Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich discusses his new book ''March to the Majority: The Real Story of the Republican Revolution''... and the relevance of that revolution a quarter-century later (at 16:00) --- Growing trend or passing fad? In some cities, relocation incentives that have long been used to attract businesses have shifted to workers (at 25:44) --- With summer officially arriving today, HGTV celebrity designer Chip Wade has What You Need to create an outdoor living space you'll love living in (at 44:39)

There have been many stories in the news about businesses having lots of jobs they can't fill, which means plenty of opportunities for older workers to show they can still cut it... We have details on this year's Senior Job Fair at 50 North (15:06) --- A new survey finds more than six in ten companies already have or may soon implement a four-day work week, marking the biggest employment shift in nearly a century... but is it sustainable? (at 23:05) --- What's Happening: An update on what local boy scouts are up to this summer (at 43:57)

What is Juneteenth and why is it a big deal? Jerome Gray of Findlay's Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center discusses the significance and relevance of our newest federal holiday (at 14:08) --- In honor of Freedom Day, a closer look at WalletHub's latest study on racial economic equality... a state-by-state analysis identifying areas of success and areas for improvement (at 23:28) --- The multi-billion dollar travel and tourism business is back in a big way... the Wave Awards celebrate the best of the cruise industry, a triumphant return after having been literally dry-docked during the pandemic (at 44:28)

Could Ohio become the permanent home of the US Space Command? Senator Sherrod Brown is among those making the pitch to the administration (at 14:38) --- 'Mission 100'... How an innovative program developed by the US Army to care for the mental and physical well-being of those who serve can provide many of the same benefits to all of us (at 18:16) --- We have the official announcement of the next season of shows at Tiffin's Ritz Theatre... and what a season it's going to be (at 26:04) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 43:49)

Local law enforcement officers will join in tomorrow's Special Olympics torch run... part of the special send-off for more than two dozen Hancock County athletes who will be participating in the Ohio Summer Games (at 15:51) --- One-quarter to one-half of the US workforce could be automated by the end of this decade... How can you be one of those who leverages smart technology instead of being replaced by it? (at 23:43) --- Political controversies aside, one of the greatest global human rights crises today is the immediate need to find shelter for millions of refugees seeking to escape war, corruption and abject poverty in their home countries (at 33:07) --- Throwback Thursday: A perfect gift for car-loving dads... a new book from the Smithsonian chronicles the history of driving, and how society has evolved around the automobile (at 52:12)

Ohio's proposed Social Media Parental Notification Act aims to restrict kids' access to harmful material on the internet... Mental health experts say the measure would have a significant positive impact, but is it really possible to put the genie back in the bottle? (at 14:48) --- The difference between leveraging technology and relying on technology... Why one can lead to greater business success and the other won't (at 26:09) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County is all about bettering the lives of people in the community... and not just through its annual fundraising campaign (at 36:39)

Organized religion is at a crossroads in America, as a growing number of people say they feel disconnected from the dogmatic practices of faith... Why one Jewish rabbi says this challenge should actually be seen as an opportunity (at 16:30) --- Opposite reaction from opposite sides of the aisle to the latest indictment of Donald Trump... but one thing everyone agrees on is that the case will have an impact on the 2024 presidential election (at 27:52) --- From commencement to Father's Day... We have great gift ideas for dads and grads! (at 52:13)

There's a common belief that the older one gets, the more 'set in our ways' we become... but in reality, the happiest retirees are those who aren't afraid of change (at 13:34) --- It's a topic many people would prefer not to talk about - June is Acne Awareness Month... and it doesn't just affect teenagers (at 22:17) --- ICYMI... the Findlay Middle Schools' Shockwave Drumline summer audition camp is being held this week (at 28:59) --- What's Happening: An update on the latest activities and events with the Hancock County OSU Extension 4-H program (at 47:59)

Air quality will likely continue to be an issue across Ohio and much of the region over the next couple of days at least, as smoke from out-of-control wildfires in Canada continues to spread through the Eastern US... Who is most at risk and how bad could conditions get? (at 15:25) --- What are the top treats of summer? The National Confectioners' Association has the answer for National Candy Month (at 33:10) --- More yummy recipes for your family from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 53:07)

For Pride Month, a closer look at the evolution of the movement in the local community and the growth of LGBTQ+ Spectrum of Findlay (at 24:55) --- Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn discusses the just-concluded US Conference of Mayors annual meeting right down the road in Columbus (at 35:23) --- Throwback Thursday: Postpartum depression can keep new mothers from bonding with their children... What should we call it when fathers face the same struggle? (at 56:30)