There is a new documentary available for Video on Demand services, as of November 10th, called Maybe Next Year. The documentary takes us back to 2017, the year that the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl. But the doc isn't about the team, it's about those legendary Philly fans. Director Kyle Thrash chooses a unique cross section of Eagles fans to give a new take on what it means to be a fan and what sports mean to us and why sports can mean so much to so many. Maybe Next Year director Kyle Thrash was our guest on Tuned In.

Dr Cliff Martin, Vice President Chief Medical Officer serving OSF Saint Luke Medical Center, OSF Holy Family Medical Center, and OSF St. Mary Medical Center, joined WKEI to talk about the latest COVID-19 Medical News. The biggest news is the news from Pfizer that the vaccine company has been working on has a 90% efficacy rate. What does that mean and how excited should people be. Dr Martin says there is room for optimism. We also talked about the update to how the CDC reports cases in terms of the types of tests for COVID-19. Finally. we tackle the question of Blood Pressure medication and does it create an increased risk of COVID-19. It doesn't and Dr Martin explains how we now know that.

Jim Bohannon, whose show airs weeknights from 9 Pm to Midnight on WKEI, joined WKEI on Friday to discuss what may be becoming a historic day in American democracy. Will President Trump concede the election? Should President Trump Concede the election? Are there any legal challenges left for the President and what would it take for the President to possibly accept defeat? We discussed each of these topics with Jim Bohannon on WKEI's Noon Hour.

Eddie Tolliver from the Kewanee Salvation Army joined WKEI on Tuned In on Friday to talk about the successful partnership of the Kewanee Salvation Army and the Kewanee Area United Way. Eddie praised the United Way for their remarkable effort to support the work that non-profits, such as the Kewanee Salvation Army, do and how it could not be done without such incredible support. The Salvation Army Kettle Campaign is getting underway and soon enough, bell ringers will be out in support of Christmas donations to help those in need via the Salvation Army.

Freedom House is one of the many agencies that is aided by the Kewanee Area United Way. Today on People to People we spoke with Trisha Shafer from Freedom House about the help that Freedom House gets from the Kewanee Area United Way and how that help supports their mission to help people affected by Domestic Abuse. We were also joined by Linda Blair from the Kewanee Area United Way who talked about how by supporting the United Way, you are supporting the non-profit community of our area.

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RaeAnn Tucker from the Henry and Stark County Health Department talks about the new mitigation efforts that have placed some limitations on local businesses and how local businesses are adjusting to the new restrictions. RaeAnn tells WKEI that the Health Department has fielded many calls from local businesses and many of them are quite good interactions with business owners seeking the guidance the Health Department can offer to help adjust to the new restictions. We also talked about the latest numbers and the new reporting of Active cases of COVID-19 in Henry and Stark County.

Opioids have been in the headlines for the last several years due to growing concerns abuse and reliance on opioids for chronic pain. Dr Andy Peterson from OSF Saint Luke Medical Center joined WKEI to talk about pain management without opioids. How much pain is too much pain? When do you know when to see a doctor about pain? And, how can you manage pain without the use of opioids. All of these questions with Dr Andy Peterson on WKEI

Cassandra Schmoll from the Henry County Senior Center joined WKEI on Tuned In on Thursday to talk about the partnership between the Henry County Senior Center and the Kewanee Area United Way. Also up for discussion, the ongoing effort to get seniors to sign up for Home Delivered meals and Medicare Part D Open Enrollment. Contact the senior center to make sure that you are getting the best deal on your needed medications with a Medicare Part D check up at the Henry County Senior Center.

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