Listed below are some of 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.

Join Horizon Youth Theatre this fall for Little Women: The Musical, based on the beloved novel by Louisa May Alcott and directed by Cassie Greenlee. It will be performed October 6 – 9, 2022, at the Oak Street Theater in Bowling Green. Clint had a visit this morning with Director Cassie Greenlee and 3 members of the cast, Rose Walters, Reagan Otley, and Gavin Miller.

Clint got comments about a new program from Dr. Rodney K. Rogers, BGSU President, Ohio Chancellor of Higher Education Randy Gardner, BGSU Schmidthorst College of Business Dean Jennifer Percival and others.
Bowling Green State University and the Ohio Department of Development announced a partnership today, Sept. 30, to provide export training to students who can then use their knowledge to help Northwest Ohio businesses strengthen their export programs.
The University’s Allen W. and Carol M. Schmidthorst College of Business will begin offering an export-focused class in the spring semester 2023, and students in the class will be eligible for export-related internships at companies across the state beginning in May 2023.
BGSU is one of two universities being added to the Ohio Export Internship Program this year. The other is Ohio University, and both universities join four others that already are part of the program: Ohio State University, Cleveland State University, the University of Dayton, and Youngstown State University.
The Ohio Export Internship Program is administered by the Ohio Department of Development’s Office of Export Assistance and International Engagement.
“We’re pleased that we are able to extend the reach of this internship program,” Development Director Lydia Mihalik said. “Ohio is now the ninth largest exporting state in the nation, and our goal is to help companies enter export markets so Ohio-made products get in the hands of more international customers.”

Clint had a conversation with resident Andre Reddin who many folks who made it out of the apartment said they may not have if not for his quick action.

Clint had the opportunity to see the Western Lake Erie Chapter of The American Red Cross in action this past week supporting folks displaced after the apartment fire on N. Grove Street. He had to reach out to Deborah Pressley, Disaster Program Manager, to find out more about this dedicated group of volunteers.

According to Wood County Sheriff Mark Wasylyshyn the renovations to the jail should be moving forward as early as next week. Clint asked the Sheriff about a resolution passed by the county commissioners Thursday that sets a maximum price for the renovation/expansion at $27,991,095 which includes furniture, fixtures, HVAC upgrades and architectural fees.

Jim Witter from the Wood County Park District called the show this morning to highlight some of the great family fun events at Saturday's Heritage Farm Fest. The event will include live music, wagon rides, history talks, farming demonstrations, cider pressing, and other activities on Saturday at a historic farm near Bowling Green. The Wood County Park District organized festival takes place at the Carter Historic Farm, a working farm that represents life in the 1930s and 1940s. The event is free but donations are requested. The festival runs 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday at 18331 Carter Rd., northeast of Bowling Green.

Head coach of Bowling Green State University Volleyball Danijela Tomic previewed Friday and Saturday night's games at the Stroh Center against Ohio University.

Clint asked Donnie Winchell, the Executive Director of Ohio Wines to call the show this week to talk about the upcoming Vino Wine Festival. Clint learned about the history of winemaking in Northwest Ohio and about the big event taking place October 8 at the Wood County Fairgrounds, Bowling Green, Ohio from 1-7 p.m. A celebration of wine and food in Northwest Ohio celebrating fine wine, great food, and offering shopping, music, and fun. The festival expects more than 1000 attendees for this first time during the fall ‘Crush’ season and the beautiful weather in our great state during this time of year.
Up to twenty wineries are expected to be pouring reds, whites, blushes, fruit, and dessert wines. They will be offering European-style viniferas, Ohio-grown natives, and French-American hybrid wines to suit every palate.

Friday was Dick Eppstein's last day on the job after a half a century of service at the Better Business Bureau. Dick has been a regular guest of Clint's every month for many years as well so he asked the President of the Better Business Bureau of Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan to do a final farewell call to the show Thursday so he could thank him for his many years of service.

Perrysburg High School Yellow Jacket Football Coach Dirk Conner joined Clint on Thursday's The Morning Show BG to share his thoughts on Friday's showdown with the Anthony Wayne Generals.

