In hour one, Michelle speaks with Nancy Sullivan from Transformations CDC about the impact of Trump-era policies on working-class immigrants in Cincinnati. They explore how national politics are creating local hardships—and what can be done to support vulnerable communities.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton break down the week’s biggest news stories from Cincinnati and across Ohio. Topics include rising property taxes, updates on federal education funding, and their candid take on the recent downtown brawl that’s sparked conversations across the city.

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In hour one, Michelle sits down with Neil Kelly, Deer Park city councilman and passionate disability rights advocate. They talk about Neil’s journey in public service, his work to make communities more accessible, and how local leadership can drive real inclusion.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton celebrate one year of Boiling Point! They take listeners behind the scenes of producing a labor-focused podcast, reflect on the past year’s biggest moments, and interview each other to share more about their lives, motivations, and what fuels their fight for working-class issues.

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In hour one, Mark delivers a local news roundup featuring key updates from Cincinnati Public Schools as they face federal funding cuts, the unveiling of a new Charter Committee slate, and an unexpected leadership lesson for corporate executives inspired by the Bengals' offseason moves.

In hour two, Mark takes a deep dive into the QAnon movement—tracing its origins, its merger with the MAGA base, and the growing belief that the Jeffrey Epstein scandal may shape how history remembers a potential second Trump term.

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