In hour one, Michelle sits down with Mike Moroski, Executive Director of the Human Services Chamber of Hamilton County. They talk about the current state of human services, the challenges facing providers, and Mike’s perspective from his time on the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton dive into the Cincinnati city council race, examining the competing slates of candidates. They break down endorsements from the Hamilton County GOP, the Hamilton County Democratic Party, and the Charter Committee, analyzing what each slate means for the future of city politics.

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In hour one, Michelle sits down with Brandon Hill, an organizer with the Amazon Labor Union (ALU) at KCVG. Brandon shares what it’s like to build a new chapter of the ALU from the ground up, and reflects on his experiences with the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) as part of a broader push for worker power.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton talk with Judge Ginger Bock from the First District Court of Appeals. Judge Bock breaks down the appellate court process, offering listeners a clear explanation of how appeals shape the legal system and what it truly means to serve as a judge.

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In hour one, Michelle brings listeners the latest on the UAW strike unfolding at General Electric in the Cincinnati area. She also shares highlights from AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler’s 2025 Labor Day speech, offering national context to the ongoing fight for workers’ rights.

In hour two, Mark takes a closer look at the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education race. He breaks down the candidates, their platforms, and the viability of their campaigns—offering listeners a clear view of what’s at stake for students, families, and the future of CPS.

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