All Episodes

Leading Edge | Bariatric surgeon on GLP-1 drugs; More Toledo history | May 10, 2026

Leading Edge | Author discusses the importance of fathers in changing world – April 29, 2026

Leading Edge | Toledo Federation of Teachers on TPS transformation plan; Toledo history | April 26

U.S. House of Reps. 9th District candidate Alea Nadeem (R); Toledo Catholic Charities | Leading Edge

Leading Edge – Republican Congressman from SE Michigan talks government shutdown; St. Francis de Sales School leadership symposium | October 5, 2025

Leading Edge - Flag City Honor Flight's Bob Weinberg on his time as a Tomb of the Unknown Soldier sentry; Bob Helle recalls his time in Vietnam where he was a POW | September 21, 2025

Leading Edge: Steve Fought on Gibsonburg’s 9/11 Memorial; Gretchen Awad on Race for the Cure; Pat McColley on Road Projects | Sept. 14

Robin Reese on restoring trust in child services; JJ Reinhart on chef life after the Playboy Mansion

Ohio Rep. Josh Williams challenges longtime incumbent in heated race; Sylvania Schools tackle AI, safety, and cell phones in new era | Leading Edge

ProMedica introduces state of the art robotic surgery system; State of unions today ahead of Labor Day holiday | Leading Edge - August 24, 2025

Volunteer firefighter numbers falling as calls for service increase; Toledo residents pushed out of real estate market as rental costs surge | Leading Edge

University of Toledo President on challenges, opportunities for institution | Leading Edge

Leading Edge | Chelsea Ziss on Maumee leadership shakeup; Tom Bush on AI and tech growth in NW Ohio | August 2, 2025

NFL Films director Steve Trout on NFL quarterbacks and new WWE series | July 27, 2025

Commissioner Pete Gerken talks Lucas County Jail; Party in the Park progess; Murals in Toledo | Leading Edge - July 20, 2025

Bruce Rumpf on O Canada Fest and cross-border commerce; Bobbi Rebell on budgeting apps and money mindfulness | July 13

Dr. Christie Jenkins, Annika Awls, Kathy Mull and Fonda Royster on domestic violence prevention and breaking the cycle | July 6, 2025

Leading Edge: Derek Merrin on Ohio's 9th District race; Tedd Long on Toledo's restaurant history | June 29, 2025

Leading Edge: Vivek Ramaswamy on Ohio gubernatorial race; Stephanie Kuhlman on vacant land scams | June 22, 2025

Leading Edge: Author and influencer Brittany Gibbons on branding and Party in the Park; 80s rock star and actor Rick Springfield on music, fans and sci-fi | June 15, 2025

Leading Edge | June 7, 2025 | Bart Lambergman on NIL and sports law; Rick Springfield on music and mental health

Leading Edge: Bruce Baumhower on UAW legacy; Jennifer Bohnsack on foster care support | June 1, 2025

Leading Edge | The future of downtown Toledo; Regional planning goals; School identity scandal - May 25, 2025

Leading Edge - Kei'mani Latigue police investigation, African American Legacy Project, ODOT update | May 18

Leading Edge: Gregory Guzman on FAFSA delays and student debt; Gregory Guzman on rising college costs | May 11

Leading Edge | UToledo’s move to make Glass Bowl NW Ohio’s premier outdoor concert venue; Mike White on St. Jude Dream Home – May 4, 2025

Leading Edge | UAW Local 14's Tony Totty on change of direction at Toledo Propulsion Systems, Bishop Daniel Thomas on death of Pope Francis - August 27, 2025

Leading Edge | Exclusive interview with Sen. Jon Husted - April 20, 2025

Leading Edge | How TPS is dealing with the issue of kids and trauma; Former Toledo Fire Chief's cancer diagnosis - April 13, 2025

Leading Edge - Tariffs effect on Toledo auto industry, BGSU athletic director | April 6, 2025

Leading Edge - Toledo Safety Director George Kral; Effects of DOGE cuts on Fair Housing Center in Toledo

Leading Edge - Data centers are coming; Mayor Kapszukiewicz on the pandemic; Terry Crosby book release | March 23, 2025

Leading Edge | Rossford School Superintendent and Rossford Mayor discuss district's progress; Early childhood education summit| March 16, 2025

