Lake Erie Advocates is a group that maintains that ten years after the Toledo water crisis, the lake water is still toxic. Much of the problem, they contend, is related to huge factory farms. Guest Sue Carter explains what we can do to address the problem.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Guest Scott Sylak, Executive Director of the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Lucas County, discusses what we can do to improve our mental health and the difference between mental health issues and mental illness.

Guest Lori Dixon of Great Lakes Marketing recounts how the many demographics of Toledo's residents make it a great test market. 

Ohioans to Stop Executions has released a new report painting a damning picture of the death penalty system in Ohio. We discuss the key points of the report with the organization's executive director Kevin Werner.

Kate Schwartz, executive director of ASNO, the Autism Society of Northwest Ohio, talks about our understanding of individuals who are on the autism spectrum. April is Autism Acceptance Month.

Toledo continues to struggle with a litter problem. Guest Adam Cassi, executive director of Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful, discusses how we can work as a community to solve the litter problem.

Kevin Milliken discusses ways we can all join the efforts to oppose child abuse and neglect. Kevin is a public affairs specialist with Lucas County Children's Services.

Guest Frank Butwin is with the Maumee River Heritage Corridor, a non profit organization whose mission is to advocate for and protect the historical, natural, recreational, and cultural resources of the Maumee River Watershed.

Sandy Spang, executive director of the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments, discusses efforts to increase passenger rail service through Toledo. We also hear from the leadership of the Northwest Ohio Passenger Rail Association.

A US 23 Bypass north of Columbus is a legislative priority for the Toledo Area Metropolitan Council of Governments. Executive Director Sandy Spang explains why.