Nearly all hiring managers are using AI to help narrow the field of job candidates... Should job seekers be using the same tools to narrow the field of positions to apply for? (at 13:31) --- Throwback Thursday: Healthcare is at the center of the government shutdown - Clinically, America's system is the finest in the world – so why are so many patients complaining? A closer look at the disconnect between doctors, hospitals and the people they serve (at 21:33) --- Around Town: The All Developmental Differences and Abilities Parent Teacher Community Organization of Hancock County - aka ADDAPTCO - is hosting their 9th annual Fall Fest this weekend (at 44:27)

Results of a comprehensive survey on Broadband Internet Access in Hancock County show, among other things, gaps in accessibility and affordability... Commissioner Jeff Hunker joins us to talk about how to address those shortcomings (at 13:48) --- From drones to self-driving cars, the future of autonomous mobility is the theme of this year's Information Assurance Forum at the University of Findlay... And if you think that it doesn't affect you, you might want to think again (at 25:56) --- Around Town: You know autumn has officially arrived when the Van Buren Apple Butter Festival rolls around (at 45:23)

Every three years, Hancock County Auditor Charity Rauschenberg becomes the most popular elected official in local government... and it's that time again for the triennial update of property values (at 14:11) --- Will electric vehicles have staying power now that federal tax incentives have expired? Why many experts believe this could be a turning point for the auto industry (at 24:50) --- What's Happening: The latest update on goings-on in the month of October at the Findlay YMCA (at 44:16)

Whether you are actively involved in a job search or renegotiating salary at your current job, the 2026 Robert Half Salary Guide is out to help you gauge your worth to employers and potential employers (at 14:10) --- Senator Jon Husted joins us to share a unique perspective on the government shutdown... His first since arriving in Washington, DC (at 21:39) --- Around Town: It's Homecoming Week at the University of Findlay... With lots of fun activities planned for alumni, families and the community (at 49:52)

Many people believe that computers will one day take over the world... But would we even know if it was happening, or would the AI be so subtle as to go unnoticed until it was too late? That's the premise of the thrilling - and unnerving - new novel ''Daemon Protocol'' (at 12:26) --- The PSAT/NMSQT is offered to high school students during the month of October... What it is and why it's important from the experts at The College Board (at 22:50) --- More delicious, inexpensive and easy-to-make recipes for your family from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:27)

In the wake of a growing and very real threat of political violence in America, Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn has signed her name to the 'Oklahoma City Declaration' with many of her peers through the US Conference of Mayors (at 12:40) --- They often do their work while no one else is around, and we don't even notice the job they've done. But you would certainly notice if it wasn't... Which is why today is National Custodian Day (at 22:04) --- Around Town: Members of the cast will join us to preview the Fort Findlay Playhouse production of the dark comedy ''Cahoots!'' (at 40:13)

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month... Open Arms is doing their part, because our community is not immune (at 14:47) --- A shutdown standoff or a shutdown strategy? Congressman Bob Latta shares his thoughts on the negotiations - or lack thereof - to keep the government operating - or not (at 23:38) --- Is it too early to be thinking about the holiday season? Not for the one-third of us who are already getting worried about how we'll be able to afford it this year (at 35:55) --- What's Happening: Get ready for a month of 'Spooktacular' fun in October at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 55:12)

As National Preparedness Month draws to a close, one more reminder about the importance of expecting the unexpected and planning for it in advance (at 13:57) --- To Your Health: Parkinson's Disease affects 8.5M people, and that number is expected to double in the next decade and a half... but there is a glaring issue in current medical research - a shortcoming that the Michael J. Fox Foundation is working to fix (at 21:25) --- What's Happening: Welcome fall! October is a great month to enjoy the autumn scenery with the Hancock Park District (at 41:44)

We all like to complain about the rising cost of living... but of the many reasons why the prices of the things we buy are constantly going up, one factor is almost never mentioned - What it is and why it matters (at 14:11) --- Students at Millstream Career Center are holding their annual Cornhole for Kids event this week... A benefit for the Children's Mentoring Connection - and so much more (at 22:55) --- What's Happening: ''The Book of Mormon'' brought the house down to launch the 10th Mainstage Series at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts... and more showstopping entertainment is coming in month of October (at 44:57)

Why the US Department of Homeland Security says back-to-school season is an important time to raise awareness and learn to recognize the signs of human trafficking (at 13:15) --- Would you be surprised to learn that the best week of the year to buy a home is actually coming up next month? Here are the best ways to capitalize on that opportunity (at 23:15) --- HSFB Preview: The second half of the high school football season kicks off with the 4-1 Trojans hosting Oregon Clay on Homecoming Night (at 30:05) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:23)