On the final episode of season 3 of What’s Good Ohio?!, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg take some time to process the 2024 election results and think about what comes next.

The views expressed in this episode are those of the hosts and do not reflect the positions of Ohio Voice and Policy Matters Ohio.

This week, host James Hayes speaks with Lynn Tramonte and Sophia Pierrelus about New Americans in Ohio and coming together to support our migrant communities and neighbors.

This episode, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg speak with Kayla Griffin, Rev. Joan Van Becelaere, and Melissa Portala about what’s good with Election Protection, the nonpartisan effort to assist voters in making sure their voices are heard.

This week, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg speak with Amos Project faith organizers Jacqui Moore, Joscelyn Clarke, and CEO Project Director Tami Lunan about their lived experiences and they discuss the results of the Black Women’s Health Survey.

This week, hosts Sarah Rodenberg and Ben Stein speak with Danielle Firsich from Planned Parenthood Advocates of Ohio about what’s good with the Ohio Supreme Court.

This week, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg speak with Sam Gresham and Deidra Reese to keep talking about what’s good with redistricting now that the Citizens Not Politicians amendment has officially made the November ballot.

What's Good Ohio?! is back! To kick off Season 3, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg are joined by Desiree Tims, President and CEO of Innovation Ohio, to talk about what’s BAD with Project 2025.

Ohio Voice and Policy Matters Ohio do not endorse or oppose the election of any candidates for any office.

To wrap up Season 2, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg talk about What’s Good with the Movement in Palestine in this special two-part conversation. In Part 2: Student Edition, we talk with Jineen Musa, Laila Shaikh, and Ahmed Amrou about their experiences with the growing student protest movement for a free Palestine. 

To wrap up Season 2, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg talk about What’s Good with the Movement in Palestine in this special two-part conversation. In Part 1, we talk with Shereen Naser and Noelle Naser about the organizing they’ve been doing in the Cleveland area.

This week, hosts James Hayes and Sarah Rodenberg are joined by Tarrezz Thompson, who runs Linique Childcare in Columbus, and Tami Lunan, Care Economy Organizing Project Director from the Care Economy Organizing Project, part of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative.