Will rising mortgage rates cool demand and ease prices? An outlook on the real estate market for the busy spring-summer period and beyond from the Realtors annual legislative meeting and trade expo (at 13:33) --- It's Teacher Appreciation Week... and what teacher wouldn't appreciate a free cruise vacation? Here's how you can win it for your favorite educator (at 21:48) --- Around Town: The Hancock County Farmers Market opens for the season tomorrow... We have a preview of some new twists for 2022 (at 37:13)

From the added cost to the effect on voter turnout, State Representative Jon Cross discusses the impact of Ohio's split primary (at 19:17) --- Replacing one stigma with another... How a common side-effect of certain medical treatments for mental health conditions can cause issues all its own (at 29:03) --- The Hancock Leadership Class of 2022 is partnering with the Hancock County Cultural Humility and Health Equity Delegation to spread the message that 'You Belong' (at 36:11) --- Flowers and candy are nice, jewelry is always appreciated... but we have some creative and unique ways to show mom your love for the first post-pandemic Mother's Day (at 56:38)

Mental Health Monday: Grief can come from any type of loss, and it all hurts the same... especially in not knowing when or how to pick up, heal and move forward (at 12:38) --- A new study from the Truth Initiative finds a direct connection between vaping and mental health issues among teens... so why are they still doing it? (at 21:53) --- May is National Pet Month, so why not take your furry family members on their very own shopping spree during Amazon's first-ever Pet Day event (at 38:38)

More than 1-in-20 Americans is unbanked or under-banked, including thousands of veterans... How the VA's Veterans Benefits Banking Program is helping to change that, for the benefit of everyone involved (at 16:15) --- After last weekend's early preview of summertime weather, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is once again reminding drivers about the dangers of kids in hot cars (at 25:43) --- Another collection of yummy recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 41:29)

In-person work may look the same as it used to, but in many ways things feel very different (at 14:07) --- With the return of late nights at the office and business trips out-of-town, the same kind of technology that helped us keep connected at work during the pandemic can help us keep connected with family after it (at 21:00) --- Throwback Thursday: Undermining our democracy? What the author of ''Anti-Social Media'' sees as a threat to the American way of life (at 28:01) --- Around Town: Members of the cast join us to preview the final show of the season at the Fort Findlay Playhouse... ''The Addams Family'' (at 47:44)

Nearly everyone celebrated when a federal judge struck down the CDC's mask mandate on public transportation, but will the ruling survive an appeal? Should it? And what are the long-term implications? (at 16:45) --- ''Snoodles, Kidoodles, Poodles and Lots and Lots of Noodles''... the new children's book from author Steven Joseph takes kids and grownups alike into a world where imagination is king and even the crankiest among us can find happiness (at 26:48) --- What's Happening: Details on upcoming community programs in the month of May at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 44:38)

With one week to go until the (partial) May 3 primary, are there concerns that confusion created by Ohio's redistricting saga may affect turnout and become a factor in the important races and issues voters have to decide? (at 15:25) --- Community and Business Spotlight: 'Operation Workforce' - A resource fair and job placement program from the Hancock County Veterans Service Office for those in any stage of their civilian career path (at 24:44) --- What's Happening: Now that spring is here, and we've had our first taste of warm weather, it's time to rediscover our great outdoor spaces with May programs and activities from the Hancock Park District (at 40:16)

No one likes it when prices go up on the things we buy, but the real danger is more far-reaching than just that... a conversation on monetary policy with the co-author of ''Inflation: What It Is, Why It's Bad and How To Fix It'' (at 16:12) --- Why do pay inequities exist in the workplace? A new data-driven platform for HR professionals aims to identify where disparities exist and help correct issues that create them (at 26:26) --- What's Happening: Executive director Heather Clow previews upcoming entertainment in the month of May at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 49:40)

'Going Green' doesn't really have to be all that complicated or expensive... simple everyday things you can do will reduce your environmental footprint (and even save some money) for Earth Day (at 15:45) --- As our outdoor spaces naturally green up in the spring, there are also ways to add to your home's curb appeal with an eye toward conservation and protecting the environment (at 21:22) --- Another collection of tasty and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 37:22)

Commissioner William Bateson discusses his vote this week in favor of prohibiting future large-scale wind and solar projects in much of the county (at 14:33) --- Meanwhile, Economic Development Director Tim Mayle offers his take on how future economic development may be impacted by the commissioners' approval of such 'exclusion zones' (at 24:22) --- A salute to the men and women who have embraced the role of 'citizen soldier' and their distinguished legacy of service on the occasion of the 114th birthday of the US Army Reserve (at 45:36)