3/7/23 7:40 Today, people living with HIV can expect to live as long as the general population, thanks to the discovery and development of effective treatments. Last month marked the 30th anniversary of CROI, a medical meeting that brings together scientists and doctors from around the world to share the latest advances in HIV research and progress. Joining us today to share some of the latest news from the conference was Dr. Harmony Garges, Chief Medical Officer at ViiV Healthcare. (6:06)

3/7/23 8:10 Last week, The Chronicle-Telegram’s Coupon Queen Rachel Krych took a much-needed getaway to Miami Beach! Now, she’s back, and wants to help you save on your next beach trip! Rachel shared all kinds of saving tips, from what to pack, saving money on airfare and lodging, and even how to save a bit on food cost! Check out Rachel’s weekly column every Tuesday in The Chronicle-Telegram. (13:36)

3/7/23 8:40 It took overtime, but last night yielded another wine and gold winner! Radio voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Tim Alcorn, made his weekly stop on the show to talk about last night’s thrilling win over Boston as the Cavs now embark on a four-game road trip. (8:57)

3/7/23 Cleveland Guardians Spring Training Interviews

• Assistant General Manager Matt Forman (7:39)
• Cody Morris (5:40)

3/6/23 7:40 Dementia and memory problems are a growing worry as Americans are living longer, but not living very smart (or healthily). What does the latest medical and brain science say is necessary to reduce the risk of dementia by 50%? Doctors Mitchell and Emily Clionsky have written a new book titled DEMENTIA PREVENTION: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain. Dr. Mitchell Clionsky joined the guys to talk about the book, the latest science behind dementia, and some easy things people can do to drastically reduce their risk of developing dementia. (13:01)

3/6/23 8:40 The Lorain County Resource Fair is coming up! With March being Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, this event brings awareness to the many providers in the community who offer help to those struggling with ADHD, learning issues, an autism spectrum disorder, and other developmental delays. Spokeswomen Joellen Podoll stopped by to talk about the free event which features over 70 local providers including therapists, mental health professionals, funding sources, transition services, and more. It takes place Tuesday, March 14th, from 6-8pm at Lorain County Community College. (14:02)

3/6/23 Cleveland Guardians Spring Training Interviews

• Eli Morgan (5:05)
• Mike Sarbaugh (6:19)