The University of Findlay Student Activities Board is inviting campus and community members to join in the mission to let every Absolutely Incredible Kid know how Absolutely Incredible they really are (at 15:22) --- Roughly one in every five cars, trucks and SUVs on the road today have open recalls that have not been addressed... Which is why NHTSA has designated this as Vehicle Safety Recalls Week (at 21:15) --- Community and Business Spotlight: The United Way of Hancock County is marking the 10th anniversary of their Halt Hunger Initiative in the community (at 41:30)

To Your Health: This weekend's taste of warm weather was a reminder that before long we'll all be coming out of hibernation and getting active again... How to prevent injuries associated with spring sports and physical activity (at 15:03) --- The images of Ukrainians fleeing the ravages of war are heartbreaking, and the natural reaction is to want to do whatever we can to help... but how? (at 26:12) --- March is Frozen Food Month... celebrity chef Jamie Gwen has some fresh ideas for incorporating frozen food in your healthy diet (at 47:44)

What has always been a challenging job became even more so over the past two years... which makes recognition like the Findlay Rotary's Golden Apple Awards even more rewarding for the dedicated educators who literally shape our future (at 16:21) --- We've talked about the international politics behind Russia's invasion of Ukraine... there is also a strong cultural context driving Vladamir Putin's actions that cannot be ignored (at 24:39) --- The pandemic put unprecedented strain on American healthcare, and demonstrated the importance of a well-functioning system... best-selling author Dr. David Wilcox says patients already hold the power to make that happen (at 44:04)

It is the easiest, and the hardest, question of all... Why and why now? Understanding the international politics behind Russia's invasion of Ukraine (at 15:52) --- As thousands of people flee Ukraine, AirBNB is stepping up to connect these war refugees with hosts offering a place to stay as an extension of the same program that provides temporary housing during natural disasters (at 24:21) --- Why are there a group of Hungarians playing 'Indians' and appropriating Native American culture in Central Europe? Wait... what? (at 28:58) --- Another collection of tasty and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 47:53)

It has been described as the starting point for the most consequential stretch of the Biden presidency... Representative Bob Latta shares his reaction to this week's State of the Union address (at 21:54) --- Throwback Thursday - Part 1: ''Six Thousand Miles To Home''... A nearly-forgotten WWII story about human decency against the backdrop of the Holocaust, which draws haunting parallels to the present experience of many families in Ukraine (at 33:56) --- Throwback Thursday - Part 2: ''The First Wave''... Bringing to life the stories of those Americans who led the way to victory in WWII - a dramatic reminder about the cost of war as dark clouds once again build in Europe (at 55:03)

After making their case to the Hancock County Commissioners this week, developers of proposed solar farms in Hancock County join us to discuss the ongoing questions and concerns about the projects (at 15:56) --- NASA launched a new weather satellite yesterday - How GOES-T will improve our understanding of the planet's weather and climate... and more (at 25:50) --- What's Happening: Details on an exciting new exhibit and new slate of programs for the new year at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 45:10)

Superintendent Troy Roth reflects on his tenure as head of the Findlay City School District, and the decision to move on to a new opportunity closer to home (at 14:27) --- As we prepare to enter the Christian season of Lent, consider the many ways in which The Lord reveals himself to mankind through ''The Covenant Names of God'' (at 23:17) --- Around Town: The Christian Clearing House garage sale fundraiser is back! We have details on the return of one of the community's most popular charitable events (at 40:19)

Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn previews her upcoming presentation on the 'State of the City' at the Chamber's Fresh Brewed Business event this week... and talks about how you can have a say in the future direction of our community (at 13:18) --- To Your Health: For the final day of American Heart Month... Debunking the myth that heart failure is a condition that only affects older people, and why it's not the same as a heart attack (at 23:23) --- What's Happening: More great live entertainment is coming to the stage in the month of March at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 41:50)

Discrimination and social justice are familiar topics, but one group has largely been left out of the conversation... individuals with disabilities who are marginalized when it comes to dating, romance and sex (at 14:03) --- To wrap up America Saves Week... Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague discusses the importance of financial literacy not only for families but as a matter of fiscal health for the state as a whole (at 20:12) --- HS Basketball Preview: Findlay head coach Jim Rucki previews the Trojans' unusual afternoon opener in the OHSAA Sectional (at 28:15) --- Mardi Gras-inspired recipes for your Fat Tuesday feast from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 42:02)

To Your Health: It has long been the leading cause of death among women, now alarming new data shows the connection between heart disease and maternal health (at 15:34) --- America Saves Week... Tools to help you start or boost your personal financial health plan are as close as your nearest bank (at 21:22) --- Throwback Thursday: ''Get a Financial Life''... Real-world, common-sense and down-to-earth money management advice for young adults just starting out (at 26:22) --- Around Town: Funday Sunday is back! The University of Findlay Mazza Museum is set to welcome kids and families to their first in-person event in nearly two years (at 44:36)