It's the summer of the road trip! Whether wandering near or far, it's a chance to rediscover the adventurous soul within... veteran NatGeo travel writer and photographer Joe Yogerst knows where to go and what to do (at 12:54) --- Straight from the source... Fannie Mae vice-president Danielle McCoy explains what both homeowners and renters need to know about housing assistance for financial hardships brought on by the coronavirus (at 28:12) --- Daily Download: It's storm season, and these are the common activities linked to the most lightning-related fatalities (at 36:34) --- To Your Health: Health experts fear that misperceptions surrounding the coronavirus are leading to the underreporting of other serious, even life-threatening medical issues (at 39:03)

Partisan gridlock has consumed our government for years... making the case for a remedy to fix a broken system with the co-author of ''The Politics Industry'' (at 12:51) --- To Your Health: Cat allergies are common, even among many cat owners... What if the food you feed your pet could help control those allergic reactions? (at 23:22) --- With all the time we've been spending indoors, it can be easy to forget about skin protection... why you don't want to neglect the effects of summer sun exposure (at 29:39) --- Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County (at 40:44) --- Straight from Kyra's Kitchen... Easy-to-make recipes that even the pickiest kids will love (at 44:08)

Vice-President Pence will visit Ohio later today... RNC National Press Secretary Mandi Merritt joins us to discuss the importance of the Buckeye State to the president's reelection campaign (at 13:52) --- Sales of bicycles have spiked during the pandemic... The Findlay PD has important safety reminders for new riders about the 'rules of the road' (at 23:35) --- Everyday Agriculture: Producers have until the end of next month to nominate individuals for Farm Service Agency County Committee seats up for election this year (at 33:21) --- Throwback Thursday: Our conversation with the authors of ''Ida Finds Her Voice,'' a new children's book about the importance of standing up to racism, bullying and intolerance in the world today's kids are growing up in (at 40:48) --- More details on the reopening of the University of Findlay's Mazza Museum, along with their upcoming Summer Conference and Young Artist Workshop (at 47:57)

Career success often depends on the art of self-promotion... a skill that doesn't come easily for many people, and can be even more challenging in the current environment (at 11:20) --- They have provided some much-needed companionship during the coronavirus lockdown, and animal welfare experts are once again pleading with would-be pet owners to ''adopt, don't shop'' (at 19:34) --- Everyday Agriculture: A reminder for producers about the upcoming deadline to enroll in a pair of Farm Bill farm safety net programs for this crop year (at 25:29) --- Keeping the Faith: With the change of the seasons, are you seeking God's guidance to navigate the changes and challenges that come with the changing seasons of your life? (at 33:45)

Are Americans really more alike than we are different? Or is the idea that national unity is greater than regional uniqueness just a deliberately cultivated myth? (at 11:56) --- Many businesses are struggling to survive right now, but what if customers continue to stay away? Maybe it's time to rethink your strategy and redo your plan to compete in the post-pandemic world (at 22:09) --- How to prevent breakouts, rashes and other skin issues caused by long-term use of facemasks to prevent the spread of COVID-19 (at 34:13) --- Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County (at 42:14) --- More easy and fun recipes from Kyra's Kitchen to yours (at 45:47)

It's no secret that the middle-class is shrinking, but how has that happened? A conversation with the Pulitzer Prize-winning co-author of 'America: What Went Wrong?' (at 12:16) --- Data shows that the COVID-19 pandemic has had a greater impact on the minority population in Ohio and elsewhere... has the state's medical and social services response been disproportionate to minorities as well? (at 24:14) --- Throwback Thursday: Controversy surrounding everything from the words 'Black Lives Matter' to the symbolism of the Confederate flag are constant reminders of the racial division which still exists in 21st Century America (at 35:14) --- Everyone is getting a little stir crazy by now, so we have the perfect family activity for a little rest and relaxation (at 49:57)

Applications for reverse mortgages are up 50 percent from this time last year... perhaps not surprising, but is it a wise financial strategy? (at 12:55) --- To Your Health: Precautionary measures patients should take when seeing your doctor, and the importance of scheduling a checkup that you may have missed during the stay-at-home order (at 21:39) --- Keeping the Faith: How one mom is rising to the challenge of raising children with faith-based values that often run counter to the messages of popular culture (at 39:13)

As calls for police reform grow louder, what effect does all this anti-cop rhetoric have on those who wear the badge... and the next generation who will someday? (at 25:08) --- The National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare weighs in on ideas to use the payroll tax and trust fund as tools in the broader response to address economic concerns of the coronavirus pandemic (at 25:08) --- Great gift ideas for every dad and every budget this Father's Day (at 40:54)

With work-at-home being the "new normal" for many offices these days, how to tell when online conferences will do or an in-person meeting is necessary to get the best results (at 11:10) --- After a change in leadership at the Ohio Department of Health, and as the cautious approach to reopening continues, State Representative Jon Cross is pushing forward with legislation to address economic concerns brought on by the coronavirus pandemic (at 22:46) --- The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library reopens today... Director Sarah Clevidence explains the precautions and preventive measures to protect staff and patrons (at 36:02)

To mask or not to mask? Blanchard Valley Health System vice-president Dr. William Kose discusses the latest guidance and why the experts' recommendations are often conflicting and confusing - Everyday Agriculture: Before the next storm hits, preventative maintenance is important in protecting your home landscaping, lawn and garden from damage - What if everything you thought you knew about healthy dieting and good nutrition was wrong? Certified sports nutritionist and personal trainer Joel Marion explains why - Five Things To Do this weekend in Hancock County (and online) - Get your BBQ on with more easy recipes with a western flare from Kyra's Kitchen!