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  • Unemployment compensation has served as a lifeline for many who were out of work or lost jobs. We’ll look at the impact unemployment benefits have had on the economy and with so many jobs available will we see open positions being filled?
  • The business and traditions of human burials and funerals is changing. We talk about the choices, the changes, the costs and all the emotions surrounding such decisions.
  • Student debt burdens millions of Americans, an issue President Biden promised to address with widespread relief. Instead, the administration has taken more of a piecemeal approach. Will Biden’s piecemeal approach be enough when the payment moratorium is lifted on August 31st? Today we’re discussing student loan forgiveness.
  • This episode originally aired on April 7, 2020.Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder on Monday named 24 lawmakers to a bipartisan task force that will…
  • ProMusica Chamber Orchestra has a great weekend of music lined up as they welcome renowned British composer and pianist Huw Watkins to the Southern…
  • According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 50,000 American veterans are homeless and 1,200 of those homeless veterans live in…
  • Facebook is changing how it prioritizes what you see on you news feed now, with more posts by people you know appearing. Also, a new study shows why…
  • According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, 50,000 American veterans are homeless and 1,200 of those homeless veterans live in…
  • Author of "Orange is the New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison" Piper Kerman has been an advocate for prison reform since she served time in a federal…
  • The personal savings rate has been on the decline for the past 30 years, according to Bureau of Economic Analysis. How do those numbers impact the economy…
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