The recent SCOTUS ruling in June v. Russo was not what those on either side of the abortion issue expected... we discuss the implications of that decision from both perspectives of this emotional and divisive issue (at 12:49) --- What's Happening: The Red Cross is still in great need of volunteers to both give blood, with the pandemic continuing to impact donation drives, and assist in disaster relief for summer and fall emergencies (at 31:15) --- Everyday Agriculture: Those in suburbs or even cities thinking about raising poultry in the backyard have several things to take in consideration (at 45:47) --- Keeping the Faith: Every year, millions of couples stand before God and family to pledge their lifelong love for each other... Do they really know what they’re getting into? (at 49:11)

Around Town: Some community events are just too important to cancel... Details on this year's 10th anniversary of the Backyard Mission Trip (at 13:05) --- Some county fairs and the state fair are a no-go this year, others are moving forward with altered plans... we get an update on plans for the Hancock County Fair, and a fundraiser to help make it happen (at 21:38) --- The college application process can be confusing, and the cost can be daunting... how the College Board Opportunity Scholarship program aims to address both those issues (at 39:51)

CBD is everywhere these days, and proponents swear by the benefits of cannabidiol... but what does the limited scientific research actually say, and what are the risks? (at 11:39) --- Some $30B in benefits for older Americans go unclaimed every year, which is why the National Council on Aging has launched the Boost Your Budget Week campaign (at 19:57) --- What's Happening: An update from the Hancock County OSU Extension on what local 4-H youth are up to as we approach the midpoint of the summer season (at 35:16)

There's no shortage of reasons to feel anxious and stressed... how to make it through each day no matter what life throws at us next by ''Choosing Presence'' (at 12:30) --- To Your Health: Lung cancer remains the most deadly form of the disease... but cutting-edge research, testing and a new targeted therapy offers renewed hope for greater numbers of patients (at 22:19) --- Agriculture Agriculture: Despite trade skirmishes, the pandemic and other headwinds... if the fiscal year ended now, it would be a photo finish between FY 2019 and 2020 agricultural export values (at 29:33) --- Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County (at 37:11) --- This week's recipes from Kyra's Kitchen include a homemade take on a restaurant favorite (at 40:18)

It's not the 150th anniversary season anyone would have imagined, but Cedar Point is finally open... what visitors need to know before heading up to America's Roller Coast (at 12:48) --- The push by 'big pharma' to boost sales of opioids helped create an addiction crisis in America, so why didn't anyone stop it? One man's story of what happened when he tried (at 23:55) --- Throwback Thursday: From May, 2018... Jerry Snodgrass talks about the challenges and opportunities of high school athletics in his then-new role as head of the OHSAA (at 34:17) --- Summer books for reluctant readers... author Mark Shulman talks about the latest installments in his ''Show Me History!'' series, celebrating the lives of Walt Disney and Susan B. Anthony (at 45:44)

It's long been known that racial disparities exist in the healthcare system... in the context of today's dialogue about those issues, a conversation about finding a solution with the author of ''Flatlining'' (at 13:14) --- What is DevOps? How one of the biggest buzzwords in today's high-tech business environment impacts you, whether you realize it or not (at 26:59) --- Keeping the Faith: It's only natural for teenagers to question everything they've been told... including, perhaps especially, when it involves matters of religion (at 37:15) --- Looking for titles to add to your summer reading list? Amazon is out with their list of the Best Books of the Year... so far (at 43:26)

Think you know what it takes to maintain a good credit score? Think again... FICO has rolled out a new formula aimed at better predicting risk in times of economic uncertainty (at 15:18) --- One lasting effect of the virus may well be a wider adoption of the remote workforce... a shift that has also exposed a range of new security risks and cyber threats companies (and work-at-home employees) need to address (at 25:42) --- To Your Health: Individuals with heart and lung disease, diabetes and asthma are among the high-risk groups for complications from COVID-19... what about patients with autoimmune disorders? (at 32:57) --- Around Town: The annual Findlay First Edition Garage Sale fundraiser is a no-go this year... instead they've come up with a new way to help support FHS' award-winning show choir (at 46:06)

Mental Health Monday: For all the anxiety brought on by the coronavirus shutdown, the unknowns in each new step of the reopening process are triggering more of the same (at 13:46) --- Continuing the dialogue about law and order, policing and community relations... recapping the latest community conversation on this national issue from the local perspective (at 25:16) --- Daily Download: Two-thirds of parents are unconcerned about sending their kids back to school in the fall (at 35:07) --- Around Town: Showcasing some of nature's most beautiful perennials at the 5th annual Flag City Daylily Tour this coming weekend (at 37:30)

A just-released multi-agency analysis of the local housing market identifies the community's current and future needs... now what do we do with the numbers? (at 13:43) --- Lessons in Leadership... What the US military can teach us about managing a constantly-evolving situation like the coronavirus pandemic (at 25:16) --- Sales of backyard swimming pools have spiked as public pools either remain closed or are operating at limited capacity... but before taking the plunge, owners should consider the maintenance requirements and safety responsibility (at 33:49) --- We've said it before and we'll say it again... Proper sun protection is an essential part of your outdoor routine this holiday weekend and all summer long (at 39:57) --- Recipes from Kyra's Kitchen that are perfect for your 4th of July cookout (at 48:43)

The coronavirus pandemic is bringing to light a long-standing but often ignored American healthcare issue... patients being blindsided by surprise medical bills (at 13:41) --- With many public displays called off this 4th of July, sales of consumer fireworks have skyrocketed (no pun intended)... an alternative that is not only illegal, but can be extremely dangerous (at 22:51) --- Keeping the Faith: The Broadway phenomenon ''Hamilton'' arrives on the Disney+ streaming service this weekend... if you pay close attention, you'll discover a spiritual theme in the hit musical (at 31:19) --- Everyday Agriculture: Farmers can now apply for a new USDA program that helps with losses due to coronavirus (at 41:44) --- What's Happening: Details on the traditional (albeit socially-distanced) Ice Cream Social, along with other upcoming programs and events at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 44:48)