This week we are talking about climate change and what each of us can do to fight the harm an ever warming Earth is facing. My guest is Robert Clark-Phelps, a volunteer with Citizens Climate Lobby.

We continue our discussion with Joe Boggs, author of Prohibition's Proving Ground - Cops, Cars and Rumrunners in the Toledo-Detroit-Windsor Corridor.

Guest Joe Boggs' book Prohibition's Proving Ground discusses a new perspective on why rum running was so prevalent in the Toledo-Detroit-Windsor corridor during prohibition. Our chat looks at the tremendous impact of the automobile.

More and more children are being raised by their grandparents. Marsha Rose, the supervisor of the Kinship Navigator program of the Area Office on Aging discusses services that are available to grandparents.

Abbigale Rose is a local entertainer who has written a song about domestic violence. She plans to give the profits to the YWCA and the Family and Child Abuse Prevention Center.

With the end of the Covid-19 emergency what can we expect? We have audio from a news conference with Dr. Bruce Vanderoff, director of the Ohio Department of Health. 

My guest, Sean Piatz, is part of the team developing a newly released gaming app helping raise awareness about veteran mental health. With Them: Frontlines

April is Child Abuse Protection Month.  The discussion continues on how the community can address this issue and services available through Lucas County Children's Services.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. Guests for this installment are from Lucas County Children's Services: Donna Seed, interim director, and Shelby Cully, chief counsel. While much of the work of Children's Services is intervention, the focus is on prevention.

We continue the discussion with University of Toledo educational psychologist Lisa Pescara-Kovach, co-author of the new book "White supremacist Violence: Understanding the Resurgence and Stopping the Spread." Her goal is to stop the spread of the hate movement and domestic terrorism.