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Craig Shoup takes a look at Disney Plus' "Soul," Apple TV's "Central Park." free streaming services and "MoneyBall."

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We talked about a Cincinnati Children's Hospital taking part in a study about COVID-19 vaccines for kids as young as 5-years-old, Craig Shoup gives his take on Disney Plus' "Soul," Apple TV's "Central Park," free streaming services and "Moneyball," while Bob Garver joins Craig to discuss this week's movies.

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We talked about Josh Mandel being kicked out of a Republican event over the weekend, Disney Plus overtaking Hulu among cordcutters and Rachel Coyle of How Things Work at the Ohio Statehouse about a push to increase medical marijuana in Ohio.

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I talk with Craig about the debut of the new Sheetz in Columbus, this morning, Paul and Joe about the latest with the Pittsburgh Steelers draft plans and Mount Vernon Nazarene University director of Intercultural Life Tavaris Taylor about April 15's Woven Diversity Forum, “Can We Heal the Divide."

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We talked with Tavaris Taylor, director of Intercultural Life at Mount Vernon Nazarene University talks about the Woven Diversity Forum, “Can We Heal the Divide,” which will be held at 7 p.m. April 15.

The event, at the R.R. Hodges Chapel/Auditorium, is open to in-person attendance by the MVNU community. COVID-19 protocols including face masks and physical distancing will be enforced. Those outside the university are invited to register at www.eventbrite.com/e/woven-forum-can-we-heal-the-divide-tickets-146649535709 to attend virtually at mvnu.tv or view in the “On-Demand” section after April 15.

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