Leading Edge - Komen Northwest Ohio's Gretchen Awad; Chief Meteorologist Chris Vickers | March 9, 2025

Leading Edge - Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, Acoustics for Autism | March 2, 2025

Leading Edge | Investigative reporters discuss expansive Pittman Wilder murder story - February 23

Leading Edge - Torres throws hat in mayor race ring, Adrian College president | February 16, 2025

Leading Edge | Lucas County Auditor discusses property valuations | February 9, 2025

Leading Edge - Maumee's embattled City Administrator | February 2, 2025

Leading Edge - January 26, 2025 | Libertarian spoiler?; Shakeup in the statehouse; Toledo Tomorrow

Leading Edge - Trusting leadership, Breaking stigmas | January 19, 2025

Leading Edge - Sylvania's new mayor; Tips on starting new business | January 12, 2025

Leading Edge | Cost of higher education, what illnesses are going around? - January 5, 2024

Leading Edge - Sylvania Mayor retiring, Boys and Girls Club | December 22, 2024

Leading Edge – Sheriffs as immigration agents; charitable challenges | December 8, 2024

Leading Edge - ProMedica CEO Arturo Polizzi | December 1, 2024

Leading Edge - Giving Thanks by Giving Back | November 24, 2024

Local State Reps. talk about what they want to get accomplished. Plus, what do the election results tell us about Ohio.

Leading Edge | Layoffs at Toledo Jeep plant; Local actress seeing success as background actress – November 10, 2024

Leading Edge | BGSU poll surveys people on state of democracy - November 3, 2024

Leading Edge | Ohio Dept. of Development, opposition to I-475 widening - Oct. 27, 2024

The latest updates to the Downtown Toledo Master Plan including work on Glass City Riverwalk; Northwest Ohio’s rapidly changing housing market.

Immigration driving people to the polls, but perspective is often lacking; Finding common ground across the political divide; Lucas Co. Children Services levy

The University of Toledo has a new interim president who will be tasked with turning around the school’s falling enrollment numbers; Four Hundred and Nineteen Podcast

The future of the Westgate Village Shopping Center; Fire Service Administrative Assistants Leadership Conference.

Leading Edge | Promenade Park concerts recap; School safety; Comedian Joe Gatto - September 8, 2024

Leading Edge | Lucas County prepares for general election this November; parental stress - Sept. 1, 2024

Investment Advisor Alan Lancz; Blue Force Mobile Training - August 25, 2024

Progress on ending gun violence in Toledo, Souk owner's passion for food - August 18, 2024

McKenna Reitz - Author | “Never Have a Bad Hair Day: Redefining Resilience by Embracing Life’s Challenges”; Elliot MacFarlane - "The Whiskey Wizard"

A new electric vehicle center at Toledo Public Schools’ Toledo Technology Academy will teach fledgling mechanics and engineers all about the cars and trucks of the future.

Leading Edge | Historic election, partnerships for growth, Wood Co. Fair - July 28, 20

11 Investigates; Trailer park blight | Processing recent traumatic events

Leading Edge | Rocket Networker, kids and podcasting - July 14, 2024

Leading Edge | Toledo-native Jamie Farr turns 90 - July 7, 2024

Leading Edge | Uses of Base Molecular Resonance, Teaching Teachers AI - June 30, 2024

Rossford Schools and the benefits of business; the state of politics in Ohio

City of Toledo Let's Move program aims to improve health of Toledoans; Flag City Honor Flight held another trip to Washington D.C. for veterans this week

NCAA Revenue Sharing and Lawsuit Settlement; Gordie Howe International Bridge

Daughter of D-Day soldier talks about her father and next week's remembrance of the battle; teaching teenagers about the United Way's 2-1-1 service.

City council president Carrie Hartman talks about issues happening around Toledo. Author Geoffrey Greif discusses the importance of friendships for middle aged men.

Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio and the longevity gap between different parts of the city; Authors discuss ways to deal with conflict in the workplace.

Can Toledo still fulfill the promise of the failed BITWISE venture and reshape its image into that of a “tech town”?; Leadership Toledo regional tour days.

Author and Toledo-native talks about his book Animals I want to See about his time growing up poor in Toledo in the 60s; Also, what is happening with interest rates?

