Ohio-native Beverly D'Angelo starred in more than 60 films over her 40+ year career on the big screen. She loves the movies! And she wants her fellow Buckeyes to enjoy them for free during Ohio's 250th celebration to go along side the Nation's commemoration this year. 

Ohio Goes to the Movies runs from February through October, 2026. In all 88 Ohio counties, films will be screened FOR FREE, films that have strong ties to Ohio. Whether its actors in front of the lens, or those who are behind it, writing, producing, directing, Ohioans have made huge contributions to the film industry. 

Ohio Goes to the Movies Calendar

Beverly D'Angelo's IMDB profile

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AI can't replace court reporting. AI sometimes muffs closed captioning. Today the president of the  National Court Reporters Association (NCRA) Cindy L. Issacsen, RPR, shares her (infectious) excitement about the career she's enjoyed for more than 35 years, detailing how to get into this exciting field and the financial benefits. 

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Ashley Dubois is our guest, a former participant in the Cincinnati Youth Collaborative program. It reaches out to students in Cincinnati Public Schools to show them the myriad opportunities they have after high school, from military, to post-secondary learning, or right to the workplace. Ashley is passionate about CYC, since it's exposure has taken her around the world, down the college graduate aisle twice, and now to Skanska, where she works as the Community Outreach Manger. Skanksa is an eager sponsor of the program, since their corporate culture is to support the issues important to their employees. 

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CYC Dream Makers
Thursday, April 23, 2026
American Sign Museum, 1330 Monmouth Ave, Cincy, OH 

Click here for Dream Makers fundraiser information - April 23, 2026

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AI chatbots improve their ability every interaction, every day, to sound more "real." But they are not. Yet more and more people say they ask AI for advice, guidance, or suggestions on real world relationships and problems. Nearly 50 percent in one study say they "trust" the advice.

That's a bad idea. Dr. Molly Pachan is an accomplished psychologist at the Lindner Center of Hope. She is fascinated by AI. She isn't out to vilify it. Dr. Pachan merely wants to educate her patients and colleagues about the limits of AI and why it can't replace a qualified human's ability to analyze a person's situation and know what is best for them. She says it's because AI is trained to tell you what you want to hear, and that is not the role of a therapist. The therapist is there to truly help you find your way. 

AI chatbots are talking computers that we have programmed to find, summarize, and explain information, or create images, videos and other graphics quicker and better than we ever could in a short amount of time. There is a lot of good that can be done with them. 

However, Dr. Pachan explains AI's limits and why you shouldn't use artificial intelligence in place of a human therapist. 

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A brand-new Aviation Center open now in Middletown allows Butler Tech high school students to learn about the Aviation field, trains them (tuition-free and hands-on) to work in the industry. The Tri-State job market is exploding in this area and now instruction has been expanded to a three-year program.

Aviation Principal Adam Snoddy is here to answer our questions. 

Butler Tech (OH) Aviation Program

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When girls reach about 9 or 10 years old, something culturally changes. Ramped-u[ social pressure and bullying negatively affect girls self esteem, confidence and future plans. My guests are two moms who head up "Girls on the Run" an "empowering after-school program for elementary and middle-school girls that blends physical activity and group connection with life-skills coaching - creating a supportive space for girls to grow in confidence, health, empathy and community engagement.

Guests are Executive Director Annie Horn and Girls on the Run's Program Director Regina Rankin who explain why they offer this program and how to get your young lady involved.

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Girls on the Run Greater Cincinnati serves the following counties: Brown, Butler, Clermont, Clinton, Hamilton, and Warren in Ohio; Boone, Campbell, Grant, Kenton, and Pendleton in Kentucky; Dearborn and Ohio in Indiana. Registration is open Feb. 9-22, 2026 for the spring season.

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Grief hits differently depending on how the loved one is lost. Companions on a Journey Grief Support has gathered for 30 years in the Cincinnati region, helping widows, parents, children and all others survive their grief, express it in a safe environment, and is a no-cost program. The founders have formed several types of groups for young widows/widowers, older ones, and now people who have lost their cherished loved one through drug Overdose, whether intentional or accidental. Today's show with facilitator Julie Leonard explores the support system created for this special population, tells where to find it and offers first-hand experience in the intentional death of her husband by overdose. 

Companions on a Journey Grief Support website

COJ's Resources

Companions on a Journey Grief Support, Inc.
8857 Cincinnati Dayton Rd. Suite #002
West Chester, OH 45069

513-870-9108

[email protected]

Monday-Thursday, 9am-3pm

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Guest is Major Philip Ridgell, Public Information Officer for the Boone County Sheriff's Department.

Boone County is partnering with Cincinnati Veterans Affairs to focus on vets particular needs in police interactions. Veterans now serving in the Boone Co. Sheriff's office got special training and resources to help Vets get all the benefits they deserve, learning de-escalation and providing compassionate responses. 

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Guest is Jessica Miranda, Hamilton County, Ohio Auditor. 

Dog licenses are required in Ohio. They are easy to get, renew and may save a dog from being lost from a family.

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Steve Guilday of AARP is the director of the Travel Department. He explains how to find ways to save money through their benefits, and one's own resources.

AARP

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