Believe it or not, we're 100 Days away from Black Friday... how the holiday shopping season may look very different this year, with different strategies for landing the best deals (12:13) --- International Female Ride Day... a celebration of all the women on two wheels, and an invitation for those who would like to join them (at 19:00) --- The good news is farmers are expected to enjoy a record corn harvest this year, the bad news is prices are the lowest they've been in years... but there is a bright side (at 26:22) --- Artists United in Crisis... hip-hop artist Frank Friday talks about putting together a live benefit concert in support of the social justice movement and to help those impacted by COVID-19 in his hometown of New York (at 35:37) --- Get ready for an 'explosion of flavor' in this week's recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 41:15)

Kids are always anxious about back-to-school time, and that's especially true with all the uncertainty this year... how parents can help their students through it when they may be just as nervous themselves (at 13:05) --- To Your Health: In one of the most unexpected applications of AI technology, how doctors and tech experts are using artificial intelligence to speed up the time it takes to administer MRI exams for patients (at 22:27) --- Keeping the Faith: While incidents of violence have detracted from the outcry for social justice, Christians are called to stand in support of reforms that are long overdue (at 30:43) --- Throwback Thursday: President Trump says universal mail-in voting will make this 'the most rigged election in history'... and it is not the first time he has levied a charge of widespread voter fraud (at 42:31)

Following his arrest yesterday morning, the FBI said they believe there may be more victims of Father Michael Zacharias who have not yet come forward... which is precisely why this type of crime is so difficult to stop (at 14:35) --- More of our discussion about the role of education beyond just educating our kids... not having them in the classroom has highlighted the ways in which schools have come to serve a much broader function in American society (at 24:24) --- Everyday Agriculture: USDA plant experts are working to unravel the mystery behind those mystery seeds being randomly sent to many people from China (at 45:34) --- Many people admit that facing all the challenges of 2020 has been made easier thanks to their pet... now it's time to return that love on Take Your Cat to the Vet Day (at 50:46)

The debate over how schools should re-open this fall has sparked a conversation about the role of education beyond just educating our kids (at 14:37) --- Many employees who embraced the work-at-home model during the pandemic will likely want to return eventually... doing so means not overlooking the little things in order to ensure safe office spaces (at 25:50) --- New puppy in the family? Here's what you need to know about training, treats and travel with your pet (at 39:15)

The Democratic National Convention (in which no one will physically convene) begins today... is it more than just a theatrical show for the voters? POLITICO campaign reporter Eugene Daniels joins us for a preview (at 13:50) --- Each year, a new group of young adults set off on a new journey to make their way in the world... something that is far easier with a solid financial footing (at 26:41) --- Consumer Affairs: Are businesses becoming less consumer-friendly, or are consumers becoming less business-friendly? Whichever it is, the number of consumer complaints is at an all-time high (at 34:59) --- What You Need: Highlighting great stuff for a better life... for new babies, new pets and even yourself (at 44:07)

For anyone who has ever felt judged by the way their kids behave, common sense advice on fighting the pressure of perfection and ''Parenting Outside the Lines'' (at 14:34) --- Learning about online learning... Many parents and teachers worry about what students will be missing if they're not in the classroom, but online education is not new - so what lessons can they take from pioneers in the field of virtual schools? (at 24:14) --- Everyday Agriculture: The best way to reduce the uncertainty of weather and the need for pest control is to grow food indoors... something ag research is helping to make a reality (at 32:25) --- Hope you're hungry... we have more great recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:44)

Because every individual's unique DNA holds clues about possible health risks, the current pandemic has many people searching for answers in their genes (at 11:08) --- Immunization Awareness Month... there may not yet be a vaccine for the coronavirus, but we can protect ourselves and our children from more than a dozen other highly contagious and infectious diseases (at 20:24) --- Throwback Thursday: Even after outbreaks of the measles, mumps and now COVID-19, resistance to vaccination requirements persists... what will it take to convince skeptical parents and protect all children? (at 30:09) --- Best-selling author Karin Slaughter is out with a new title to add to your late-summer reading list... ''The Silent Wife'' is her latest thriller in the Will Trent series (at 45:42)

Why Findlay-Hancock County economic development officials have taken a particular interest in upgrade proposals for the I-75 interchange at CR99 (at 13:41) --- The rapid advancement of coronavirus vaccine trials has brought renewed calls by PETA for an end to animal testing in the research process (at 25:06) --- Everyday Agriculture: USDA officials want you to be on the lookout for the Asian long-horned beetle during Tree Check Month in August (at 33:07) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County is set to kickoff their annual fundraising campaign (at 37:25) --- Keeping the Faith: The Christian ministry organization Prison Fellowship is urging lawmakers not to forget the needs of inmates and ex-convicts in discussions over extended coronavirus relief (at 46:36)

As our understanding of the coronavirus continues to evolve, what we're learning about the neurological effects of COVID-19 and why it affects some people and not others (at 13:50) --- Absent a deal in Congress, President Trump issued his own executive orders to extend economic relief... will those measures measure up? (at 23:44) --- While fall high school sports remain in limbo, the OHSAA has announced a plan for the football season... but does it cause as many headaches as it resolves? (at 33:43) --- Parents have to prepare for anything at back-to-school time, especially this year... how to be sure you and your kids are ready for the fall semester (whatever it may look like) (at 48:12)

Local civil rights advocate Jerome Gray recaps the latest in the online Community Conversations series on diversity and inclusion in our schools (at 14:50) --- Mental Health Monday: The Family Resource Center's Toolkit for Families provides resources to help all of us navigate the stress and uncertainty of life... one crisis at a time (at 25:22) --- Consumer Affairs: Another scam warning about a fake coronavirus cure (at 35:08) --- What's Happening: With both the state and county fair cancelled this year, where does that leave Hancock County kids with 4-H projects? (at 44:47)