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Who will buy my pancakes?
Erica Banks, Akron Food Works Coordinator at the Well CDC, joins Keith to talk about local assistance for food entrepreneurs.To learn more about becoming an Akron Food Works kitchen member,…
Where can veterans report to for help?
John Roszczyk and Kellie Lockemer, staff attorneys at Community Legal Aid, join Keith to discuss legal and other support services can veterans find in our community.To learn more about the Veterans…
Why do we need a roundabout?
Matt Stewart, the Transportation Planning Administrator for the Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study, joins Keith to talk about our changing transportation needs.To weigh in directly on…
Is my house the best on the block?
Emma Segedy, Director of Development & Community Outreach for Keep Akron Beautiful, joins Keith to talk about taking care of our public spaces.To volunteer to help pick up litter this spring,…
S4E2 How can deliberative democracy create actual change?
Morgan Lasher, Unify America’s Chief of U.S. Democracy Leagues, joins Keith to let Akronites know how they can join a new process to address housingTo throw your name in the hat to be a delegate at…
Do I really owe taxes on this?
Simon Johnson and Xul Perez, attorneys at Community Legal Aid, join Keith to discuss tax obligations for gig workers. For upcoming online and in-person legal clinics, visit…
What's Ris reading?
Former Akron Mirror co-host Ris, now the Collection Development Manager at the Portage County District Library, re-joins Keith to give direction on finding your new favorite book!To chat with our…
S3 What don't rats like to eat?
Ben McMillan, founder of Rubber City Reuse, joins Keith to talk about how to compost your food scraps.For more information about composting, and the services offered by Rubber City Reuse,…
Can I get a free smoke alarm?
Arell Tee, Neighborhood Network Manager for Central Summit County, joins Keith to talk about home resources offered by Habitat for Humanity. For more information about the Neighborhood Safety Kits…
S3E19 Does this railing make me look old?
Theresa Niewiadomski, a Family Caregiver Support Specialist from Direction Home Akron Canton Area Agency on Aging and Disabilities, joins Keith to discuss the process of ensuring safety and support…
S3E18 Who gets to make a mural?
Summer Hall, Akron's Public Art Liaison, joins Keith to discuss how public art is chosen and placed throughout the city.To learn more about the Public Art Commission, visit…
S3E17 What should I wear to court?
Melissa Frangos and Scott Riley, attorneys with the Summit Legal Defenders, join Keith to discuss the process of going to court.To learn more about the Summit Legal Defenders, visit…
S3E16 What’s behind the Gorge dam?
Elaine Marsh, Watershed Specialist with Summit Metroparks, joins Keith to preview the exciting Free the Falls project taking shape at the Gorge.To find more information, and a link to Elaine’s Free…
S3E15 Who can help me stay in my home?
Steven McGarrity, Executive Director at Community Legal Aid, joins Keith to chat about help through Akron's new right-to-council pilot program for tenants facing eviction. To find more information…
S3E14 Does this raccoon have rabies, or is it just happy to see me?
Sara Cochrane, Environmental Health Supervisor at Summit County Public Health, joins Keith to chat about the prevalence and dangers of rabies.To learn more about the rabies vaccine clinic for pets,…
S3E13 Where can I get something to eat?
Katie Carver-Reed, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank, joins Keith to chat about how to take advantage of free food programs throughout Northeast Ohio.To…
S3E12 What's the history of the Akron History Center?
Caitlyn Conley, Local History and Museum Specialist, welcomes Keith to the Akron History Center to chat about the museum’s origins, current treasures, and future plans.To learn more about the Akron…
S3E11 Want to talk trash?
Marcie Kress, Executive Director of Reworks, joins Keith to discuss options for recycling, reusing, and safely disposing of household materials for Summit County residents.To learn more about the…
S3E10 Where does Pride come from?
Steve Arrington, Executive Director and Co-Founder of the Akron AIDS Collaborative, and Tony Pankuch, Education and Outreach Coordinator at the Cummings Center for the History of Psychology, join…
S3E9 Is it Real or is it AI?
Melvin Bukiet, an author and professor at Sarah Lawrence College, and Tim Boucher, an artist based in Quebec, join Keith to talk about AI - how it can be used for unique creative pursuits, and how it…
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