Sunday Morning Magazine with Rodney Lear

Suzette Combs explained on-air that Gen-1 is a groundbreaking program that is the nation’s first living and learning community to focus on first-generation college students. She says the program promotes successful transition into college life and works on retention, and degree completion by helping students attain their academic, personal, and social goals. Dianiesha, who is the first person in her family to attend college, spoke about her experience in the Gen-1 program.

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Tracie Martin - Founder of Pink Ribbon Girls, Pink House Party at Homearama 2018.

Our organization was founded by breast cancer survivors who have a passion for supporting and empowering others who are currently in the fight against breast and gynecological cancers. We don’t want to just TALK about cancer, we want to TAKE ON cancer. We are here to make the burden lighter. We strive to balance the fear and uncertainty that breast and gynecological cancers bring to individuals and families by providing FREE direct services of healthy meals, housecleaning, rides to treatment, and peer support to our clients, to ensure that No One Travels This Road Alone…™

Major Klenk joins us to discuss the role The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services and all the ways The Salvation Army assists with first responders, hurricanes and disasters.

Major Robert Klenk was ordained an officer in The Salvation Army in 1986. He has served the organization in various parts of the eastern United States. Currently he is the Divisional Secretary for the Southwest Ohio/Northeast Kentucky Division. In that role, he is responsible for oversight of property matters and Emergency Disaster Services in the region.

Major Klenk joins us to discuss the role The Salvation Army's Emergency Disaster Services and all the ways The Salvation Army assists with first responders, hurricanes and disasters.

Major Robert Klenk was ordained an officer in The Salvation Army in 1986. He has served the organization in various parts of the eastern United States. Currently he is the Divisional Secretary for the Southwest Ohio/Northeast Kentucky Division. In that role, he is responsible for oversight of property matters and Emergency Disaster Services in the region.

Melissa Baer, Associate Director of Admissions, Recruitment Office of Admissions, University of Cincinnati; Lauren Parcell, Dean of Admissions, Xavier University. For many families preparing for college can be overwhelming. During this special edition of Sunday Morning Magazine, we focused on preparing students for college. Our panel featured College Admissions professionals who discussed financial aid, scholarships, SAT/ACT testing and other prerequisites for applying to college. In addition, Mrs. Baer and Mrs. Parcell gave advice to help students with college visits, college recommendation letters and college interviews.

Kat Schilling, Kat has turned her personal heartache into a way to serve others. She joins Sunday Morning Magazine to share her story.

Kathy P., Kathy joins the show to share her live-saving random act of kindness. Her selfless act started a chain reaction that ultimately saved the lives of four other people.

Paula Kollstedt, Executive Director, Alzheimer's Association, Greater Cincinnati and an anonymous donor. A generous donor of the Alzheimer’s Association joined Paula on the show. They tell the story of a gift that keeps on giving and became one extraordinary random act of kindness.

Sergeant Eric E. Franz, Cincinnati Police Department, Public Information Office, Social Media Administrator and Carol Smith, President, Roselawn Community Council. National Night Out, Tuesday August 7th. Help build a stronger, safer community by helping to improve police/community relations.

Tracie Martin - Founder of Pink Ribbon Girls, Pink House Party at Homearama 2018.

Our organization was founded by breast cancer survivors who have a passion for supporting and empowering others who are currently in the fight against breast and gynecological cancers. We don’t want to just TALK about cancer, we want to TAKE ON cancer. We are here to make the burden lighter. We strive to balance the fear and uncertainty that breast and gynecological cancers bring to individuals and families by providing FREE direct services of healthy meals, housecleaning, rides to treatment, and peer support to our clients, to ensure that No One Travels This Road Alone…™