Chicks for Charity; BGSU Labor Trafficking Education and Research Initiative; U Change Counseling & Behavioral Health Agency.

After the fall of tech hub Bitwise, a new venture is rising from the ashes in Toledo; The National Museum of the Great Lakes ready to grow

Lucas County Land Bank - What is it and what do they do?; Talking Record Store Day 2024 with owner of Culture Clash Records

New documentary about H.O.O.V.E.S.; Solar Eclipse cities in totality; warm winter's effect on planting season in northwest Ohio.

The movement to increase the number of terms Toledo mayors can serve; What happened to the middle in politics?

President of Destination Toledo talks about Toledo's brand and how he pitches the city; Taylor Automotive Family Community Outreach Ambassadors.

Retiring Toledo Dir. of Public Utilities talks about past present and future of water system; State Rep. Elgin Rogers talks about bill to raise teachers' salaries.

The future of retail in Toledo and the fate of the Franklin Park Mall; the largest fundraiser of the year for Ronald McDonald House Charities of Northwest Ohio.

Major development projects are poised to redefine Toledo's landscape and continue an upward trajectory into 2024 and beyond; New high end bakery coming to Sylvania.

Pastor and frequent contributor to Fletcher Word’s Sojourner’s Truth newspaper talks about the current climate in Toledo politics. Also, the NW Ohio Coaching Summit.

City investigating solutions to "deplorable living conditions" at HUD subsidized apartments | Italian Bowl coming back? | The "professionalization" of youth sports

“Finding Waypoints: A Warrior’s Journey Toward Peace and Purpose”

Greg Dempsey, Central Catholic AD/Head Football Coach; Filmmaker Christopher Wegman

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine talks about the year ahead for northwest Ohio; AI expert Jamie Ward talks about the pros and cons of the technology.

Calls for new approaches in tackling youth violence; Metroparks Toledo, recent successes/future plans; Director of NAMI moving to Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo

Car dealer EV pushback - stock market outlook for 2024 -preview of Lucas County Children Services Gift of Joy event

Discussing the difference between the debt and deficit | The future of nursing in Ohio | Longtime Toledo jewelry store closing up shop

Cornell University Dir. of Labor Studies Art Wheaton discusses what's next for the UAW and Big Three Automakers. Also, Wood County's role as election bellwether

Toledo Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Romulus Durant talks about two renewal levies on the ballot on Tuesday

Local superintendents discuss school levies on November ballot |Owens Community College president discusses future of the school.

What state and county officials are doing to make Ohio attractive to business investment

Student loan repayments are starting up again even as the economy struggles... The search for referees and officials in Ohio... Toledo mayor discusses 20 under 40

Neighborhood Health Association | Superheroes Need Support Too – a resource workshop for grandparents and kinship caregivers… Also, Team Recovery | working to help families recover from addiction

Discussions on the ongoing UAW strike, the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, and over 20 years of the 20 Under 40 awards

WWJ auto reporter Jeff Gilbert discusses UAW strike. Terry Rentner, Ph.D. and David P. Burns authors of “Social Issues in Sport Communication”, discuss intersection between sports and society.

It's football season! Jeff Smith discusses shake ups to the leagues in the high school and college ranks with Blade sports writers Steve Junga and Kyle Rowland.

Jeff Gilbert - WWJ-950AM - Auto Beat Reporter discusses the potential UAW strike | Sonya Quinn - NAMI talks mental health as kids go back to school.

Hunter Brucks, President/CEO of HB Concerts Inc. talks the 2024 summer concert series. Shannon Jones, LCHD interim Health Director talks about a new round of COVID.

Steve-O - 'Jackass' television/movie star, comedian, author; Chad Bringman - Exec. Director of Ronald McDonald House Charities of NW Ohio

State Rep. Haraz Ghanbari gives update on his trip to southern border. Steve Harmon, President of NAI Harmon talks about the local commercial real estate market

This week on Leading Edge, Jeff speaks to UT Women's Head Basketball Coach Tricia Cullop before they embark on a trip to Greece. Plus, we talk about mentoring our youth with Tramain Rayford.

