8:10 Bob Budzilek, Project Manager at AECOM Consult, joined The Morning Show to talk about some details about the sewer system and some of the different things that go on underground. Bob also shares some advice on what not to flush down the toilet during the coronavirus outbreak.

8:40 Mariah Deitz of the Lorain County Metro Parks let us know that the parks are open and that they play an important role in the community during these tough times. However, Mariah says there are some safety precautions that have been taken within the parks.

7:20 Micah Muzio, a managing editor at Kelley Blue Book, talks about COVID-19’s impact on car shopping and shares some details about looking for a vehicle online.

7:40 Tony Gallo, President and CEO of the Lorain County Chamber of Commerce, appeared on The Morning Show and talked about Lorain County Strong, a new program that allows residents to help support local businesses.

8:10 MAHARS interim director, Elaine Georgas, detailed some of the effects coronavirus has had on those with mental health challenges and what people can do if they are feeling overwhelmed with stress or anxiety.

7:40 In honor of what would otherwise be the start of baseball season, author Emily Nemens joined The Morning Show to talk some baseball and tell us about her new book The Cactus League.

8:10 U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown  joined The Morning Show to discuss the process of working through getting the latest stimulus bill approved, combating COVID-19, and awaiting the return of baseball.

8:50 The Morning Show was joined by Chuck Thigpen, a certified athletic trainer, member of The National Athletic Trainer’s Association, and American Academy of Orthopedics and Sports Physical Therapy. Chuck discusses how parents can help their children avoid injury from “sports overload”.