The Bowling Green Fire Division has announced the return of its annual open house on Oct. 1, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., at the Pearl Street Fire Station. This is a family-friendly event to allow residents to explore the fire station, meet firefighters and learn more about how to keep their families safe at home and away. Lt. Jim Ritterbach called the show to give Clint all the details.

Lots of big High School Football games this Friday including the showdown between the Anthony Wayne Generals and the Perrysburg High School Yellow Jacket Football for 1st place in the NLL. General Head Coach Andy Brungard previewed the game for Clint this morning.

Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce Director Mary Hinkelman joined Clint Tuesday morning to preview the Holiday Parade! They talked about lots of great programming in the coming weeks and she brought along new Chamber investor BG Pedal Company owner Joe Steinmetz to talk about his new Quadricycle Entertainment Service.

BGSU Hockey coach Ty Eigner called in for his 1st weekly conversation this season. Clint and Ty not only discussed this weekends season opening series with Northern Michigan University Wildcats but Clint also got his reaction to the BGSU trustees support at last week's meeting of renovations to several areas of the Slater Family Ice Arena.

Construction on East Wooster Street and potential increasing cost for the new administration building being constructed in City of Bowling Green were 2 of the topics discussed with Mayor Mike Aspacher when he called into the show Tuesday morning. Clint also heard the mayor's opinion on the recent distribution of 2 million dollars in ARPA funding by council and his upcoming audience with Governor Mike DeWine to discuss the suspension of the Route 23 corridor study.

Kat Patterson from Visit BG Ohio visited the studio this morning to tell us more about the V.I.N.O. (Vintners in Northwest Ohio) Wine Festival. Clint got the details and keep listening to The Morning Show BG at 88.1 WBGU-FM to win tickets to this first of it's kind event in Northwest Ohio!

BGSU Football coach Scot Loeffler talked about the MAC season getting starting this week with a Saturday trip to Akron but most of the questions were about his health scare last week.

The Bowling Green State University Board of Trustees on Friday approved a landmark change to the University’s College of Technology, Architecture and Applied Engineering (CTAAE) that will both enhance education opportunities for current and future BGSU students and respond directly to workforce needs in Ohio and beyond. Clint got comments from Dr. Rodney K. Rogers, BGSU President and Provost Dr. Joe Whitehead about this exciting academic initiative. The board passed a reconfiguration of the college that will create the School of Engineering and the School of Aviation. The reconfigured CTAAE will be composed of the new School of Engineering, School of Aviation and the existing School of the Built Environment.

Gratitude and optimism. Bowling Green Economic Development Director Kati Thompson expressed both to Clint today when he visited with her to talk about the $75,000 granted from the City ARPA funds for an "Innovation & Entrepreneurship Accelerator Feasibility Analysis". What is it and how will this help the BG Economy?

More accolades for the Wood County Hospital being voted as one of America's Best in State Employers by Forbes Magazine. CEO Stan Korducki shared the news with Clint this morning. The also talked about when vaccines will be available for flu season, Dr. Melissa Houser joining the Wood County Medical Associates Pediatric Care and those wild turkey sightings that continue near the Hospital!

BGSU President Dr Rodney Rogers gave a statement on the passing of Kerm Stroh.

For the 4th and possibly last time, the "Better BG Bash" is returning to the Wooster Green in Downtown Bowling Green Sunday. Clint had a chat with founder Will Pierce about what sights, sounds and tastes you experience Sunday plus why he's stepping back after this weekends popular event.

Clint had a visit with Dustin Galish of Tree No Leaves fame who called the show this morning to invite everyone to a new monthly music performance series at Grounds For Thought, 174 S. Main St. in downtown Bowling Green, Sunday, Sept. 25 at 6 p.m.

This morning Clint had the pleasure of welcoming the Director of the Wood County District Public Library Michael Penrod to the show for the Friday morning "Library update" segment. Michael shared an exciting initiative offering tutoring for area K-5 schools kids at the library free of charge, updated Clint on the Sentinel-Tribune online digitization initiative, recapped the very successful Black Swamp Arts Festival Book sale and more.

