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Joe Frost, Paul Yanchek and Chris Pugh discuss the Pittsburgh Steelers signing Jeremy McNichols, Matt Corral dissing Mississippi and NFL Plus.
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Craig Shoup, Laura Kessel and Chris Pugh talk about Kramer's exploits in Los Angeles and Jerry and George's trip to "The Tonight Show."
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Craig Shoup, Laura Kessel and Chris Pugh talk about Seinfeld's "The Keys" and also chat about changes at Netflix and other streaming news.
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Craig Shoup talks with Akron Beacon Journal reporter George Thomas about his review of "The Old Man."
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We talked with Toledo native and author Matt Hammitt about the new documentary "Bowen's Heart," which discusses his son's battle against hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS). We also discussed his decision to leave Sanctus Real, the impact of his song "Lead Me" on men and families and how Christians can respond to what's happening in the world.
Check out Hammitt's book "Lead Me,' his website and follow him on Instagram and Twitter.
You can currently catch "Bowen's Heart" for free on Tubi. It's also available on Amazon, Apple TV, Google Play and Microsoft and will soon be available on Roku TV, Direct TV and Hoopla.
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Joe Frost and Chris Pugh talk about music acts at The Ohio State Fair this year.
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Craig Shoup and Chris Pugh talk about the new 988 crisis and suicide prevention hotline and why those in need shouldn't be afraid to seek help.
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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Early voting for Ohio’s special Aug. 2 primary election is continuing in Ohio. Voters will choose candidates for the state House and Senate as well as Democratic and Republican party state central committees. Some communities also have local issues on the ballot. Comments from Kayla Griffin, state director, All Voting is local.
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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Education, food, nutrition and hunger-assistance groups want state leaders to take action to ensure school meals can be provided for all Ohio kids. U.S. Department of Agriculture waivers that allowed districts to serve meals at no cost expired at the end of the school year. Comments from Katherine Ungar, policy associate, Children’s Defense Fund of Ohio.
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(PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE) - Domestic violence survivors are at greater risk for experiencing a range of mental-health and substance-use conditions. A new project in Ohio is helping shelter workers learn how to better respond and meet the needs of survivors who struggle with these challenges. Comments from Cheryl Stahl, substance use/mental health program director, Ohio Domestic Violence Network.
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