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Roe v. Wade: Join us in listening to both sides. The legal issues. The medical decisions. Socioeconomic implications. The politics.    Guest: Kellie Copeland, Executive Director,  Pro-Choice Ohio. (Note: Representatives from Ohio Right to Life accepted the invitation to be guests on the show, but …

ADOPTION Success Stories We celebrate Mother’s Day by honoring parenting in its many forms. In this episode, we celebrate ADOPTION success stories with: Dave Henwood, Child and Permanency Manager, Fairfield County Protective Services.   Tom Grote and Rick Neal, Caucasian married co-parents to Afr…

“I forgot.” Memory: Don’t take it for granted; you will miss it when it’s gone. A frank discussion about dementia from Alzheimer’s Association Central Ohio Chapter Executive Director and CEO Vince McGrail, Program Director Pam Myers, and Development Director Jill Groseneider-Rudd.    Pharmacist Ge…

Women and Money Making the most of dollars and “sense” with Career Banker Moniqua Spencer and Ona Lewis, author of "Get Rich, Stay Rich".

Conflict Resolution Strategies Conflict. Misunderstanding. Slaps. War. Street crime. Videotaped outbursts. Isn’t there a bette way to resolve differences?   Franklin County Court of Pleas Judge Stephen McInosh and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) expert Marya Kolman join us to discuss “Conflic…

A Lifetime of Service We wrap up Women’s History Month by celebrating the Lifetime of Service of glass-ceiling breaker Greta Russell and community servant Maude Hill.

Respected and Regal: Our celebration of Women’s History Month continues!” Our guests are two longtime local history makers who have always put others before themselves: non-profit pioneer Fredericka Wallace-Deena, and Attorney Kathleen Ransier.

In recognition of Women’s History Month: let’s feature Black female entrepreneurs We hear from two successful sisters who know how to take care of business: Karen Hill from Synergy Hair Salon and Michele Allen from Mmelo Confectionery.

Which Way is Up? Hear from two economic experts, Ira Turpin, Financial Advisor and Owner of Turpin, Martin, Powell, LLC, and Carma Lacy, Executive Director of the Workforce Development Board of Orange County, California, on why US living conditions are conflicted and confusing.