Listed below are some the most recent interviews conducted by Clint. You can listen to The Morning Show every morning Monday-Friday from 6:00am-9:00am on WBGU FM 88.1. Be sure to follow The Morning Show on Facebook to stay up to date.

Kathy Mull, Director of The Cocoon in Wood County and Robin Guidera called the show this morning to talk about the increasing pressure on the family unit that sheltering in place during the Covid-19 pandemic will cause. We also talked about all programs available to help.

With a dozen Covid-19 cases in Wood County as of this morning, Wood County Hospital President Stan Korducki shared with our listeners the ongoing preparation happening here as expert expect the number of cases to increase significantly this week and next.

With the Wood County Committee On Aging buildings all closed, Denise Williams-Niese the Executive Director told Clint this morning that her staff and volunteers have redoubled their efforts to reach the county's senior citizens.

Michele Raine from the Wood County District Public Library called in this morning to remind our listeners that although the Library is closed there's still a treasure trove of options available through the WCDPL.org website.

April is Fair Housing Month and City of Bowling Green Housing Specialist Matt Snow gave Clint the details on projects the city has helped with so far and money that's still available.

Wood County Health Department Commissioner Ben Batey reported the 7th confirmed case of the Coronavirus in the County. Hear the very latest update from this morning's show here.

Dr. Rodney K. Rogers - BGSU President said on today's show, "These are unprecedented times. BGSU has come together to help slow the spread of COVID-19. However, the unexpected financial hardship our students may be facing is not lost on us. Join me in supporting our students by giving to the Student Emergency Fund."

We are so fortunate to have a partner like the Wood County Health Department commit to providing our listeners with regular updates throughout the week during these difficult times. Commissioner Ben Batey calls in during the 8 o'clock news Tuesday's and Friday's and this morning Alex Aspacher updated us as well.

Clint had a distinguished panel of financial experts from State Bank on the show this morning. Chief Wealth Management Officer Chris Jakyma, Chief Investment Officer Kelly Cleveland and our own Mark Cassin Sr. VP all shared their thoughts on the financial effects of the Covid-19 virus.

Clint visited with Ty Eigner Tuesday morning to reflect on another 20+ win season for the Falcon Hockey program. He shared stories about the team's experience as their playoff run was cancelled due to the Coronavirus and what the team and staff are doing during this time of self isolation.

Well the first week of "distance learning" for Bowling Green City Schools is behind us and Superintendent Francis Scruci talked with Clint this morning about extraordinary efforts from the school staff, the community and parents during these very difficult times.

Talked with State Representative Haraz N. Ghanbari this morning about Ohio's response so far to the Covid-19 virus including legislation to help hard hit businesses. Also about legislation awaiting the Ohio House's session this week including work on the Ed Choice voucher program.

Very Difficult couple of days for the Bowling Green State University Athletics teams as well. Clint talked with AD Bob Moosbrugger this morning.

Clint also talked on Friday's show with Jeff Orlowski, the administrator of Woodhaven Health Care on E. Gypsy Lane Road, after Governor Mike DeWine announced Thursday that the state would soon update its order limiting visitors at nursing homes and assisted living facilities “to reflect that no visitors will be admitted,” in hopes of protecting vulnerable patients from COVID-19 exposure.

Also affected by the school closures across the state are charter and private schools. The Sleek Academy in Bowling Green is owned and operated by Erica Sleek and she shared with Clint her frustration over Governor Mike DeWine's order.

Clint talked with Francis Scruci, Superintendent of Bowling Green City Schools, Ohio, about their plans starting Monday for the "extended Spring Break" due to Governor Mike DeWine's order plus how this would effect the school calendar.

With the number of Coronavirus cases increasing in Ohio so are the number of "scams" related to the scare according to Dick Eppstein President of the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.

Seth Thompson of Panda Technologies joined with Dick Eppstein and Clint Corpe to talk about how to defend against cyber attacks on your computer plus how to recognize legitimate sites if you want to help a Go Fund Me acct, etc.

The Director of the Bowling Green Parks & Recreation Dept, Kristin Otley, visited the studio Tuesday to give us an update on the new City Building, spring programming and more.

