iHeart Cinci with Sandy Collins

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IS MOST COMMON AMONG WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES OF 18-24. AND THIS STAGGERING FACT.... 1 IN 3 WOMEN AND 1 IN 4 MEN HAVE BEEN VICTIMS OF [SOME FORM OF] PHYSICAL VIOLENCE BY AN INTIMATE PARTNER IN THEIR LIFETIME. TODAY WE'LL HEAR FROM WOMEN HELPING WOMEN, AN ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS EVERY DAY TO HELP VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE GET OUT AND GET HELP. TODAY I'M SITTING DOWN WITH WITH THE...

WITH FOUR ESCAPES FROM THE CUSTODY OF THE HAMILTON COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT, WE'RE ASKING SHERIFF CHARMAINE McGUFFEY WHAT WENT WRONG, AND... HOW THE LOSS OF EXPERIENCED DEPUTIES IS CHALLENGING HER DEPARTMENT. WHEN TEENS GET PREGNANT, IT CAN FEEL LIKE THE WALLS ARE CLOSING IN. IN CINCINNATI, ONE LOCAL NON-PROFIT HAS FORMED OUT OF PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, SUCCESS AND NECESSITY... ROSEMARIES BABIES CO...

Enquirer reporter Victoria Moorwood on the status of abortion in the Tri-State, then where you can see fireworks for the 4th Holiday weekend. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

THE NURSING SHORTAGE IS FELT HERE IN THE TRI=STATE... AND CINCINNATI STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE IS NOW POISED TO HELP. WITH MORE AND MORE HOSPITALS WANTING NURSES WITH A BACHELOR'S DEGREE, MY GUESTS TODAY FROM CINCINNATI STATE EXPLAIN HOW THE LAW WAS CHANGED TO ALLOW STUDENTS TO CHOOSE MORE AFFORDABLE EDUCATION OPTIONS AND WHEN THEIR NEW BACHELOR'S IN NURSING DEGREE WILL BEGIN EDUCATING THOSE WHO MAK...

Life is hard enough for adults! Kids have a tougher time these days. Dr. Robin Arthur, psychologist, has developed an online Post Pandemic Parenting Program to help parents help their kids. Then, Melissa Adamchik, Executive Director of TriState Trauma Network has resources to help those who've been through violence, divorce, death or separation of a parent. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy...

JUNETEENTH IS THE COMMEMORATION OF THE LAST OF THE ENSLAVED AMERICANS LEARNING THEY WERE FREE... IN THE DEEPEST PART OF THE SOUTH, GALVESTON TEXAS. TODAY ON IHEART CINCY, MY GUEST IS CHRIS MILLER, THE DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION AT THE NATIONAL UNDERGROUND RAILROAD FREEDOM CENTER IN CINCINNATI, WHO UNPACKS THE OBSERVANCE, NOW OFFICIALLY IN ITS SECOND YEAR, AND HOW SLAVERY WAS OBSERVED HERE IN THE TRISTA...

A gunman with an AR-15 entered a Uvalde elementary school on May 24, 2022, killing 19 children around 10 years old, and two of their teachers. Sheriff McGuffey weighs in on the confusion being reported from the law enforcement perspective and details what Hamilton County is doing to protect its students. Then its last call for paid fellows to become literacy coaches for preschoolers in Cincinnati....

Dr. Melissa Spirek is a professor of Communication at Wright State University in Dayton, OH. We discuss how students can get the most out of college and give practical tips for success. Then we open the Community Calendar for Memorial Day observances. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Naomi Judd's suicide brings this topic to top of mind. Executive Director of the South West Chapter of the National Alliance of Mental Illness Katie Harper on help that's available. and Motorcycle Safety with Nick Greenwald. Learn what NOT to do if you're a driver. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Cincinnati Non Profit called Literacy Lab to hire young black men to teach pre schoolers to read. And The Point ARC's Founder Judi Gerding on helping I/DD adults to work and live on their own. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WCPO 9 Meteorologist Steve Raleigh discusses his career, the loss of his daughter and his charity Madi's House. and NKY Non-profit The Point ARC and their mission See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blue Ash, OH spokesperson Rachel Murray outlines new events coming to the community. Sheriff McGuffey explains why Ohio's law allowing concealed weapons carry is dangerous. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're talking about how technology is helping those living with diabetes. Then we talk to a reporter from the Cincinnati Enquirer about the public school's program to address bullying, after one of their third graders ended his own life. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This show details a new program to recruit young men of color (18-24 years old) to tutor pre-schoolers in a proven fellowship program that gives the men a solid career choice and benefits the students who rarely see men of color in the classroom. Also Traveling is back. Get summer vacation tips in this post COVID world from @JetSetSarah See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cincinnati Animal Care, a no kill shelter, has a lot of pets available for you! Mark Bell Associate Professor of Accounting at UC talks about last minute tax filing See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Women and drugs and alcohol, Cincinnati resource First Step Home joins Sandy this week. Also the new Pleasant Ridge Community Center called Community Happens Here See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What is up with all the trashed highways and streets? Today's show focuses on the irritating and costly problem of litter in Cincinnati. The City spends about $3 million yearly to clean up illegal dumping, not to mention the eyesore for out-of-towners traveling through the area. Then, County Commissioner Denise Driehaus discusses a new report on opioid overdoses and what the county is doing to hel...

His passion for helping the homeless comes from personal experience. Sam Landis helps the homeless. Very important information for those who need help on the streets from Maslow's Army. Then, battling addiction is easier with help from the caring folks at Addiction Services Council. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Russian people are getting lies and propaganda from their government about the Ukrainian invasion. Our resident journalism and political science expert, Dr. Brian Calfano of the University of Cincinnati, explains how these lies are affecting support for the war. Then, a Pleasant Ridge community center, Community Happens Here, created by Ruth Anne Wolfe, supports residents in Cincinnati's diver...