Will life go back to normal after the pandemic is a distant memory, or has COVID-19 changed things forever? A conversation with the author of ''2030: How Today's Biggest Trends Will Collide and Reshape the Future of Everything'' (at 11:27) --- To Your Health: What you need to know about World Arthritis Day... especially for those of us who have been feeling the aches and pains of a more sedentary lifestyle these days (at 21:49) --- After a three-month delay, Amazon's annual Prime Day event happens this week... we have the inside scoop on scoring the best deals (at 39:47)

Seeing as how we're all eager to put this year behind us, the just-released National Geographic Almanac 2021 gives us something to look forward to (at 15:35) --- It's on to the playoffs... we preview the expanded high school football post-season tournament (at 25:08) --- Keeping the Faith: Making your mark on the world doesn't happen by mimicking someone else or trying to live up to some artificial social media standard... how God helps us discover our true purpose and direction (at 33:31) --- More fun and easy family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 49:50)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn discusses local issues including the city's water meter project and allocation of CARES Act funding (at 15:38) --- It's time for Medicare recipients to begin evaluating their options as the open enrollment period approaches... why it's important to consider factors beyond the traditional benefits (at 25:16) --- As we wait for a coronavirus vaccine, a reminder that there are a number of other important vaccines available right now which are just as important for your health (at 33:03) --- Family dinners have made a comeback thanks to the coronavirus pandemic... here's how to make them healthier and hassle-free for everyone (at 46:27)

Lynne Cheney, best-selling author and wife of the former vice-president, discusses her new book ''The Virginia Dynasty''... which offers not only a lesson in history, but a unique perspective on present-day politics (at 13:20) --- For Medicare programs and employer-sponsored health care plans alike, the year-end open enrollment period is fast approaching... here's what you need to know to get ready, especially this year (at 21:06) --- Everyday Agriculture: With families preparing more meals at home these days, are you sure you're cooking those frozen foods properly? (at 29:25) --- Around Town: Blanchard Valley Center and the Kan Du Group are Haunting Halloween... a spooky and spirited event for the entire community (at 40:48)

Months into the pandemic there continues to be an ever-changing stream of updated information and guidance... a new online platform offers live, interactive sessions to help clear some of the confusion (at 14:40) --- More for your mental health... details on community resources for those struggling through the coronavirus pandemic (at 22:59) --- Americans consume 400-million cups of coffee daily, making the US the world's leading consumer... Here's how to create an exceptional 'coffee experience' at home and save a tidy sum over buying a cup or three each day (at 29:40) --- What's Happening: Experts expect a spectacular season of fall colors... one more reason to enjoy October programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 41:42)

A conversation with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly as we add his daily update of No Spin News to our programming lineup (at 15:05) --- Mental Health Monday: With all the reasons 2020 has given us to be down in the dumps, how do you know when it might be something more? (at 24:56) --- Consumer Affairs: Amazon, Target and Walmart are all prepping for an earlier-than-ever start to the holiday shopping season (at 35:01) --- Around Town: Even though there won't be a parade this year, the Hancock Leadership Alumni Association has cauldron-full of hijinx to make it a spook-tacular Halloween (at 45:05)

With so much confusion and misinformation circulating, we separate fact from fiction about the status of coronavirus testing and vaccine research (at 14:35) --- Wanna get away? Lifestyle and travel expert Amy Goodman has What You Need for a great family road trip this fall (at 23:06) --- It's the final slate of games ahead of seeding selection for the expanded playoffs... meaning Week #5 is the last chance for area high school football teams to impress before those brackets are announced (at 28:43) --- A creative twist on pizza night highlights this week's collection of fun family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 44:39)

University of Findlay director of athletics Brandi Laurita discusses current plans for postponed fall sports and the status of the Oilers' winter sports programs (at 15:44) --- Awesome resources for at-home parents-turned-science-teachers that can inspire your child's enthusiasm for the STEM subjects (at 23:23) --- Keeping the Faith: ''Spiraling Upward''... a hope and healing ministry for overcoming addiction and mental health issues from a Christian leader who's been there, done that (at 31:09) --- ''Scoops of Thanks Day'' is an annual event sponsored by Culver's restaurants nationwide to recognize the importance of farmers and agriculture... now more than ever (at 46:57)

More than 21-million Americans have been left behind in the high-speed data revolution... the coronavirus pandemic highlights why bridging this digital divide is critical to the current and future success of the country (at 14:06) --- ONU Constitutional Law professor Scott Gerber discusses the sudden SCOTUS vacancy and the partisan battle to fill that open seat (at 22:04) --- What is your infant sleeping on? A wakeup call for parents from the creator of Naturepedic organic mattresses for Baby Safety Month (at 34:59) --- What's Happening: An update on fall programs and activities coming up in October at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 52:07)

The 'Welcome to a New Life' program needs mentors to support local inmates looking to overcome their past mistakes... it is a role you may be more qualified to fill than you think (at 12:41) --- Online Recovery Day... recognizing the benefits of non-traditional forms of addiction therapy, which have suddenly become more mainstream during the coronavirus pandemic (at 23:33) --- Tonight's PBS Frontline special ''The Choice 2020'' examines how both presidential candidates' past life experiences influence their vision for the future of the country they want to lead (at 29:50) --- Not only are we Earthlings entering a new season here on our home planet, the sun is entering a new solar cycle as well... so what does that mean, and why should we care? (at 45:17)