Discrimination and social justice are familiar topics, but one group has largely been left out of the conversation... individuals with disabilities who are marginalized when it comes to dating, romance and sex (at 14:03) --- To wrap up America Saves Week... Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague discusses the importance of financial literacy not only for families but as a matter of fiscal health for the state as a whole (at 20:12) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki previews the Trojans' unusual afternoon opener in the OHSAA Sectional (at 28:15) --- Mardi Gras-inspired recipes for your Fat Tuesday feast from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 42:02)

To Your Health: It has long been the leading cause of death among women, now alarming new data shows the connection between heart disease and maternal health (at 15:34) --- America Saves Week... Tools to help you start or boost your personal financial health plan are as close as your nearest bank (at 21:22) --- Throwback Thursday: ''Get a Financial Life''... Real-world, common-sense and down-to-earth money management advice for young adults just starting out (at 26:22) --- Around Town: Funday Sunday is back! The University of Findlay Mazza Museum is set to welcome kids and families to their first in-person event in nearly two years (at 44:36)

More for America Saves Week... How to start making a plan for better financial health, no matter your starting point (at 14:05) --- As the international situation in Ukraine continues to devolve, independent Eastern European war correspondent and author Sandor Jaszberenyi takes us inside the mindset of the Ukrainian people in the wake of an uncertain future (at 24:32) --- What's Happening: March is CommunityREAD month... Information on upcoming programs and events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 45:19)

America Saves Week... Do you have more credit card debt than money saved? You're not alone... it's a potential problem that may be made worse with high inflation and the trend of post-pandemic impulse spending (at 13:27) --- Industry insiders say the demand for travel is taking off as spring and summer approach... is this the year to check that dream Caribbean vacation off your bucket list? (at 21:19 --- What's Happening: Got cabin fever? We have details on programs and activities to get you outdoors in March from the Hancock Park District (at 41:07)

Third time's not a charm... The Ohio Redistricting Commission missed last week's deadline to redraw state legislative maps yet again, which could now throw the May primary into doubt (at 14:24) --- As Black History Month draws to a close... How do we teach younger generations about race in America? (at 25:06) --- The pandemic exposed some weaknesses in the healthcare system, and led to innovative solutions for others - but it definitely demonstrated that more reform is needed... the question is what type of reform (at 45:29)

They times, they are a changin'... How the pandemic has altered the nature of workplace communication - what were once unthinkables have now become best practices (at 13:45) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki talks about the final games of the regular schedule ahead of the Trojans march into the post-season tournament (at 21:19) --- Another collection of delicious, easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 36:56)

North America's only producer of grain-oriented electrical steel is right here in Ohio, and there are concerns about that production being undercut by foreign imports... Senator Sherrod Brown discusses the importance of protecting this essential component of the American electrical grid (at 16:59) --- Coinbase and others made a big splash with their Super Bowl ads in an effort to take cryptocurrency mainstream, but many are still skeptical... is it the future of finance? (at 24:26) --- To Your Health: The benefits of adding walnuts to your diet for American Heart Month (at 33:01) --- Throwback Thursday: ''The Red Line''... Could a new Cold War between Russia and the US erupt into World War III? (at 50:57)

''A Summer Classic''... An inspiring story of overcoming obstacles, both personal and professional, on the road to success that the Detroit Free Press calls 'essential reading for any aspiring entrepreneur' (at 15:56) --- Dr. Bill Kose previews today's Facebook Live event from Blanchard Valley Health System on the current state of COVID-19 in the community (at 27:23) --- What's Happening: How OSU Extension is helping to improve Hancock County's heart health in the month of February (at 47:42)

When a Valentine's Day romance turns into a serious relationship, conversations about hearts and flowers evolve into money and finance... We have advice on what to talk about and when, and how to approach this potentially touchy subject (at 16:48) --- Despite many risks for investors, the digital economy is here to stay... So how can we take advantage of these game-changing technologies while avoiding the pitfalls? (at 25:10) --- Around Town: We get a preview of ''Escanaba in da Moonlight''... the latest community theater production of the Fort Findlay Playhouse (at 45:26)

America's first impressions of the big game - from the commercials to the halftime show to the action on the field itself - we talk Super Bowl analytics with the folks from Google (at 14:01) --- It's an unfortunate reality of romance that many relationships won't stand the test of time, and that can get messy... How to protect your personal data in case of a bad breakup in the digital age (at 22:59) --- ''Beyond Betrayal'' - In romance or in business, how learning to forgive those who have hurt you in the past can help you trust those who hold the opportunity to bring happiness and fulfillment in the future (at 40:51)