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”.

7:40 – Pet trend and lifestyle expert Charlotte Reed talks about COVID-19’s impact on our pets and how to care for them during this epidemic. (13:51)

8:10 – Attorney Margaret T. Karl discusses some of the different changes happening in the legal business due to the coronavirus outbreak. (13:42)

Director Cindy Andrews from the Community Foundation of Lorain County joined The Morning Show to talk about the impact of COVID-19 and how the Community Foundation continues to assist people in these tough times.  (10:06)

7:40am  Scott Malarkey from Hometown Dental in Seville talked about how the COVID-19 crisis is affecting dentists and what people should do to maintain good dental care. (10:00)

8:10am Susan Bartosch of Second Harvest Foodbank shares information on the increase in demand for food and the need for volunteers because of the COVID-19 pandemic in the middle of their Harvest for Hunger drive.

Dr. Harry Kestler

During the Morning Show on Tuesday, March 17th Bruce and Craig spoke with Lorain County Community College Professor Dr. Harry Kestler about the current COVID-19 situation taking place in Lorain County.

7:40am  Avon Library Branch Manager Donna Kelly-Sprinkle and DeeDee Alvelo, Chairperson of the Avon Library Levy Committee talked about Issue 12 and the need to expand the library. (10:00)