Staying in Contact with London Mitchell

Roy Cherry, Director of the Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio, discusses misperceptions of epilepsy. November is Epilepsy Awareness Month.

Lane Montz, president of the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Ohio discusses the concept of Employee Stock Ownership Plans.

Lane Montz, President of the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, discusses the annual Torch Awards and the effort to recognize ethics in the business community.

We are in Contact with author Doug Tracy. His book Times, Crimes and the Tenderloin … in pre-prohibition Toledo takes a look at the city's more seamy history.

Author Ray Welling discusses his historical novel Byline for the Dead set against one of the most violent labor uprisings in American history - the Auto-Lite strike in Toledo. 

Radio personality Josh David recounts his exploits exploring the paranormal.

The city of Toledo is rich in tradition and history, including a lively collection of spooky tales and odd occurrences.  I chat with the author of "Haunted Toledo," Chris Bores.

The national Rail Nation Conference will be held in Toledo. The organization advocates for increased passenger rail service. Vice-President Stu Nicholson discusses the potential benefits of increased passenger rail service.

Reverend Gayle Catinella, rector at St. Michael's in the Hills, discusses the Neighbor 2 Neighbor program and the benefits of being kind to each other.

Local author Anthony Knopps discusses his personal reflections after compiling Volume 2 of No Fail Mission, the stories of individuals who have received the Presidential Service Badge.