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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
Is AI really going to kill us all? Many experts, even within the industry, are sounding the alarm that artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly, and without sufficient 'guardrails'... A closer look at the risks of a knee-jerk reaction when balanced against the rewards of continuing to lead in this technology
Crime Prevention Conversations: The second phase of back-to-school safety for students and families
What's Happening: Details on upcoming programs and activities at the Findlay Family YMCA
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
With trade issues becoming a political inflection point, Mayor Christina Muryn talks about the importance of working with Findlay's international partners to advance relationships that have provided mutual benefit for our community, state and country (at 13:00)
As demand for weight-loss medications continues to soar, copycat and counterfeit GLP-1 drugs and peptide products continue to appear on the market, and experts fear consumers don't know the difference - or the risks (at 26:37)
Community and Business Spotlight: As this year's fundraising campaign kicks off, the United Way of Hancock County is gearing up for their 'Barrels and Bids' evening of impact (at 43:17)
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
The Findlay Service League is celebrating their 50th anniversary this month - a half-century of service that continues with their 5th annual Make a Difference Day initiative next month (at 13:52)
Representative Bob Latta made an appearance in Findlay last week to speak with local Republicans... He joined us for a conversation about the upcoming midterms and the party's recently-concluded 'midterm convention' (at 25:26)
What's Happening: Live Healthy Live Well... Resources from Hancock County OSU Extension to help you be the best you you can be (at 44:24)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
A Good Mornings Special: On this 25th anniversary of one of America's darkest days, how do you explain the impact and legacy of 9/11 to the one in ten young Americans who weren't even born yet when it happened?
University of Findlay professor Dr. Elizabeth Buchanan has a unique perspective on 9/11... Both as a history scholar, and as someone who was working at the Pentagon at the time
Even though it happened a quarter-century ago, 9/11 continues to shape policy and politics today... Sometimes in ways that we could have never anticipated at the time
ICYMI: Members of the cast join us to preview the Findlay High School fall musical production of ''Come From Away''
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10
Our conversation earlier this week with Acting US Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling after his second visit to NW Ohio in the past month, this time campaigning for Vivek Ramaswamy in Toledo on Labor Day (at 13:59)
In addition to the headline-grabbing, high-stakes candidate races that are on the ballot in November, voters will also decide on a renewal levy to help fund the services of 50 North (at 24:46)
A folding iPhone and more... Highlights from this week's Apple product reveal event, and the future direction of the tech innovator under new CEO John Ternus, with PCMag Mobile Analyst Iyaz Ahktar (at 42:56)
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GOOD MORNINGS is a fun, hip and lively show that has everyone talking – featuring conversations with local, state and nationally-known politicians, authors and experts in fields ranging from current events to technology, finance to modern lifestyle topics.
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