Ray Horner Show

Dr. Matt Kleinhenz is with the Center for Applied Sciences at the Ohio State University. Dr. Kleinhenz discussed the state of crops in Ohio, and how farmers are working with local foodbanks to get the product out and into the hands (and mouths) of the consumers.

There’s a lot of uncertainty in the farming industry, but it depends on which sect of the industry. Ty Higgins is from the Ohio Farm Bureau, and he gave a look at where farmers in Ohio are as far as production goes.

Studies are showing the Coronavirus has affected minority communities in a disproportionate rate, especially among blacks and Latinos. Is this due to location, or is it healthcare or lack thereof? State representative Emilia Sykes held a town hall recently, talking about the structural layers as to why black Americans and Ohioans are getting negatively impacted.

:17 - With flu and cold season still going on, as well as an allergy season affecting the vulnerable, how do we know what is COVID-19 and what is just the spring sniffles? Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General answered some of those questions, which dealt with a high fever and chest complications like no one typically experiences. She also touched on social distancing and the use (or lack thereof) of anti-inflammatory drugs.

9:20 - Dr. Richard Londraville is a microbiologist from the University of Akron, and he discussed some additional testing for COVID-19, which deals with testing the antibodies. He also talked about what he and the medical community have learned about the virus in the last couple of weeks, from the spreading to the social distancing measures.

18:54 - John Barker is the president and CEO of the Ohio Restaurant Association, and he joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss how his group is trying to help those in need of assistance. With such a large number of employees out of work in hospitality, the Ohio Employee Relief Fund is trying to assist those most affected.

John Barker is the president and CEO of the Ohio Restaurant Association, and he joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to discuss how his group is trying to help those in need of assistance. With such a large number of employees out of work in hospitality, the Ohio Employee Relief Fund is trying to assist those most affected.

Dr. Richard Londraville is a microbiologist from the University of Akron, and he discussed some additional testing for COVID-19, which deals with testing the antibodies. He also talked about what he and the medical community have learned about the virus in the last couple of weeks, from the spreading to the social distancing measures.

With flu and cold season still going on, as well as an allergy season affecting the vulnerable, how do we know what is COVID-19 and what is just the spring sniffles? Dr. Debbie Plate from Cleveland Clinic-Akron General answered some of those questions, which dealt with a high fever and chest complications like no one typically experiences. She also touched on social distancing and the use (or lack thereof) of anti-inflammatory drugs.

:17 - Would you be willing to get a vaccine or microchip of some sort to let others know you’ve been vaccinated, or does this go against your civil liberties? Topics like this were discussed as the Ray Horner Show began.

7:06 - How soon should the economy reopen, and if so, how will they go about it? And what about our reliance on trade and manufacturing from other countries such as China? Dr. George Dagnino from the Peter Dag Portfolio shared his expertise.

14:34 - Feeling lost spiritually this Lenten season? Have you lost your faith, or has it been tested during this time where places of worship have been barred? Joel Soza is a pastor and a Professor of Biblical Studies at Malone University, and he joined the Ray Horner Show to calm those of us feeling distressed.

21:58 - The Cleveland Browns will unveil their new uniforms this week, and 100% of their net profits from the jersey sales will go to the fight against COVID-19.

How soon should the economy reopen, and if so, how will they go about it? And what about our reliance on trade and manufacturing from other countries such as China? Dr. George Dagnino from the Peter Dag Portfolio shared his expertise.

Feeling lost spiritually this Lenten season? Have you lost your faith, or has it been tested during this time where places of worship have been barred? Joel Soza is a pastor and a Professor of Biblical Studies at Malone University, and he joined the Ray Horner Show to calm those of us feeling distressed.