Disaster planning in an age of mass violence. How schools are preparing for the threat of emergency situations

Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted discusses Issue 1, college admissions, and what 2026 means to him

Malcolm Cunningham, leader of Toledo's Office of Neighborhood Engagement and Safety; Toledo City Council member John Hobbs III talks about crime in the Glass City

Something not seen for generations, tornado touching down in Toledo. Also, LGBTQ+ pride and tolerance in Toledo

Trying to understand mass shootings in this country, from a global perspective; Also, what will the new Gordie Howe International Bridge mean for our region

Elder abuse awareness... with guests from Lucas Co. Job & Family Services and Arista Home Care Solutions; Flag City Honor Flight is getting ready to take another group of veterans to Washington D.C.

Breaking through the barriers, and finding mental health care for minority communities: Rise Academy, NAMI, Boys & Girls Club of Toledo

Former Toledo mayors Donna Owens and Carty Finkbeiner respond to current Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz's announcement on the creation of the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement. Als

The state of motherhood in 2023. Examining the special issues that mothers face in today's world and how they can get help dealing with the stresses of the job

Young people coming back home, and telling the stories of the midwest. You're going to learn about the cofounders of Midstory and the vital tales they tell This week on Leading Edge.

Addressing mental health in our youth and young adults. Why the kids of today aren’t dealing with a puddle, they’re dealing with an ocean. 

Social media- Who needs it? Leading Edge takes on the pros and cons of social media

REPLAY - Since 2017, a number of educators around the state have been trying to come up with a formula that makes better sense. How much per pupil actually works? How much should it cost to educate

University of Toledo Women's Basketball Head Coach Tricia Cullop; Flag City Honor Flight; the Total Solar Eclipse is coming, and it's going to be big

Is the state finally making a move to build a direct route from Toledo to Columbus? Also, will Toledo be getting a much needed second water intake anytime soon?

With March Madness upon us, we talk gaming here in Ohio (the gambling kind). Plus, how an area 85-year-old man got the ball rolling on those sports gaming kiosks.

March 11, 2023: What's fair, when it comes to housing? We talk about “Zip Code Matters” a new documentary, from The Fair Housing Center of Toledo. 

Consumers Energy spokesman discusses last week's ice storm in southeast Michigan; Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz discusses the state of the city

Toledo’s “Trail of Terror” on February 13, 1998, one of Toledo's most tragic days; Trauma, the response to it, and the treatment

This year's schedule for Flag City Honor Flight, and Toledo's Buffalo Soldiers organization.

City of Toledo summer youth programs; new funding received by the city for renter assistance; heart disease in the community

Newly-elected Lucas County Commissioner Lisa Sobecki; Toledo's newly revamped Glass City Center; Lake Twp.’s new fire chief.

African-American Legacy Project; Nightingales Harvest Cancer Family Pantry; a discussion about women's empowerment with author Lashanna Alfred

Toledo’s new interim police chief Michael Troendle; New city prosecutor Rebecca Facey

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwestern Ohio, Entrepreneurship in Toledo, the importance of learning life-saving skills like CPR.

Retiring Toledo Police Chief George Kral talks about his experiences after decades of service with TPD

New District 41 State Representative Josh Williams; Advocates Rachel Gagnon, from Lucas Metropolitan Housing, and Michael Hart, from the Lucas County Homelessness Board

How small businesses are handling the challenges in the economy today; Cases of Seasonal Affective Disorder on the rise with colder weather; The new Lucas County Canine Care and Control facility

Red Cross of North Central Ohio disaster response; a brand new fire station in Oregon; Lucas County Children Services Gift of Joy campaign.

Author Kevin Hazzard talks about his book American Sirens, the story of the world’s first paramedics, a group of black men in Pittsburgh. Also, charity at work and grief and loss during the holidays

Leading Edge looks at the movement to allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote. Also, Name, Image, Likeness rules in the University of Toledo athletic program

UT Associate Professor of Political Science Sam Nelson talks about the mid-term elections; Also, Diabetes Awareness Month

Local farmers talk inflation, a local realtor talks about higher mortgage rates, and representatives from the Area Office on Aging talk about their caregiver expo.

