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- Retiring Toledo Police Chief George Kral talks about his experiences after decades of service with TPD
Retiring Toledo Police Chief George Kral talks about his experiences after decades of service with TPD - what has changed, what he has accomplished, and what's next for his career.
22 min - New District 41 State Representative Josh Williams; Advocates Rachel Gagnon, from Lucas Metropolitan Housing, and Michael Hart, from the Lucas County Homelessness Board
New District 41 State Representative Josh Williams talks about what led him into politics and what he is hoping to accomplish.
Advocates Rachel Gagnon, from Lucas Metropolitan Housing, and Michael Hart, from the Lucas County Homelessness Board, talk about homelessness in northwest Ohio.
23 min - How small businesses are handling the challenges in the economy today; Cases of Seasonal Affective Disorder on the rise with colder weather; The new Lucas County Canine Care and Control facility
How small businesses are handling the challenges in the economy today. Wendy Gramza with Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Cases of Seasonal Affective Disorder on the rise with colder weather. Dr. Rajiv Parinja, Psychiatrist at Mercy Health.
New Lucas County Canine Care and Control Shelter. Lucas County Commissioner Tina Skeldon-Wozniak
22 min - Red Cross of North Central Ohio disaster response; a brand new fire station in Oregon; Lucas County Children Services Gift of Joy campaign.
Todd James, Ex. Dir. of the Red Cross of North Central Ohio talks about responding to natural disasters.
Former Oregon Fire Chief Dennis Hartman and his replacement, Chief Clayton O'Brien talk about the Oregon Fire and Rescue Department's brand new fire station on Wynn Rd.
Lucas County Children Services' Julie Malkin talks about a very successful Gift of Joy toy drive.
23 min - Author Kevin Hazzard talks about his book American Sirens, the story of the world’s first paramedics, a group of black men in Pittsburgh. Also, charity at work and grief and loss during the holidays
Author Kevin Hazzard talks his book American Sirens, which tells the story of the world’s first paramedics, a group of black men in Pittsburgh. Rob Dodson with Master Fluid Solutions talks about the spirit of giving at work. Ohio Guidestone Therapist Shelly Kepford talks about grief and loss around the holidays.
22 min - Leading Edge looks at the movement to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote. Also, Name, Image, Likeness rules in the University of Toledo athletic program
Leading Edge takes a look at the movement to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote with Chuck Corra from Generation Citizen; also, new NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) rules in effect at college athletic programs with University of Toledo Associate Athletic Director for Compliance, Brian Lutz.
23 min - UT Associate Professor of Political Science Sam Nelson talks about the mid-term elections; Also, Diabetes Awareness Month
UT Associate Professor of Political Science Sam Nelson talks about the mid-term elections and what they mean for the major political parties going forward.
Clinical Dietian Kelly Layton and Rita Sowinski from Mercy Health talk about Diabetes Awareness Month.
23 min - Local farmers talk inflation, a local realtor talks about higher mortgage rates, and representatives from the Area Office on Aging talk about their caregiver expo.
Local farmers, Keith Truckor and Denny Vennekotter, talk about how high inflation is affecting their business. President of Ohio Realtors, John Mangas, talks about it’s the effect oh higher mortgage rates on the housing market. Marsha Rose and Arcelia Armstrong, with the Area Office on Aging, talk about their Caregiver Expo.
22 min - November election breakdown, update on I-475 construction project, and some of the projects the East Toledo Family Center is working on
Sam Nelson, University of Toledo Political Science Dept. talks about November’s election
Pat McColley, District Deputy Director of ODOT talks about the I-475 construction project
Jodi Gross, Ex. Director of East Toledo Family Center
23 min - Guests share personal stories to highlight importance of adoption and the importance of CPR
Guests share personal stories to highlight importance of adoption and the importance of CPR.
Bruce Tronolone - life was saved by a quick acting bystander
Tymeeka Gipson - Adoption supervisor with Lucas County Children's Services
Larry and Regina Mack - Adoptive couple
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