Clint talked with Mark Henerson, Pre-Planning Specialist at Hanneman Family Funeral Homes & Crematory, about this important presentation coming up next Thursday.

Tickets are still available for tonight's Bowling Green Parks & Recreation "Party for the Parks" at the Veterans Building in City Park.Park Director Kristin Otley and Clint talked about tonight's fun event. They also recapped Thursday's presentation at Bowling Green Kiwanis Club on the 20 year history of the Simpson Garden Park, enhancements coming for the disc golf course at Carter Park and more. He also talked with the former Director of the BG Parks & Recreation Michelle Grigore about the history of Simpson Garden Park.

The Ohio Department of Education released the 2022 Ohio School Report Cards late last week so Clint sat down with Angela Schaal, Executive Director of Teaching & Learning for Bowling Green City Schools, this week to talk about how they stacked up.

The 2nd Annual Emergency Essentials Fair is this Saturday at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Conneaut Ave. Tom Shadle gave Clint some of the details on this FREE event on this morning's show.

Topics discussed with Kami Wildman from the Wood County Health Department this morning included New COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Recommended for People 12+, an update on the Health Center Renovation and an E-Coli Update.

Bowling Green High School Principal Dan Black along with Art Teacher Nikki Myers and Computer Science teacher K.C. Hale talked about the impact the Carolyn Ulsh Memorial fund is having by funding a Robotics program and scholarships.

At Tuesday's Bowling Green City Schools Board of Education meeting Joe Edens, representing the Bowling Green School Foundation, encouraged teachers to apply for grants of up to $1,500 to support projects this fall.

Clint talked with BGSU Hockey Head Coach Ty Eigner on the show this morning to get his take on the high expectations for this year's team.

State Representative Haraz N. Ghanbari made a stop at Monday night's City of Bowling Green Council meeting to read a proclamation in honor of long time City Attorney Mike Marsh. This was Mike last meeting after serving 35 years in the role. Clint got an interview with Mike after the meeting.

HM Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest today and Clint had the opportunity to talk with Dr. Neal Jesse from the Bowling Green State University Department of Political Science about the monarchy's role in British politics and more.

Dr. Matt Donahue, teaching professor, in the Bowling Green State University College of Popular Culture talked with Clint this morning about Queen Elizabeth's legacy as a pop culture icon as well as American infatuation with the monarchy.

The President of the Black Swamp Players Heath Diehl and the Director of "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress", Bridget Drew joined Clint this morning with a behind the scenes look at this latest comedy.

Hiring at the Wood County District Public Library was one of the topics Clint touched on with Kristin Wetzel on this mornings call. Kristin gave a description of several part time and full time positions now open. They also talked about the Carter House, homework help for kids, parents and grandparents and lots more!

Clint finished up our series of interviews this week in support of "Direct Support Professionals Week" by inviting Jen Black, Provider Relations Coordinator, Clarence Minniefield- DODD Certified Self-Employed Independent Provider and Tonya Gebby (Person Receiving Services) to the studio. They focused on employment opportunities for DSP's and those that they serve.

Every month on the show Clint gets to meet another Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper from the Bowling Green Post. This morning Sgt. Shawn Fosgate shared stories with him about his 22 year career, gave info on this month's focus on teen driving, talked about a career as a OSHP Trooper and told us the excuse he hears most when he has to stop someone for speeding!

For over a decade the Wood County Committee On Aging has been working toward offering Adult Day Care Services. With the construction of the new building, the space is now available and this week Salli Bollin, Executive Director of MemoryLane Care Services who will be administering the program talked with the WCCOA Governing Board. Clint talked afterwards with Director Denise Niese about this exciting new service coming to Wood County.

Clint talked this morning with Mike Androvich from the Historical Construction Equipment Association about the upcoming 36th Annual Historical Construciton Equipment Association Expo Sept. 23-25 at the Museum grounds, 16623 Liberty High Road. Clint got the details on this family friendly event that should bring thousands of visitors to enjoy the weekend!

