Ray Horner Show

Scott Callahan is a recognizable name in the area, especially after his years of coaching basketball at Hoban. He’s also a teacher at Wadsworth High School, and he gave an inside look at what it’s like to teach during this pandemic and not being able to see his students in person.

One thing is certain is that the face of education will be changing, from the college level down to pre-schools and daycares. Norton superintendent Dana Addis has also been a teacher and coach, and he looked at education from inside the classroom to the courts and playing fields, and how they will have to adjust and adapt.

:17 - Everyone has to make changes going forward, COVID-19 or not, when it comes to the spread of germs and disease. It's being done at the essential workplaces, especially in grocery stores, but most notably in hospitals. Dr. Cliff Deveny is the president and CEO of Summa Health, and he forecasted the future of healthcare and how Summa will adjust and keep their patients safe. He also touched on the wearing of masks and the now-delayed merger with Beaumont.

11:56 - Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ohio's primary elections were postponed nearly 40 days. Dr. David Beer, professor of political science at Malone University, talked about Joe Biden and the Democratic support behind him.

18:33 - The city of Akron canceled their downtown events for the summer, as did Cuyahoga Falls. Mayor Don Walters went over the economic impact this will have in his city, and how they are helping the small businesses in town.

If there's a meat shortage in the near future, how will we get our protein? And are the protein alternatives a healthier option? Summa Health dietician Rella Rotondo explains.

The city of Akron canceled their downtown events for the summer, as did Cuyahoga Falls. Mayor Don Walters went over the economic impact this will have in his city, and how they are helping the small businesses in town.

Everyone has to make changes going forward, COVID-19 or not, when it comes to the spread of germs and disease. It's being done at the essential workplaces, especially in grocery stores, but most notably in hospitals. Dr. Cliff Deveny is the president and CEO of Summa Health, and he forecasted the future of healthcare and how Summa will adjust and keep their patients safe. He also touched on the wearing of masks and the now-delayed merger with Beaumont.

:17 - Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General joined the show for her weekly Tuesday hit, and she touched on the first phase of reopening Ohio, starting with non-essential surgeries. She also talked about asthma patients being impacted, and how the hospital facilities have adjusted.

5:02 - So far, Ray has spoken with the mayors of Akron and Green about how their towns are coping during the Coronavirus and the lockdown, so now he heads southwest to Barberton. Mayor Bill Judge called into talk about how his city is managing, from the hit the local economy has and will have to the small businesses and restaurants. He also talked about the community events that normally occur near Lake Anna, which are up in the air as of now.

12:07 - Pamela Falk is a foreign affairs analyst for CBS News, and she gave a look at COVID-19 across the pond on how Europe is slowly reopening their respective economies. She also talked about the health of Kim Jong Un and the future in North Korea.

18:33 - Don Ursetti is calling it a career over at the Summit County Juvenile Court. Both Don and Stephanie Warsmith from the Akron Beacon Journal joined the program to talk a look at Don’s career, as also mentioned in Tuesday’s ABJ.

Pamela Falk is a foreign affairs analyst for CBS News, and she gave a look at COVID-19 across the pond on how Europe is slowly reopening their respective economies. She also talked about the health of Kim Jong Un and the future in North Korea.

So far, Ray has spoken with the mayors of Akron and Green about how their towns are coping during the Coronavirus and the lockdown, so now he heads southwest to Barberton. Mayor Bill Judge called into talk about how his city is managing, from the hit the local economy has and will have to the small businesses and restaurants. He also talked about the community events that normally occur near Lake Anna, which are up in the air as of now.

Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General joined the show for her weekly Tuesday hit, and she touched on the first phase of reopening Ohio, starting with non-essential surgeries. She also talked about asthma patients being impacted, and how the hospital facilities have adjusted.