Good Mornings Podcast Edition

Each year, some 40-million Americans move into a new home, and anytime 40-million people do anything, there will be those who look to make a quick buck by dishonest means... How to protect yourself from moving scams (at 13:42) --- Around Town: This is the big one... Downtown Findlay's Spring ArtWalk happens this evening, featuring dozens of artists and performers along with more than 40 shops, restaurants and studios (at 23:00) --- A special collection of birthday dessert recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 41:43)

The inaugural 'Findlay Food for All' campaign launches this month, culminating in early-June... a collaborative event of the United Way, City Mission, and CHOPIN Hall to address food insecurity in the community (at 12:57) --- It's Small Business Week, but sometimes small business owners can't do it alone... Recognizing those who invest in entrepreneurs and take a chance on their dreams (at 22:53) --- What's Happening: May is National Historic Preservation Month, a theme being recognized this month at the Hancock Historical Museum (at 42:36)

Talent, technology and taxes... The trends and top-of-mind issues among entrepreneurs from ADP's latest Market Pulse Study for Small Business Week (at 14:55) --- 'Strolling Thunder'... This week, parents of infants and toddlers from all 50 states rallied on Capitol Hill advocating action on policies and access to programs they say are critical to the development of all children (at 25:35) --- Around Town: Several Findlay-area churches are coming together to help build the spirit and faith of our community in the local observance of the National Day of Prayer (at 48:35)

After several months of discussion and consideration, local officials have come up with a long-term plan for Hancock County's recycling program... Commissioner Mike Pepple joins us to discuss (at 13:48) --- Celebrating Small Business Week... Where would our economy be without the revenue they generate, the jobs they create and the myriad of ways they give back to the community? (at 23:34) --- What's Happening: It's a beautiful time of the year to get outdoors with programs and activities in the month of May from the Hancock Park District (at 47:21)

A closer look at two new federal regulations handed down in the past week, including the FTC's decision outlawing 'non-compete' provisions in employment contracts, opening a new battleground between labor and management... (at 15:43) --- ...and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services are mandating substantial staffing increases for nursing care facilities - but can the industry meet the requirements, and at what cost? (at 27:26) --- What's Happening: We get a preview up upcoming events and programs at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts (at 50:36)

Even as reproductive issues are at the center of the national discourse... A conversation about the choices and circumstances many women and couples are facing for National Infertility Awareness Week (at 14:20) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Looking for work? Ohio Means Jobs is highlighting opportunities for taxi and delivery drivers though T+H Lift (at 30:08) --- You'll see a lot of caring people hard at work around town this weekend as part of the Backyard Mission Trip... and it's never too late to pitch in and help your neighbors (at 33:49) --- Another collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 51:54)

In honor of Teach Children to Save Day, some easy savings challenges for families from the author of ''From Piggy Banks to Stocks: The Ultimate Guide for Young Investors'' (at 15:10) --- The President has signed into law a measure championed by Representative Bob Latta requiring Tik Tok to divest itself from its Chinese ownership... and he's not stopping there (at 24:18) --- Around Town: Details on the Jenelle Hohman Color Me Happy Walk and 5K Color Run to support local mental health services (at 49:32)

Marking Child Abuse Prevention Month with the alarming statistics even within our own community and the recognition that everyone has a role to play in keeping all kids safe (at 12:04) --- To Your Health: How advancements in deep brain stimulation technology are improving the quality of life for patients with neurological conditions such as Parkinson's Disease (at 23:19) --- What's Happening: Details on the Summer Reading Camp and other upcoming programs and events at the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library (at 46:13)

From wellness to finances to personal growth to home and leisure... this week's Spring Veterans Empowerment Fair features resources to help those who have served live their best lives (at 15:17) --- AI may be the biggest buzzword in technology these days - but with it comes potential cybersecurity issues, which is the second-biggest buzzword in the world of tech innovation (at 24:49) --- Around Town: Summer safety lessons are on the agenda at Camp 911... and there's still time to sign your kids up for a day full of fun and learning (at 45:07)

Tech experts say artificial intelligence tools can help us reduce our carbon footprint even further... the irony being the tremendous use of resources required to power AI itself (at 13:59) --- ICYMI: In honor of Earth Day, you're invited to Move with the Mayor and help cleanup Riverside Park at the same time (at 22:17) --- From 'loud budgeting' to 'cash stuffing', there are all kinds of gimmicks and trends that claim to help people better manage their money... are they really fresh ideas, or just catchy new names for the same familiar advice? (at 27:31) --- Members of the cast and crew join us to preview the upcoming Fort Findlay Playhouse production of the musical ''Titanic'' (at 47:40)