Clint had to reach out to Dr. Barbara Henry, assistant vice president of BGSU Nontraditional and Military Student Services at Bowling Green State University to congratulate her on climbing to No. 2 in national rankings as a top university for veterans and active military students. The University is up three spots in the national rankings, according to the largest and most comprehensive ranking of schools for military service members and veterans.

On Saturday, September 17 Middleton Township Fire Department is hosting a Community Safety Day, and you are invited! Clint visited with Lori and a couple of the Fire Chiefs that have organized this years event. They were also joined by Jeff Klein, Director of the Wood County Emergency Management Agency. Family-Friendly Activities including a bounce house, kid-friendly safety demonstrations, snow plow painting, and more!
We will also be hosting representatives from many area organizations such as American Red Cross, Life Connection, Suburban Natural Gas, Wood County EMA, and many more!

The Wood County Hospital is adding the Rivercrest OB/GYN physician group to its Women’s Health Service line Starting October 1, 2022. President/CEO Stan Korducki gave Clint the details of this expanded service when he called in this week.

On Wednesday Clint focused on transportation services for DSP focus. Angie Blake Provider Relations Specialist and Trainer, Maralee Noon a Shuttle Driver and Susie Ward who receives services shared their stories with him.

Clint's Tuesday interview for Direct Support Professionals Week was with Jeremy Buchhop Provider Relations Specialist, Greg Hills a DSP for 49 years, Jill Herrrington and Kristi Merrill who receives services.

Clint started off our week in support of "Direct Support Professionals Week" with a visit from Kristen Varallo, Marissa Bramble and Kim Paxton. He discussed provider relations, the benefits of respite care and Kim told us how her DSP has helped her.

Music Committee co-chairs Tim Concannon and Cole Christensen gave Clint a preview of these outstanding musical acts.

Dani Beamer, ​CESP Employment Specialist at Work Leads to Independence along with last years Prom Queen Sue Ward visited with Clint this morning to invite us to be a part of the WLI "Work Leads to Independence" Prom.

A 27 year old Portage man was charged with Assault on a Police Officer, Resisting Arrest, Criminal Trespass and Receiving Stolen Property after Bowling Green Police Division officers were called to an address on Clough St. Sunday evening on the report of a male trying to get into vehicles. Lt. Adam Skaff gives Clint some of the details of the incident. He'll have more on this story on Thursday morning's local news.

The City of Bowling Green, the Center for Regional Development (CRD), and Bowling Green State University (BGSU) held a press conference Tuesday to announce Downtown Forward, a collaborative initiative to enhance placemaking in downtown Bowling Green. The Downtown Forward partnership was formed after the City of Bowling Green was selected to participate in the Reimagining Rural Regions (R3) program with CRD. Clint got comments from BG Mayor Aspacher, Ohio's Sr. Director for the Center for Regional Development Dr. Russell Mills, BGSU Provost Dr. Joe Whitehead and others.
The R3 program, launched in 2021, is an economic and workforce development-centered placemaking initiative that helps communities identify, enhance and build community assets to aid in talent attraction and retention. The program provides the capacity to communities to conduct public engagement to develop placemaking plans. Additionally, BGSU graduate and undergraduate students work with each community to help plan and implement projects to enhance and build more livable spaces.

On Wednesday's Wood County Insurance Agency's Sports reports Clint shared this weeks interview with BG Bobcat Football coach Josh Wade. He reviewed last week contest against Findlay and previewed this Friday's showdown with the Perrysburg Yellow Jackets.

Clint had a conversation with Black Swamp Arts Festival Co-Chair Jessica Gibson, the first of several interviews he'll have this week to prepare you for three days of free concerts and fine art shows at Ohio's largest free music festival. "Ohio's Best Arts Festival" takes place September 10, 11, and 12, 2021 in downtown Bowling Green, Ohio.

Despite accidentally locking Wood County Emergency Management Agency Director Jeff Klein and Deputy Director Erin Konecki out of the studio this morning, honest it was an accident, they were kind enough to share National Preparedness Month tips with Clint.