10/11/23 7:20 Chronicle-Telegram reporter Dave O’Brien returned with our Rocco Nuosci for this week’s Local Beat, presented by Vandemark Jewelers on East Broad Street in Elyria, a trusted name in jewelry! This week, the guys discuss the latest debate centered around Issue 20 that Lorain County voters will see on the November ballot. Plus, students at Eastview Elementary in Avon Lake got a little “silly” with string after selling over 1,300 chrysanthemums! (12:44)

10/11/23 8:20 Dr. Steve Knauf from The Joint Chiropractic stopped by to explain how routine chiropractic care can elevate well-being by easing muscle and joint pain, accelerating injury recovery, and promoting a resilient, active lifestyle. (7:17)

10/10/23 7:20 October is breast cancer awareness month. Meaghan B. Murphy is a successful magazine editor, author, and on-air personality. She was also at high-risk for developing cancer, specifically breast cancer. After the scare, Meaghan decided to take action and undergo genetic testing to get a fuller picture of her risk. Today, Meaghan is a 1-year “previvor” and is passionate about raising awareness for genetic testing and all of the preemptive tools that help prevent cancer or catch it early. She joined the guys to share her personal story, explain why she underwent testing, and the subsequent surgery and how her decision has empowered her to help others take action. (5:33)

10/10/23 7:40 Jim Ziemnik, Director of the Lorain County Metroparks, talked about their 1.6-mill replacement levy that will appear on the November ballot as Issue 23. It will help to maintain and expand the park service. He also promoted Halloween Fair at Carlisle Reservation. The family-friendly spooktacular event includes the haunted walking trail, with the pumpkin lagoon, train rides, food booths, games, and more! It’s Friday & Saturdays in October. (16:34)

10/10/23 8:10 The wine and gold are back! And so is radio voice of the Cleveland Cavaliers, Tim Alcorn! Tim returned to the Morning Show as the Cavs get set for their first preseason game tonight! (9:28)

10/10/23 8:40 More technology isn’t always a great thing. But, it does give us more ways to save money! Chronicle-Telegram Coupon Queen Rachel Krych made her weekly stop on the Morning Show as she talked about all of the different money saving phone apps that are out there, as well as other ways tech can help save you some cash! (14:25)

10/9/23 8:10 Come join the Sol-a-bration! A Partial Solar Eclipse, where a portion of Sol will be covered by the Moon, will grace the skies of Northeast Ohio on Saturday, October 14th, 2023. The Lorain County Metroparks, the Black River Astronomical Society (B.R.A.S.), and Space Systems Consulting, LLC, are hosting an eclipse celebration at Lakeview Park in Lorain that day from 11am-3pm! Steve Schauer from the B.R.A.S. joined the Morning Show to talk about the event, which will include safe viewing of the eclipse through special telescopes! Plus, Steve shared his excitement for next April’s total solar eclipse that will bring thousands of visitors to Northeast Ohio. (11:32)

10/9/23 8:40 Now’s the right time for the bye week… or is it? Cleveland Browns beat reporter Scott Petrak from the Chronicle-Telegram joined the guys to talk about the bye week and how it comes at a good time for the Browns to get right both physically and mentally with the 49ers looming next Sunday. (8:08)

10/6/23 7:20 This Sunday in Vermilion, it’s the 51st annual Woollybear Festival! Vermilion Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Sandra Coe stopped by to talk about this year’s event, the big parade, and all of the fun activities that can be enjoyed this weekend! (6:54)

10/6/23 8:10 Fall is here, and that means time to refresh, update, and upgrade our homes to welcome in the shorter days and cooler weather. But how do we keep up with trends and make our home an oasis even as the seasons change? HGTV’s Chip Wade joined the guys to share how to make your to-do’s easier, and even have some fun while you’re at it! (4:53)

10/6/23 8:40 With approximately 41,000 adults currently affected in the U.S. and another 200,000 people at risk, the impact of Huntington’s Disease (HD) cannot be underestimated. Approximately 90% of people with HD experience Chorea, an involuntary movement disorder that impacts all areas of life. Joining us today to shed light on this disease and a new treatment for HD Chorea symptoms was Dr. Erin Furr-Stimming, an expert in the field, along with Katie, who advocates for those with HD. (6:14)