Joan Callecod from the League of Women Voters shared some insight with us Tuesday about the importance of being counted in the 2020 Census.

Clints guests Tuesday included Kim Paxton, Brandon Broschius, Mike Nuzum, Kyle Lewis and Zach Parcher all athletes from Wood Lane - Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities talking about the Aktion Club, Celebrity Basketball game and more.

Wood County Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn talked with us during this morning's local news about the apparent murder-suicide Thursday morning in Pemberville, Ohio that took the life of Eastwood High School (Ohio) student Cierra McCrory. The shootings took place inside 310 Perry St., where McCrory, 17, lived with her mother.

Pastor Rob Spicer and Robin Small from St Mark's Lutheran Church in Bowling Green shared the message of the 2020 Lenten Series "The Spirituality of the Cross" running this month.

Courtney Rice from NAMI Wood County stopped by to talk with us about programming available this month.

Bowling Green, Ohio City Councilman John Zanfardino is chair of the Community Improvement Committee tasked with researching the possibility of implementing rental property inspections and registration in the city. We talked about that and more this morning on the show.

FREE ADA Accessible non emergency transportation is available across Wood County to medical, dental, pharmacy and addiction treatment appointments/services through the Wood County NET Plus program. Shannon Fisher for the Wood County Department of Job and Family Services told us more.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month and the folks at Wood Lane - Wood County Board of Developmental Disabilities have tons of activities scheduled. Kristin Fisher and Superintendent Brent Baer gave Clint the details this morning

VP of Business Banking at BG's Huntington National Bank Jim Phares and Shannon Loar, Regional Mkt Manager stopped by this morning to talk about the collaboration giving away Toledo Walleye tickets and Huntington's long history of investing in Northwest Ohio.

Jodi Reitz is the Recruitment Manager for the Census Bureau in charge of hiring another 600+ people in Wood County to help with the 2020 Census. We talked about these unique opportunites on this morning show.

Jennifer Morlock and Jane Roth from the OSU 4-H Youth Development division brought Audrey and Drew into the studio to talk about their experiences in 4-H; plus how you can still get your kids signed up for summer camp!

Mary Hinkelman brought Justin Marx from BG Beer Works with her this week as her "Investor Spotlight". Lots of great news about Ribbon Cuttings, expansions and Justin's leadership in support of many non-profits over the years.

With the new year comes lots of new goals for the Bowling Green, Ohio City Council and Mayor Mike Aspacher. The Mayor and Clint talked about a "full plate" of goals the administration hopes to tackle this year.

The BGSU Bowen-Thompson Student Union is the location for this year's Latino Issues Conference on March 25th. Dr. Susana Pena, the Director of the School of Cultural and Critical Studies, and she gave us the details this morning.

The Wood County Historical Center & Museum latest photography exhibit is "Utopia" by Taylor Houpt Ayers. Kelli Kling, Marissa Muniz and Taylor helped me preview tonight's opening and ribbon cutting

Director Heath Diehl, Annelise Clifton, Bridget Harrington and Music Director Lizzy Edwards from "The Drowsy Chaparone" visited this week to talk about the show which opens tonight!

Angie Bradford is the Director of Food Service at the Wood County Committee On Aging and she brought great news about the expanding menus there plus the March "Meals on Wheels" outreach program.

Mark Cassin and Mortgage Originator Brian Hall talked with us this week about helping you buy your forever home in 2020!

Jeff Klein, Wood County Emergency Management Agency Director, talked about weather safety, Haz Mat updates, spring tornado drills and lots more during his weekly visit.

Sandy Wiechman joined Clint this week to talk about Governor Dewine's announcement of a "Hands-Free" Ohio Bill initiative being discussed in Columbus.

Stan Korducki, President of the Wood County Hospital, talked about safety initiatives the hospital instituted to battle the flu plus the results of the recent ACA Hospital-Aquired Condition Reduction Program and more.

The Bowling Green Arts Council is holding an opening reception this Friday at the Wood County Senior Center for the 50+ Shades of Grey art Exhibit. John Caldernello and Melanie Stinson stopped by to share the details.

Alex Aspacher and Kami Wildman had lots of great info to share today ranging from Heart Health, Children's Dental Health month, eating disorders and more