Midwives have been around for centuries, literally, and the profession has experienced a resurgence of interest in recent years... We take a closer look at the role of certified nurse midwives in the modern healthcare continuum (at 15:24) --- Fair is fair... we also need to talk about the important issue of men's health, and specifically the tendency many men have to delay or avoid regular checkups (at 24:24) --- Retailers aren't waiting to roll out their early Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, so we have an early look at some of the top picks for great holiday gifts (at 47:14)

Mayor Christina Muryn talks about her goals heading into a new term in office, the discussion surrounding community diversity and the announcement of new water rates (at 15:31) --- One in five adults has no retirement savings, and two-thirds are worried they will outlive the savings they do have... AARP and the Ad Council have launched a new initiative to get people thinking about their 'Pretirement' years (at 28:24) --- What's Happening: Recognizing the dedicated volunteers that keep Hancock County's 4-H program going strong... and gearing up for a new year of fun and learning (at 46:36)

What better way to salute America's service members than by spreading a little holiday cheer, with the help of the American Red Cross (at 14:18) --- Veterans Day is about more than just honoring those who have served... for many veterans, it's a time to reflect on how that service has changed the course of their lives (at 21:47) --- A handful of teams remain in the hunt as the high school football playoffs continue... Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews this week's regional semifinals (at 28:58) --- Our around-the-world tour continues with a collection of easy Swiss-inspired recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 44:28)

Saluting service in the community... Being a veteran certainly has its perks this weekend (at 15:36) --- Helping veterans transition to civilian life... What are the best careers after service, and how can vets find the one that fits them best? (at 26:35) --- ''The Miracle of the Ugly Little Sweater''... local attorney and former city council president Bob Schuck talks about his first effort as a children's book author (at 47:07)

Rates of anxiety, depression and suicide among young people have skyrocketed in the past decade... but is social media really to blame, or just a scapegoat? Examining the effort to protect kids from internet threats on the Kids Online Safety Act Day of Action (at 13:56) --- Election Day is finally over... Which means we can now turn our attention to the presidential election that is now just one year away (at 23:34) --- Around Town: Details on an evening of 'Glitz, Glitter and Jazz' at the Findlay Inn to benefit City Mission (at 49:01)

Hancock County is receiving national praise for its efforts to reduce addiction and overdose deaths... The numbers are dramatic, so what about our approach is unique and what makes it effective? (at 14:05) --- America is a nation of immigrants, but that doesn't mean we've ever been particularly good at it... How and why politics gets in the way of policy (at 25:24) --- What's Happening: Don't let the colder weather keep you from your active and healthy lifestyle... Details on upcoming programs and activities at the Findlay YMCA (at 49:01)

The head of the SEC recently predicted that 'a financial crisis caused by artificial intelligence is nearly unavoidable'... are investors adopting AI technology too quickly, or do the benefits outweigh the risks? (at 12:12) --- Two-thirds of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck, and 80-percent of young adults say they are struggling or merely 'surviving' financially... So what makes them largely optimistic about the future? (at 25:12) --- To Your Health: The American Cancer Society has updated lung cancer screening guidelines to include more people, and the VA is encouraging those who have served to get themselves checked this Veterans Day (at 45:40)

Best-selling author Kate DiCamillo talks about ''The Norendy Tales''... her new book series of modern-day fairy tales (at 11:25) --- It's on to the Regional Quarterfinals for a handful of area teams... Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews another week of high school football action (at 20:59) --- University of Findlay basketball coach Charlie Ernst previews the Oiler's upcoming season, with the tip-off just one week away (at 23:14) --- Our around-the-world tour continues with a collection of easy Swedish recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 45:33)

With seniors considering their Medicare options for the coming year, here's how efforts to reign in the cost of prescription drug prices will and won't impact your coverage (at 14:45) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Looking for work? Ohio Means Jobs is highlighting employment opportunities in the area - including a new staff position at 50 North (at 20:52) --- The University of Findlay's Mazza Museum is gearing up for a busy month of November... from Funday Sunday to a STEAM workshop to their annual Weekend Conference (at 25:25) --- What's Happening: A preview of November entertainment and activities at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 45:01)

Blanchard Valley Hospital has been named one of the best in the state, according to Newsweek's latest rankings... BVHS president and CEO Myron Lewis explains what that recognition means for both patients and staff (at 15:20) --- It's something you don't see very often on the local ballot this election day - a Democrat running in a contested race for city council... but does he stand a chance? A conversation with 3rd Ward candidate Shaun Mason (at 25:03) --- What's Happening: Sarah Sisser pays us a final visit as executive director of the Hancock Historical Museum with a preview of upcoming events for November and the holiday season (at 45:23)