With the recent snow and school closings, Hoxworth needs your help with blood donations. Call to make an appointment at 513-451-0910 or www.hoxworth.org.

1/22/18 - Mike talks to Jim Spaeth, author of Up, Up and Astray about his time during the golden age of air travel. They dig into the adventures that Jim had and what it was like being able to fly around the world. Fate intervened when a broken-down car turned into a career with TWA. How could Jim be expected to settle down when his feet never touched the ground? Women, whiskey, and a good tail wind were all he needed to be happy--or so he thought. It was 1964, and being a bachelor in the airline industry provided unlimited freedom. But, was being 37,000 feet above his problems a price to high to pay? Follow Jim on his adventures during the golden age of air travel as he navigates life, work, and love at 550mph.

Mike talks to Jim Scott about the Red Kettle campaign and getting volunteers to ring the bell.

Katie Sapp & Lisa Gallagher are sisters and their mother passed away due to lung cancer and she did not even smoke. They have an event coming up on Nov. 4th to help raise money and awareness for lung cancer. #ifyouhavelungsyoucangetlungcancer

Mike talks to Nick Ewen from ThePointsGuy.com about the best airlines for flight rewards and elite clubs and how to use your credit cards to earn rewards when you travel.

3/14/17 - Some people have an unhealthy attachment to their heritage and they believe they are better than everyone else because of where their ancestors came from...white, black, Irish, Greek, Italian, etc...

Mike talks to Dr. Gene Kritsky, Dean of Behavioral and Natural Sciences at Mount St. Joseph University. The topic is the Lone Star Tick and how it can make you allergic to red meat...that means no more cheeseburgers and steak!

Nathan Bachrach of Simply Money joins Mike to talk about saving for retirement.

Mike talks to Steve Casner, a NASA researcher who says that theres no such thing as an accident.