NetChoice, the industry organization representing many of the tech industry's biggest players (including Facebook, Twitter, Google and Amazon) responds to accusations of censorship and calls for greater regulatory oversight of content moderation on their platforms (at 13:35) --- Pandemic-induced cases of depression, anxiety and isolation are on the rise... how one woman found the cure for her own despair in helping others overcome theirs (at 23:41) --- Two-thirds of all those New Year's resolutions will fall by the wayside by the end of this month, and 80-percent by mid-February... Here's why and how you can give yours a reboot (at 43:31)

Representative Bob Latta shares his thoughts on working with a new administration and whether President Biden can succeed where his recent predecessors have failed to jumpstart bi-partisansip in Washington (at 14:06) --- Putting yourself on solid financial ground is crucial in uncertain times... do the economic realities of 2021 require unique goals and strategies? (at 25:07) --- Weekend Basketball Preview... The Findlay Trojans are itching to get back on the floor after having to cancel recent games due to virus concerns, while McComb looks to continue their comeback season against Arlington in BVC action (at 33:55) --- More easy (and tasty) recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:44)

What you need to know before you file... important information on how the coronavirus pandemic may affect your 2020 tax return (at 14:12) --- America's new president has a big job ahead... POLITICO White House reporter Daniel Lippman discusses the aggressive Biden agenda for his First 100 Days (at 23:12) --- WFIN Coaches Corner host John Marshall speaks with Findlay Girls FastPitch director Jim Welch about preparations for the upcoming spring season (at 40:45)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn shares more information about her latest initiative... a newsletter to keep citizens informed about the happenings in local government (at 13:17) --- Donald Trump's presidency was an experiment in hiring a businessman to run the country... four years later, what conclusions can be drawn? (at 21:11) --- Keeping the Faith: From the invocation to the oath of office, today's inauguration will be full of prayers and references to God... concepts that are so simple, yet so mysterious to many Christians (at 31:26) --- This afternoon, Joseph R. Biden, Jr. will deliver the most significant speech of his lifetime... as some of the most iconic statements about America and what it means to be an American have come from the inaugural speeches of US presidents through the years (at 49:50)

Findlay City Schools superintendent Troy Roth discusses the district's decision on returning to a four-day in-class schedule for all K-12 students beginning next week (at 14:41) --- Equity and availability of healthcare services has long been an issue in low-income and minority communities... to what extent does that impact America's ability to get control of the coronavirus pandemic? (at 23:35) --- What You Need to take control of your beauty and wellness routine in the new year... whether you want to start fresh or take your current regimen to the next level (at 43:10)

The challenges and opportunities of community healthcare... A conversation with the new president and CEO of Blanchard Valley Health System, Myron Lewis (at 14:44) --- Nearly two-thirds of Americans have already given up on their resolutions by now... why so many won't make it past 'ditch day' and how you can avoid becoming a victim (at 23:07) --- If there's any event that should be able to happen online without missing a beat, it's the Consumer Electronics Show... tech guru Steve Greenberg recaps this year's virtual CES (at 45:08)

After a year of unprecedented economic disruption, a new report from the US Chamber of Commerce examines the challenges American business now face in what will (hopefully) be a year of recovery ahead (at 13:00) --- To Your Health: COVID-19 isn't the only reason some patients will delay or avoid treatment... sometimes stigma can be a life-threatening condition all its own (at 19:25) --- More easy recipes to share with your family from Kyra's Kitchen (at 38:34)

Who decides what is and isn't appropriate to be shared online? Allowing 'big tech' to regulate itself may not be the best solution, but is government intervention a better alternative? (at 13:38) --- Recently-retired BVHS CEO Scott Malaney and UF president Dr. Katherine Fell discuss their new collaborative partnership and what it means for the community (at 23:10) --- Everyday Agriculture: What's new in the latest update of Dietary Guidelines for Americans from the Department of Health and Human Services and USDA (at 33:22) --- Our first look at the hottest new technology from this year's 'virtual' Consumer Electronics Show (at 43:55)

A Congressional censure? Invoking the 25th Amendment? A second impeachment? Ohio Northern University constitutional law professor Dr. Scott Gerber discusses what to do about POTUS in the wake of last week's insurrection at the US Capitol (at 11:33) --- The pandemic has put a spotlight on the best way to educate our kids... National School Choice Week aims to continue that conversation (at 21:23) --- To Your Health: COVID-19 is now more deadly in the US than cancer (and everything else)... but equally alarming are the growing number of patients not getting treatment for other conditions until it's too late (at 40:40)

Governor DeWine is ready to move into the next phase of Ohio's coronavirus vaccine rollout... are we on track locally to achieve herd immunity later this year? We speak with Hancock Public Health Commissioner Karim Baroudi (at 12:18) --- One of the many struggles of parenthood is keeping kids active in the wintertime when they're cooped up indoors... now there's an app for that (at 23:11) --- What's Happening: 4-H clubs are gearing up in Hancock County... OSU Extension educator Cassie Turner has details (at 46:12)