Ray Horner Show

How has President Trump handled the country during the pandemic? Will that be reflected in the polls? And now that Joe Biden seems to be the nominee for the Democrats, who will be his running mate? Dr. David Beer, professor of political science at Malone University, shared his expertise.

:17 - Bored at home during this time of lockdown? Feeling like you’re going stir crazy? Are you someone with existing mental health issues and this time stuck at home is triggering you? Dr. Toni Bisconti from the University of Akron has some tips.

12:22 - Senator Sherrod Brown talked about some statewide issues, which mainly includes the amount of unemployment claims and cases in Ohio during the COVID-19 lockdown.

16:15 - Mahoning, Trumbull, and eastern Geauga County are some rising hot spots for the virus, but help is on the way. The Covelli Centre in downtown Youngstown is being converted to into an alternative hospital site, according to WFMJ reporter and former WAKR news anchor Lindsay McCoy.

Mahoning, Trumbull, and eastern Geauga County are some rising hot spots for the virus, but help is on the way. The Covelli Centre in downtown Youngstown is being converted to into an alternative hospital site, according to WFMJ reporter and former WAKR news anchor Lindsay McCoy.

Bored at home during this time of lockdown? Feeling like you’re going stir crazy? Are you someone with existing mental health issues and this time stuck at home is triggering you? Dr. Toni Bisconti from the University of Akron has some tips.

:17 - Each week, Ray Horner invites the mayor of Akron, Dan Horrigan, to the show to update the listeners on the city’s fight against COVID-19, which includes social distancing.

7:48 - Outside of those afflicted with the virus, the hardest hit out there are the small and local businesses, their owners, and the employees. Gregg Mervis is with the Summit County Convention & Visitors Bureau, and he talked about Akron Rebound, an initiative to help the community through the economic lockdown.

14:17 - Summit County sheriff Steve Barry joined the show to talk about how his office is helping the officers during the outbreak, which some have speculated on hazard pay.

19:20 - Have a large event coming up such as a wedding, which producer Tony has in June? There’s a lot of uncertainty around, and Joe Catalano of TLC Catering and St. George Fellowship Center is playing everything by ear.

Summit County sheriff Steve Barry joined the show to talk about how his office is helping the officers during the outbreak, which some have speculated on hazard pay.

Outside of those afflicted with the virus, the hardest hit out there are the small and local businesses, their owners, and the employees. Gregg Mervis is with the Summit County Convention & Visitors Bureau, and he talked about Akron Rebound, an initiative to help the community through the economic lockdown.

Each week, Ray Horner invites the mayor of Akron, Dan Horrigan, to the show to update the listeners on the city’s fight against COVID-19, which includes social distancing.

While many are holed up inside their homes, hoping social distancing will flatten the curve, not everyone is obeying these orders. Dr. Stacy Willett from the University of Akron is urging folks to stay home this week and leave if only necessary.

Dr. Thomas File from Summa Health is an expert on infectious diseases, and with the spread of the Coronavirus, he sure has his work cut out for him.