November election breakdown, update on I-475 construction project, and some of the projects the East Toledo Family Center is working on

Guests share personal stories to highlight importance of adoption and the importance of CPR

Domestic Violence Awareness Month… What the move to EVs means for Dana Inc…. Ghosts in the Glass City

D. Paul Zito with Regional Growth Partnership and Tim O’Donnell from Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express Airport

The total solar eclipse is coming to Wood County and one local expert says people need to be prepared for the influx of visitors who will almost certainly be coming into the area for the rare event.

Bob Weinberg, Director of Flag City Honor Flight, and Charles Hiser with the Lucas County Veterans Services Commission

9/11 memorials at Toledo Memorial Park cemetary, Momentum Art and Culture Festival, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northwest Ohio

Local experts discuss the national teacher shortage, Adrian's Riverview Terrace Apartments, and Northwest Ohio Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

Sylvania Mayor Craig Stough (R), First-year University of Toledo athletic director Bryan Blair

Pat McColley with the Ohio Dept. of Transportation, Lucas County Treasurer Lindsay Webb, Hull Prairie Intermediate School teacher Amy Boros

Lucas County Health Commissioner Eric Zgodzinski talks about Monkeypox cases in Lucas County. Penny Tullis and Jonathan Dorcely with the City of Toledo’s Human Relations Commission.

BGSU Political Science professor Sam Melden, Safe Kids Greater Toledo's Gina Veres, ProMedica Oncologist Dr. David Macari

Sonya Quinn, NAMI Greater Toledo | Jeanne Wingate, Ovarian Cancer Connection | Billy Mann, Boys and Girls Clubs of Toledo

WTOL 11 chief investigator Brian Dugger | Motivational speaker and advocate for Alopecia patients McKenna Reitz

City of Toledo Commissioner of Economic Development Brandon Selhorst, Alan Lancz of Alan B. Lancz & Associates

David Bush, Commissioner of the City of Toledo's Save our Community initiative, violence interrupter Isaac Miles, and Stone Foltz family attorney Rex Elliott

Dr. James Price, from the University of Toledo talks about recent state and national gun legislation. Heidi Fought, with the Ohio Townships Assoc., talks about house rentals and who regulates them.

Candidate for governor Democrat Nan Whaley talks about her plans for the state including $350 inflation rebate for Ohioans. Lake Erie Waterkeeper Sandy Bihn talks about documentary the Erie Situation

Toledo's Commissioner of Parks and Recreation Karen Ranney Wolkins on activities for young people in the city. University of South Carolina basketball star Zia Cooke on national championship.

Lance Woodworth, President and CEO of Destination Toledo talks the state of the travel industry. Sara Swisher, from EPIC Toledo, talks about retaining talent in the Toledo area for local businesses

There's a new man in charge of the University of Toledo’s athletic program, Bryan Blair, and Jerry speaks to the new Executive Director of The Ability Center.

Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz talks about the American Rescue plan and the city’s gun violence problem. Lake Township Police Department Chief Mark Hummer talks about policing in small communities.

Bowling Green State University associate professor Dr. Nicole Georgette Kalaf-Hughes discusses the influence of Donald Trump over GOP voters. Also, the continuing saga of redistricting in Ohio.

Theresa Gavarone is running to be the Republican candidate for Ohio’s 9th Congressional District this fall. Lucas County Sheriff Mike Navarre and Springfield Twp. Trustee Andy Glenn talk about Issue 5

Communications Director for the Ohio Republican Party Dan Luschek on the Republican primary in Ohio. Democrats Lisa Sobecki and Gary Byers are vying for a seat on the Lucas County Commissioners.

U.S. Senate candidate hopeful, Republican Matt Dolan | Governor and Lt. Governor hopefuls, Democrats John Crandley and Theresa Fedor | Leading Edge

Deidra Lashley, Executive Director at Toledo's Bethany House, talks about the link between domestic violence and murder. Also, the voice of the Mud Hens, Jim Weber, talks about his hall-of-fame career

John Mangas, President of Ohio Realtors talks about the hot housing market. Also, Eric Ibsen from the Toledo Mud Hens talks about the excitement building for the new season.

