Staying in Contact with London Mitchell

Guest Adam Cassi discusses Green Time in the 419, the annual fundraiser for Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful that supports environmental programming. Cassi explains how Keep Toledo/Lucas County Beautiful works to create a lasting impact for the wellbeing of Lucas County's residents, wildlife, and natural systems.  

Lane Montz, President of the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan, discusses how scammers are using celebrations, gatherings, and special events as opportunities to steal our personal information.

I talk with author Tedd Long about his new book, Toledo 1856: A Frontier Town Comes of Age. It dives into the year 1856, a turning point in Toledo's story, when the city was growing fast, full of ambition, and shaping the future as we know today.

Guest is Nicole Tuttle-Cobb, Education Coordinator with the Toledo Area Sanitary District. We discuss how to rid our yards of mosquito breeding areas and how to prevent mosquito bites.

One of the organizations publicizing the 100 works of art in Toledo is Keep Toledo-Lucas County Beautiful. Guest is executive director Adam Cassi.

After your host was hacked, Lane Montz of the local Better Business Bureau discusses ways to keep ourselves safe from the online scammers.

In this episode we take a deep dive into Post Traumatic Stress Syndrome -- PTSD.  My guest is Elijah Jones, director of programs and services with the Lucas County Board of Mental Health and Recovery Services. 

The Watershed Celebration is this weekend to celebrate the halfway completion of the Glass City Riverwalk. I talk about the event with Metroparks Toledo spokesperson Scott Carpenter.