From July: Skills-based hiring? A new report finds most jobs aren't filled based on a candidate's qualifications... and probably never have been (at 13:36) --- From August: Is AI really going to take your job away? Who's driving this technology and where are they taking it next? (at 20:53) --- Also from August: Scientists have been baffled by 3I/Atlas... Is it a comet from another galaxy, or are aliens coming to visit? (at 30:35) --- From September: The Community Foundation is challenging the community to address the issue of housing accessibility and affordability (at 51:01)

From April: The 250th anniversary of Paul Revere's midnight ride kicks off America's semiquincentennial celebration (at 12:59) --- From May: Reaction from the local Catholic community about the election of Pope Leo XIV, the first ever from the United States (at 19:25) --- From June: Almost half of Americans say that it now takes at least a six-figure salary to live comfortably... A new benchmark for financial contentment, or a new low in confidence? (at 27:34) --- Plus... A special collection of Christmas recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 54:45)

From January: A collection of 101 hand-picked Upworthy stories of human decency which remind us that the world is full of Good People (at 12:33) --- From February: It may be one of the best ideas ever to help an often overlooked and underserved group of young people... The Dick and Jane McCleary Fund for Homeless and Foster Youth (at 22:09) --- From March: Five years after COVID-19, what lessons have and have not been learned from the pandemic response? A conversation with the author of ''COVID WARS: America's Struggle Over Public Health and Personal Freedom'' (at 42:33)

With a change in leadership coming next year to Hancock County ADAMHS, longtime director Precia Stuby talks about the evolution of addiction and mental health resources in the community (at 13:48) --- Crime Prevention Conversations: How not to become a crime victim during the holidays starts with practical advice on not making yourself a target in the first place (at 25:20) --- While we're on the subject of safety... A reminder about staying safe behind the wheel for the 100M+ people who will be on the road between Christmas and New Year's Day (at 46:14)

Findlay City Schools Superintendent Dr. Andy Hatton gives us the latest update on plans to restore transportation services for more students in the district (at 14:16) --- Did you know that this is the busiest week of the year for home theft? Not people stealing things from your home... actually stealing your home itself (at 24:35) --- Here's a health issue that you might not think about during the holiday season... for the more than 50-million women navigating menopause, it's not uncommon for symptoms to spike during the Christmas rush (at 45:20)

It's not always a season of joy, and not all memories are full of holiday cheer... But there is more community support than ever this year for those who are having a Blue Christmas (at 12:37) --- The likely expiration of enhanced ACA premium subsidies has reignited the debate over healthcare affordability and the difficult decisions many Americans have to face... Insurance companies are often cast as the villain, but can they also be part of the solution? (at 21:13) --- In the coming days, families will gather to make new holiday memories... and stress out holiday hosts (at 39:51)

Why the holiday season is a good time to teach kids and teens how to spot scams and instill good money skills that will last long after Christmastime (at 15:00) --- Truth be told, it's not just young people who could use a lesson or two on smart spending during the holidays and beyond... But maybe the message is starting to actually get through (at 22:32) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 44:03)

Christmas is just two weeks away... Does the Big Guy have your wish list yet? There's still time to visit Santa's House, thanks to the Findlay Kiwanis (at 13:05) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Although the 'official' annual fundraising campaign has concluded, there are still plenty of ways you can help your neighbor and your community through the United Way of Hancock County (at 19:55) --- Throwback Thursday: The undisputed 'King of Christmas' Richard Paul Evans talks about his poignant, semi-autobiographical holiday story ''A Christmas Memory'' (at 37:36)

Senator Jon Husted joins us to talk about the debate among lawmakers over extension of ACA subsidies and the National Defense Authorization Act (at 15:26) --- Pairing local farmers with local schools and food banks... Has the answer to food and nutrition insecurity been right under our noses all along? (at 27:06) --- What's Happening: An update on December activities with the Hancock County OSU Extension and 4-H program (at 47:38)

The process of setting Findlay's annual budget for 2026 gets underway today... Mayor Christina Muryn shares her thoughts on the rising cost of running the city (at 14:29) --- Another issue in the discussion over the rising cost of healthcare in America... The reform known as 'site-neutral payments' that could save money for patients but might also hurt providers (at 27:41) --- Last week, Ohio Treasurer and Findlay resident Robert Sprague spoke at the Hancock County Republicans' First Friday Luncheon about his latest initiatives and the campaign to be the next Secretary of State... Ahead of that event, he dropped by our studios for a discussion with News Director Matt Demczyk (at 36:58) --- Happy Paw-lidays! This time of year can be confusing and even stressful for pets, but we have great ways to include them in your Christmas celebrations (at 56:29)