Is the world ready for this? In honor of National Beer Day, the Findlay Brewing Company has tapped into artificial intelligence to create an all-new ale! Is that really the proper use of AI technology? (at 14:28) --- Just like tree growers at Christmastime, turkeys for Thanksgiving and pumpkins at Halloween, Easter is the biggest season of the year for egg producers... and you might be surprised at just how big it is (at 24:09) --- A special collection of recipes for your Easter gathering from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 45:37)

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, and experts say that everyone has a responsibility to help address the problem... but how? (at 15:03) --- How do top companies keep top talent? 20-year HR veteran Joe Mull talks ''Employalty'' for a new age of work from his new book (at 24:32) --- Around Town: Neighbors helping neighbors... Volunteers are still needed for this year's Backyard Mission Trip event (at 34:52) --- Throwback Thursday: With the incredible advancement of human knowledge in the last half-century, are we any closer to answering man's eternal questions about God? (at 56:09)

Less than two weeks until those returns are due... We have last-minute filing tips and reminders for all those tax procrastinators - and you know who you are (at 14:27) --- Hancock Historical Museum executive director Sarah Sisser weighs in on the question of preserving Findlay's past while building for the future - and how to strike the right balance of both, which she says the city doesn't always do as well as it could (at 22:35) --- Around Town: A Holy Week tradition... Details on the St. Mark's Band of Brothers and Sisters Good Friday community breakfast (at 44:17)

Spring weather means spending more time outdoors - for ourselves and our pets... How to avoid the many dangers that can threaten our four-legged family members this time of year (at 14:28) --- Earlier this year, the City of Findlay announced a broad annexation plan that left many residents confused... now, city leaders are attempting to clarify that plan and what it does and doesn't mean for owners of affected properties (at 23:28) --- What's Happening: Details on spring programs and events from the Findlay YMCA in the month of April (at 48:46)

Until last week, no US President had ever been indicted on criminal charges... but now that one has, how might that change this election cycle and alter presidential politics moving forward? (at 13:18) --- It's National Wildlife Week... a reminder that we share our planet with all sorts of wonderful animals, and the importance of protecting it and them so we all can thrive (at 26:45) --- Massive amounts of rain and snow have eased drought concerns in the American West, but one fourth of the global population remains under intense water stress (at 34:16) --- Avoiding the sprains and strains that come with spring activity and how to deal with those injuries when they happen (at 53:17)

Senator Sherrod Brown discusses efforts to hold regulators accountable for dropping the ball on recent bank failures, and the ongoing push for more stringent rail safety measures (at 13:51) --- We're down to the Final Four in both the men's and women's NCAA Basketball Tournaments this weekend... and as you might have guessed, all the 'Madness' has everyone buzzing (at 20:03) --- ICYMI happening this weekend… Everybody cut ''Footloose''! Members of the cast join us to talk about the Findlay High School musical, and we get a preview of the 47th annual Silver Blades Ice Classics Show (at 27:21) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 44:47)

Blanchard Valley Health System has received another national accolade... they'll tell you it's their people who make it happen - we'll meet the new 'Chief People Officer' at BVHS (at 15:22) --- ICYMI... Findlay mayoral hopeful Haydee Sadler sparred with incumbent Mayor Christina Muryn about their vision for the city's future ahead of May's primary election at last night's candidate forum (at 25:45) --- Despite all the hype (and fears over lost gas tax revenue), electric vehicles still make up less than five percent of the cars on the road... What does the future really hold for EVs? (at 36:12) --- Everybody cut ''Footloose''! Members of the cast join us to preview this weekend's Findlay High School musical (at 56:30)

State lawmakers are hammering out final details of Ohio's $13.5-billion transportation budget bill ahead of Friday's deadline... even as broader questions remain over where funding for road projects will come from in the future (at 16:43) --- Losing a child is every parent's nightmare - imagine enduring that tragedy three times... Denny Meek reflects on her experience in the award-winning memoir ''Still Standing: A Mother’s Raw Journey from the Shadows of Loss to the Dawning of Hope'' (at 26:48) --- What's Happening: The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library is seeking your input as they plan for the future (at 48:14)

You would think that dealing with the pandemic has taught us some valuable lessons about ways to better manage public health emergencies - but has it? A closer look at the latest 'Ready or Not' report from the Trust for America's Health (at 13:28) --- ''History According to the SAT''... one educator's unique approach to preparing for the familiar college entrance exam begs the question - Why is studying history important when there's no history section on the test? (at 23:48) --- What's Happening: Spring has sprung! Time to get out and enjoy it with programs and activities from the Hancock Park District in the month of April (at 46:28)

In the past week, local public health officials issued an Overdose Spike Alert... making Sheriff Michael Heldman's upcoming opioid update event all the more timely and critical for the future of the community (at 13:02) --- Rep. Bob Latta shares his take on last week's Congressional hearing into TikTok after its CEO was grilled by members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee (at 24:20) --- What's Happening: A preview of upcoming shows and events at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts this spring (at 47:42)