Ray Horner Show

:17 - It was announced on Thursday that the United States has surpassed Italy with the most confirmed cases of Coronavirus (sixth in total deaths worldwide). The morning show panel had a discussion on the warning signs and what happens when one has COVID-19.

3:53 - Stuck inside again this weekend? Need some streaming suggestions? Heard a bunch about something called Tiger King? Our movie guy Scott Wynn has you covered.

8:13 - Because restaurants are closed, eaters are forced to use takeout or delivery. Have you used Uber Eats, GrubHub, or DoorDash? If not, producer Tony walks the listeners through the process.

13:23 - Grocery stores are among the most essential businesses during this lockdown, so how is Acme Fresh Markets adjusting to the larger crowds and safety precautions. Director of marketing Katie Swartz explains.

21:28 - Finally, is social media causing a lack of empathy among kids, teens, and even adults? And during this time of staying home, does that play a large role, too?

The coronavirus stimulus package is a GO! Senator Brown breaks things down for us.

The state of the relationships between the U.S. and China and beyond amid the global pandemic.

A look at how the pandemic is affecting CAK and the travel business as a whole.

An update from the Mayor's Office and how the City of Akron is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.

What psychological effect is the coronavirus and everything surrounding it having on us.

An update from the Akron-Canton Regional Food Bank and how YOU can help!

How the Stay At Home order and Essential Business designation is affecting the barber and salon industry in Akron.

:17 - The $2 trillion stimulus bill to help families and those affected by the Coronavirus layoffs was passed by the Senate. US Senator Sherrod Brown called into the program to discuss the process and how the Senate has responded during this crisis.

6:58 - It’s no secret that the airline industry has taken a hit during this pandemic, and that includes airports such as the Akron-Canton Airport. Ren Camacho, the president at CAK, rattled off some numbers and how the airport

12:58 - Just to give another update locally, Akron mayor Dan Horrigan joined the show to discuss non-essential business shutdowns, the impact on the economy, and importance of social distancing.

19:42 - Globally, how well are the United States and China responding during this outbreak? Dr. Mark Cassell, professor of global politics at Kent State University, shared his thoughts.

:17 - Luckily for those stuck at home, the weather has been nice the last couple of days, and folks are getting out and stretching their legs.

6:08 - While social distancing can help prevent the spread of COVID-19, is it helping our communication skills and anxiety? Dr. Toni Bisconti from the University of Akron shared some advice for those kept inside.

16:40 - If there’s an industry that does not have the luxury of working from home these days, it’s the local food banks. Dan Flowers from the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank has been quite busy, but he carved out a few minutes for an interview with Ray.

20:22 - All non-essential businesses are closed, and that includes the barbershops and salons. Eric Garrett operates the Beyond Expectations Barber College, and he spoke of the frustrations his industry is enduring.