shores this summer, generating tremendous economic benefits and more... Now the US Travel Association wants to keep that momentum going (at 14:34) --- Connecting students to future career opportunities... Raise the Bar Hancock County will hold their third annual Career Connections Day this week (at 23:16) --- Throwback Thursday: Celebrating Halloween at the office may sound like a fun idea, but it can lead to a nightmare scenario for your company's legal department (at 42:24)