9/19/23 7:40 Being well-informed is crucial in the fight against ovarian cancer. As the fifth leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women, it is vital for women to get regular checkups and talk to their doctor if they experience symptoms. We were joined today by Dr. Erin Crane, a gynecologist oncologist with the Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute in Charlotte, North Carolina, and Bobbie, an ovarian cancer patient, to tell us more. (5:32)

9/19/23 8:10 Join friends old and new at the Oberlin Heritage Center this Saturday, September 23rd, from 1 to 4pm for Root Beer and Yesteryear! Oberlin Heritage Center Executive Director Liz Schultz stopped by to talk about the family-friendly and free event featuring live music performances, historic portrayals, old-fashioned games, exhibits, and root beer floats for everyony! (7:26)

9/19/23 8:40 How can you differentiate between being frugal and cheap? Chronicle-Telegram Coupon Queen Rachel Krych is here to tell you how! Rachel joined us this morning to talk about some of the differences, such as selectively spending versus not spending at all. (15:48)

9/18/23 7:20 Sweep, sweep victory! The Guardians took care of business at home this past weekend by sweeping the Texas Rangers right out of town! Bob DiBiasio made his weekly stop to recap a fun weekend at the ballpark as the Guards look to finish the final month of the season on a high note! (9:16)

9/18/23 7:40 Food, nutrition, and health are interconnected, but across America, and especially in rural America, people don’t always have access to the food, health, and care they need. Joining us today was the Director of External Communications at Bayer, Brian Leake, who discussed a new campaign that is helping bring awareness to the issue. (6:22)

9/18/23 8:40 Are you ready for some football! The Browns are on primetime for Monday Night Football as they get set to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Chronicle-Telegram beat reporter Scott Petrak joined the guys to preview tonight’s game in Pittsburgh. (9:54)

9/15/23 7:40am The Nordson Corporation Champions of Education segment this week focused on A.I. and ChatGPT. Pat Coleman the Executive Director of Educational Technology spoke to the Lorain School Board about the use of such tools today and in the future in schools. (9:00)

9/15/23 8:10am Author, screenwriter and Amherst Ohio native, Sheldon Higdon visited the WEOL studio to talk about his debut novel The Eerie Brothers and the Witches of Autumn. This middle grade novel follows the adventures of twin brothers Horace and Edgar Eerie, featuring time travel, supernatural abilities and hidden family secrets. (11:00)

9/15/23 8:40am Susan Bartosch from Second Harvest Foodbank of North Central Ohio gave us an update on the food insecurity in Lorain County and talked about what people can do to help during September, which is Hunger Action Month. She also highlighted the annual fundraiser Generous Helpings taking place Sept 24. (10:00)

9/14/23 7:20am Sportscaster John Telich talks about the Browns win over the Bengals. The performance of the two quarterbacks and the improvement of the Browns defense. He also looked toward the next game with the Steelers. (9:00)

9/14/23 7:40am Cleveland Clinic’s annual “MENtion It” Survey looks at the current state of men’s health in America. Dr. Todd Breaux gave us the details, the importance of getting screened for prostate, colon and skin cancer and getting help for mental health and sexual issues. (8:00)

9/14/23 8:10am Guardians broadcaster Jim Rosenhaus talked about the Guards walk off loss to the Giants and the disappointing road trip. The young starting pitchers are doing the job, but the bullpen has struggled. (9:00)

9/14/23 8:40am Executive Director of the Lorain Historical Society, Barb Piscopo talked about the 10years in the Carnegie Center, the Latino Lorain Veterans Story Walk and two upcoming events. The Pittsburgh Tamburitzans at the Lorain Palace and the play “To My White Friends Who Know Me” at the French Creek Theatre. (11:00)