Central Catholic's Greg Dempsey talks about what’s next, athletically, for Toledo’s Catholic high schools. Also, reporter Susan Tebben talks Ohio redistricting and JoJaun Armour talks gun violence

March 21, 2022: JoJuan Armour, former director of Toledo's, Gun Violence Reduction program talks about the program had under his leadership. Also, Kathleen Krueger CEO of AAA HealthConnect

Abena Rowlands talks about going back to school thanks to a generous gift, her life after the death of her husband and son and finding hope. Also, Jen Miller, Ex. Dir. of League of Women's Voters.

March 6, 2022: Toledo City Councilperson Nick Komives talks redistricting maps and critical race theory. Also, radio-personality London Mitchell.

February 27, 2022: UT President Dr. Gregory Postel talks UTMC , Toledo's new athletic director, and the role of research at the university. Also, Scott Hayes with Acoustics for Autism.

February 20, 2022: Fake News. How serious an issue is fake news? Today's guests include BGSU Assistant Professor Dr. Christy Galletta Horner and Radio Newscaster London Mitchell.

February 13, 2022: Would be state lawmakers submitted their paperwork to represent citizens. Guests include Dr. Michele Grim, Ph.D and Joshua Williams

February 6, 2022: Two pioneering women. The new Chief of Toledo’s Fire and Rescue Department, and the co-chair of the Ukraine Caucus, who just happens to be the longest serving member of The House of

January 30, 2022: Majority Republicans come up with a new plan to redraw the congressional districts in Ohio. The new plan has Zero bipartisan bye-in. Also, coach Larry Tuttle a coach that has won 1.

January 23, 2022: The Ohio Supreme Court rules that the legislative maps are illegal nd are Gerrymandered. Also, Former University of Toledo Rocket, and College Football Hall of Fame member, Chuck Eal

January 16, 2022: Promedica becomes Title sponsor of the U.S. Women's Open in Toledo. Supreme Court rules to end Gerrymandering. Guests Ohio Gubernatorial Candidate Nan Whaley and Promedica CEO Randy

January 9, 2021: A lawsuit has been filed against the school voucher program, and the two leading candidates for governor have named their running mates. Guests include Teresa Fedor, John Cranley and

Happy New Year! Jerry has Rob Ludeman , Dr. Cecelia Adams and John Hobbs, III on the show, as theyfinish out their careers as public servants As well as John Hobbs, III from Toledo City Counci

December 26, 2021: Hopes for a brand new vaccine one year ago, thousands sidelined from their jobs, and now local government is just flush with cash! Help house veterans with Veterans Matter. Gue

December 19, 2021: The race to be Ohio Governor . Line 5, a Fossil Fuel Line running all the way to Toledo. Guests include John Cranley , Mayor of Cincinnati , and Scott Hayes, Toledo Refining

December 12, 2021: All aboard the train to Columbus. Would a licensing fee fix some of the issues with the seedy convince stores popping up in town. Guests include Theresa Morris, Toledo City Council

December 5, 2021: Senator Theresa Gavarine, Joe Blystone,

November 25, 2021: Richard Lane, son of Dick Night Train Lane and former Rocket Bruce Gradakowski

November 18, 2021: Redrawing congressional districts, and Toledo's record high homicide rate

November 11, 2021: Guests include Mia Lewis and Dr. Nicole Kalaf-Hughes

In the latest edition of Leading Edge with Jerry Anderson, candidates for elected office make their last pitches for votes. Joining Jerry are Toledo City Council hopeful George Sarantou, incumbent Tol

October 24: TPS Superintendent Romules Durant, Toledo City Council candidate profile: Michele Grim, Toledo City Council candidate profile: Tim Ryan

October 17: Feeling the effects of the shipping supply chain kinks, Toledo City Council candidate Ron Murphy, Toledo City Council candidate Cerssandra McPherson.

October 10: It's election season and Jerry sits down with a few of the local and state candidates - U.S. Senate candidate Jane Timken, Toledo City Council candidate Tony Dia, Toledo City Counci

October 3: with Corine Dehabey, Director of Programs for US Together's Toledo Office, Toledo City Council at-large candidate Mac Driscoll, the endorsed Democrat for the seat

September 26: with Mike Ferner, Lake Erie Advocates and Bill Phillis, Ohio Coalition For Equity and Adequacy of School Funding

September 19: State Senator Teresa Fedor and Petee Talley, Executive Director of Ohio Coalition for Black Civic Participation