Ray Horner Show

:17 - Once again, Jeanne Destro and Bobbi Horvath are filling in for the vacationing Ray Horner. Everyone has been wondering if a vaccine will be available, and if so, when. And is this hydroxychloroquine safe to take? Dr. Thomas File from Summa Health explains.

6:43 - Now that the state of Ohio is mostly reopening, how are the small and local businesses faring during this time? Steve Millard is the president of the Greater Akron Chamber, and he talked about the conversations he’s had with those business owners.

10:13 - Hospitals and doctor’s offices have changed their practices during the pandemic, opting for virtual visits than face-to-face. Dr. Jonathan Shaffir is an OB-GYN at the Ohio State-Wexner Medical Center, and he talked about women’s health and pregnancy.

14:47 - Craving some fresh produce? Countryside Food & Farms is here for you, both virtually and in-person, as discussed by Erin Molnar.

20:36 - The Salvation Army has kept their doors open during the pandemic, and they’re here to help members of the community both young and old. Marian Calvin mentions the programs out to help the younger end of that spectrum.

Now that the state of Ohio is mostly reopening, how are the small and local businesses faring during this time? Steve Millard is the president of the Greater Akron Chamber, and he talked about the conversations he’s had with those business owners.

Everyone has been wondering if a vaccine will be available, and if so, when. And is this hydroxychloroquine safe to take? Dr. Thomas File from Summa Health explains.

Hospitals and doctor’s offices have changed their practices during the pandemic, opting for virtual visits than face-to-face. Dr. Jonathan Shaffir is an OB-GYN at the Ohio State-Wexner Medical Center, and he talked about women’s health and pregnancy.

:17 - Ray Horner is on a much-needed vacation, so Jeanne Destro and Bobbi Horvath will be filling in for him. Americans have been on lockdown since mid-March and have been holed up inside. Now that it’s getting warmer, what about air conditioning and the air flow with the virus potentially in the air? Dr. Adil Sharag-Eldin is with Kent State’s architecture department and he shared his thoughts on improving the air quality.

6:10 - Ty Higgins is with the Ohio Farm Bureau, and farmers, like most other industries, have been hit hard during the pandemic. Higgins talks about the supply chain in Ohio, and the packing plants trying to meet that demand.

10:52 - How has the United States responded to the pandemic? According to Dr. Mark Cassell from Kent State University, the US leaves a lot to be desired.

16:43 - Pam Falk from CBS News called in to talk more about the US’s response, as well as reopening the country.

19:40 - Those who have been cooped up all winter have been getting some exercise in the parks, though there are still cautions for social distancing and not mass gathering. Pamela Barnes from the Cuyahoga Valley National Park talked about the park attendance and what’s open for the walkers and joggers.

Pam Falk from CBS News called in to talk more about the US’s response, as well as reopening the country.

How has the United States responded to the pandemic? According to Dr. Mark Cassell from Kent State University, the US leaves a lot to be desired.

Ty Higgins is with the Ohio Farm Bureau, and farmers, like most other industries, have been hit hard during the pandemic. Higgins talks about the supply chain in Ohio, and the packing plants trying to meet that demand.

Ray Horner is on a much-needed vacation, so Jeanne Destro and Bobbi Horvath will be filling in for him. Americans have been on lockdown since mid-March and have been holed up inside. Now that it’s getting warmer, what about air conditioning and the air flow with the virus potentially in the air? Dr. Adil Sharag-Eldin is with Kent State’s architecture department and he shared his thoughts on improving the air quality.

Those who have been cooped up all winter have been getting some exercise in the parks, though there are still cautions for social distancing and not mass gathering. Pamela Barnes from the Cuyahoga Valley National Park talked about the park attendance and what’s open for the walkers and joggers.