Best-selling author and conservative commentator Bill O'Reilly discusses his new book... and the tragic twist of fate that now makes the subject seem even more relevant (at 14:13) --- Mental Health Monday: As many as 7-million Americans over the age of 65 suffer from geriatric depression... The unique challenges of diagnosing and treating this mental health issue among the senior set (at 24:21) --- The acclaimed musical comedy ''The Book of Mormon'' comes to the MCPA this week... cast member Jarius Miquel Cliett talks about being part of this nine-time Tony Award winning show (at 43:16)

How far should we let our kids go in exploring powerful artificial intelligence technology that even many experts don't yet fully understand? (at 13:48) --- Superintendent Dr. Andy Hatton discusses the latest State Report Card, showing the Findlay City Schools dropped from 4-stars to 3.5-stars... but what does that really mean? (at 24:01) --- HSFB Preview: The Findlay Trojans are on something of a roll... And this week they travel to face their biggest rival, the Little Giants of Fremont Ross (at 35:19) --- Another collection of delicious and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 51:36)

What to do about election integrity in the Buckeye State... Should we go back to using only in-person paper ballots to vote? A conversation with Robert Sprague, who is campaigning to be the next Secretary of State - Ohio's top election official (at 13:51) --- The wife of Congressman Bob Latta is being recognized for her cancer awareness and prevention efforts... Dr. Marcia Latta joins us to talk about her involvement in that work (at 25:03) --- What's Happening: The Black Swamp Area Council is gearing up for a new year of adventures in the Scouting America program (at 48:46)

Crime Prevention Conversations: September is Preparedness Month... In this context, we talk about how that relates to preventing emergencies that would compromise your family's safety and security (at 13:16) --- As Congress debates methods of keeping the government funded past the end of the month, the medical community is sounding the alarm over proposed budget cuts to the National Institutes of Health which they say would put vital research at risk (at 22:21) --- To Your Health: Believe it or not, the 'weather whiplash' of the early autumn season can be a trigger for the nearly 40-million Americans who suffer from migraines (at 42:11)

Many parents are spending more on child care than on their mortgage or rent - even more than college tuition in most states... What's the answer to this crisis for low- and even moderate-income families? (at 13:53) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County has launched their annual fundraising campaign, and are seeking volunteers to help decide how to put those dollars to best use in the community (at 23:32) --- To Your Health: A new report finds asthma rates are on the rise in many areas, and September is peak season for the condition (at 41:18)

September 11 has come to be known as a Day of Service... We'll meet a group of young people who have taken that mission to heart... leading an effort to serve those in need within the community in multiple ways (at 10:52) --- Senator Jon Husted offers his take on the government shutdown showdown looming at the end of the month (at 22:05) --- Around Town: The 15th annual Awakening Minds Art Auction is one month away... a fundraiser that also highlights the talents and progress of AMA program participants (at 44:58)

It's an age-old question - if you could see into the future, would you want to know how and when you're going to die? Well, thanks to artificial intelligence, now there's an app for that (at 13:58) --- Another battle over the federal budget is looming... Congressman Bob Latta shares his thoughts on various proposals that have been floated to avoid a government shutdown at the end of the month (at 22:48) --- Every kid should have their eyes checked as part of the fall back-to-school routine... but if cost is an issue, the 'All Children See' program can help provide the vision care they need (at 46:22)

Federal EV tax credits are now set to expire at the end of this month, far ahead of the original schedule... What will be the impact for those considering the purchase of electric vehicles, and for manufacturers who have invested so heavily in the technology? (at 15:50) --- School supplies aren't the only thing to put a dent in family budgets this time of year... While the battle over vaccines makes headlines, prescription drug prices on everything from insulin to epi-pens continue to soar (at 22:59) --- Around Town: More than a fundraiser - The weekend's CPS Flock Walk is a celebration of community, hope, and support (at 45:24)

How many times have you heard the boss talk about 'doing more with less'? With companies pushing employees harder than ever, it's no wonder there are record levels of burnout. Time to hit the reset button and focus on ''The Wellness Ethic'' (at 14:05) --- September is Disaster Preparedness Month... New research from Allstate and the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation highlights the financial benefits of investing in preparedness over investing even more in recovery (at 26:07) --- What's Happening: Among September's highlights from the Hancock County OSU Extension is this week's 'Food Kindness Event' to help fight hunger in Northwest Ohio (at 43:08)

September is Responsible Gaming Education Month... The fact that it's also NFL kickoff weekend is no coincidence (at 12:48) --- They literally watch your kids grow up - Findlay City Schools bus drivers are seeking to start a scholarship fund for those students... and what better way for the Transportation Department to raise money than by raffling off a new car! (at 23:32) --- HSFB Preview: The Findlay Trojans open NLL play at home vs. Springfield tonight (at 31:26) --- A special collection of kid-friendly recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 49:24)