If technology skills represent the careers of tomorrow, then we have a problem - only about one in four technologists are women... What are the keys to giving everyone the opportunity to shape the future? (at 14:24) --- Community and Business Spotlight: October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month... Open Arms is launching a new program aimed at making their services more accessible for victims (at 22:08) --- Members of the cast and crew join us to preview the upcoming Fort Findlay Playhouse production of the comedy farce ''Out of Order'' (at 41:09)

Indeed is out with their first-ever list of the Top Companies for Work Well-Being... what do the best workplaces have in common that makes people want to work for them? (at 14:52) --- The weather this week in Northwest Ohio has left no doubt as to what season we're in... damp, gloomy days are a sure-fire precursor to the kids catching a cold or the flu (at 22:03) --- Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews Week #7 of the high school football season (at 27:01) --- Another collection of fun family recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 43:08)

It's been a little over a year since the FTC approved the sale of over-the-counter hearing aids, with the goal of promoting competition and innovation - and lowering costs... Has it worked out that way? (at 14:35) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The Center for Corporate Engagement at Ohio Northern University is the latest collaboration of education and business to make both work better (at 22:52) --- Throwback Thursday: In nearly every business category from fast food to executive professionals - workers are commanding premium pay and benefits... Do you know what you're really worth? (at 43:56)

Hancock County Commissioner William Bateson returned to the job this month from an extended medical absence, but will likely miss more time as he continues his recovery... Should residents be concerned about the work of county government getting done in the interim? (at 16:50) --- The healthcare worker shortage was a problem before the pandemic, now it is becoming a crisis... How can it be addressed before it begins to affect the quality of care patients receive? (at 28:31) --- What's Happening: An update on October programming at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 50:47)

Federal student loan payments are set to restart as soon as next week... as the pandemic-induced moratorium ends, a new CNET Money study finds uncertainty and anxiety which puts many borrowers at risk of financial scams (at 14:35) --- For all the good that AI can do, it is also giving scam artists and hackers a massive boost in the ways they can pull off their schemes (at 26:00) --- ICYMI: Mark your calendar and bring your appetite... the 3rd annual Pizza Lollapalooza to benefit Cancer Patient Services is coming up this weekend! (at 33:47) --- What's Happening: Time to welcome autumn with October programs and events from the Hancock Park District (at 53:12)

The advancement of artificial intelligence has been one of the biggest news stories of the year, and it's technology that makes many people nervous... does there need to be some level of regulation to protect us humans from the machines we create? (at 15:42) --- For nearly anyone with restricted driving privileges or a suspended license, the Findlay Municipal Court wants to help get you back on the road legally with next week's DUS Clinic (at 24:03) --- What's Happening: The month of October begins with the Youtheatre production of ''The SpongeBob Musical'' at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 48:31)

Originally created by an act of Congress, this week marks National Farm Safety Day for Kids... an important and timely reminder with harvest season approaching (at 13:40) --- Senator Sherrod Brown weighs in on the auto workers' strike and the possibility of a government shutdown (at 21:28) --- It's Homecoming Week for Findlay High School, with the Trojans hosting Springfield tonight... Coaches Corner host John Marshall previews Week #6 of football action around the area (at 28:17) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 46:14)

Women represent the fastest-growing segment of the US military... and the Wounded Warrior Project is working to address their unique service-related needs and challenges (at 15:53) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Downtown Findlay's biggest party of the year happens this Saturday... it's the 9th annual Oktoberfest celebration (at 23:37) --- Childhood cancer is the worst... but what if you could fight it with a simple post on social media? Welcome to the #LemonTopChallenge (at 29:41) --- Remember last season when we were hit with an early outbreak of flu, COVD and RSV all at once? What's the likelihood of another 'triple-threat' this year? (at 50:06)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn joins us to talk more about her idea for a different approach to the budget process for the coming year, along with the debate over a proposed housing development for Habitat for Humanity (at 15:43) --- Crime Prevention Conversations: Combating the problem of bullying and cyberbullying, and how this seemingly never-ending fight relates to our children's safety and security (at 28:15) --- Just like annual wellness visits are important to us, our pets need regular check-ins with their doctor as well... and this is a good time to get that done (at 48:21)

''Diagnosed''... A husband-and-wife's story of dealing with a devastating medical diagnosis - by sharing it in their new book, they want to bring comfort and hope to others going through the same challenges (at 14:40) --- To Your Health: September is Cholesterol Awareness Month... but despite the fact that millions of Americans are in the high risk category for heart attack and stroke, many patients are being blocked from accessing the most advanced treatments (at 26:14) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Between the Fall Days of Caring event and the (literal) kickoff to their annual fundraising campaign, it's a busy week for the United Way of Hancock County (at 44:23)