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.

Author Anthony Knopps discusses his new book, published by the University of Toledo Press, "The No-Fail Mission: The Men and Women Behind the Presidential Service Badge." The book features stories about ten dedicated individuals who have earned the Presidential Service Badge.

Greg Coleridge from Move to Amend, a national grassroots organization, is working to amend the U.S. Constitution to abolish corporate personhood and get big money out of politics.

Shirley Green, executive director of the Toledo Police Museum, takes on a walk through the museum and offers some interesting stories about Toledo's gangster history.

Partnering with longtime local broadcaster Lou Hebert, we have launched a new website to journey through the history of radio in Toledo.

Toledo realtor Michael Murray talks about why he loves the Toledo area and how he and his neighbors worked together to solve a security problem in Toledo's Old West End.

It was ten years ago this past summer that we heard on the morning news it was unsafe to use our tap water to drink, cook, or bathe. And the reason? Toxins from the green algal blooms on Lake Erie.  It was a crisis. And while we have taken steps to ensure our water is now safe to drink, the algal bloom problem still exists.

We are in Contact with author Doug Tracy. His book Times, Crimes and the Tenderloin … in pre-prohibition Toledo takes a look at Toledo's more seamy history.