A growing number of people say they are using AI tools to help them land a job, the same tools many companies are using to streamline the hiring process... How artificial intelligence is changing the employment game (at 14:20) --- Community and Business Spotlight: Details on the upcoming Downtown Chocolate Tour to benefit the Vulnerable Children's Initiative from the United Way of Hancock County (at 24:23) --- Putting a new twist on a traditional favorite in this week's collection of recipes from Kyra's Kitchen (at 46:25)

Are you and your significant other on the same page when it comes to financial goals and retirement plans? Most couples believe they are, but a new survey may paint a different picture (at 12:31) --- Throwback Thursday: Schools, hospitals, even public officials (from both sides of the political aisle) have all been targets... What more can law enforcement do to combat the growing problem of 'Swatting'? (at 22:00) --- Around Town: Put on your best hat and pour a mint julep (or two)... the Flag City Morning Rotary's Kentucky Derby Gala is back (at 44:33)

Crime Prevention Conversations: National Prescription Drug Take Back Day later this month serves as a reminder of the many dangers posed by unused medication in the home (at 15:45) --- State Representative Jon Cross shares his reaction to the Governor's priorities laid out in last week's State of the State address (at 25:23) --- Around Town: In the ongoing celebration of their 50th anniversary, the Children's Mentoring Connection is honoring those have made a profound impact on the lives of generations of young people in the community (at 47:18)

Construction on a major reconfiguration of the I-75/CR-99 interchange is about to start... We get an update from ODOT on the timeline (at 15:43) --- Cryptocurrency investing has been one of this year's hottest trends, and the latest Bitcoin Halving is happening soon... We explain what it is and why it matters (at 23:43) --- Around Town: The inaugural one was a big success, so now it's time to put the pedal down and 'Brake the Cycle of Homelessness' with City Mission's 2nd annual Bicycle Tour (at 46:03)

For those who have had a run-in with the law that remains unresolved, the Findlay Municipal Court's upcoming Safe Surrender Day may be the opportunity to clear that case once and for all (at 11:25) --- It's Tax Deadline Day... ICYMI earlier this tax season, we spoke with a TurboTax expert about what you need to know as you prepare to file your return (at 20:58) --- To Your Health: It may not be a matter of life or death, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a more important contributor to overall quality of life than healthy feet (at 28:23) --- What's Happening: An update on spring programs and happenings from the Hancock County OSU Extension (at 51:27)

Senator Sherrod Brown shares his reaction to the $600M settlement announced this week between Norfolk Southern and the village of East Palestine following last year's train derailment disaster (at 14:08) --- Salute to Service: Celebrating the 116th birthday of the US Army Reserve later this month, and the many career advancement opportunities provided by today's Army Reserve (at 20:19) --- Another collection of yummy and easy-to-make recipes from Kyra's Kitchen! (at 40:46)

How many streaming services do you subscribe to? Do you even know? With all the price hikes over the past couple of years, there's a good chance you may be paying more than the cable bill you were getting rid of. How to avoid the 'subscription creep' that comes with cord-cutting (at 15:01) --- Around Town: The Hancock Sports Hall of Fame will hold their annual induction ceremony and banquet this weekend... We get a look at this year's honorees (at 24:50) --- ICYMI on Tuesday, Findlay Mayor Christina Muryn joined us to share her post-eclipse thoughts and reaction (at 49:25)

Clean Energy is one of the biggest buzzwords these days... but how much of an impact is it really having, and how much potential does it really hold? (at 14:24) --- To Your Health: What if we told you that one in five people have an inherited condition that can lead to a heart attack or stroke, but routine screening is rarely done (at 25:26) --- ICYMI: The annual benefit auction for Findlay's Hope House is Friday evening... the event is sold out, but you can still participate through the online auction (at 31:32) --- In honor of Earth Day later this month... how to have a lawn and landscape that's both beautiful and eco-friendly (at 49:41)

After all the planning and preparation for an event the likes of which Findlay had never seen before, and won't see again for another 75 years, Mayor Christina Muryn shares her post-eclipse thoughts and reaction (at 15:14) --- Even though many states (including Ohio) have tried to crack down on distracted driving, it remains a growing problem... What does and doesn't work to keep people focused when they're behind the wheel (at 26:15) --- Now that spring is here, it's time to fire up the grill or the smoker and do some outdoor cooking... What's the difference between the two, anyway? We have tips to make you a backyard BBQ legend (at 48:34)

A GOOD MORNINGS SPECIAL: It's finally here... the day we've spent months talking about, and local officials have spent years planning for, has arrived at last. The solar eclipse will begin locally at 1:56pm and reach totality at 3:10pm. Eclipse chasers and stargazers have come from all over to witness what has been described as the galaxy's greatest spectacle... so this morning, we begin the final countdown to this once-in-a-lifetime event for Northwest Ohio