5.22.26

Fans and Germs Gather For World Cup: Health Advice

As millions of soccer fans from all around the world gather in Canada, Mexico, and the US for the FIFA 2026 World Cup games starting tomorrow; so do all the germs they carry along with them. And, as you'll hear now from Summit County Health Commissioner, Chris Barker, the list of diseases that could be transmitted between sweaty fans in close contact with one another, is long, including  (but not limited to) COVID, Norovirus, and perhaps most concerning; measles. Find out why, and what Public Health Authorities are doing to keep fans—and the general public—safe. Barker talked about it with our Morning Show  host, Ray Horner, today:

Walsh Jesuit in the State Semifinals

The Walsh Jesuit Warriors are in the OHSAA Baseball State Semifinals. Coach Joe Bowers of the Warriors joined Ray to talk about the team, the opponent, and more.

6.10.26

Each Wednesday throughout the season, Ray Horner speaks with Guardians VP Bobby DiBiasio. This week Bobby and Ray reflected on Coach Mike Hargrove and discussed Coach Vogt's approach.

Summer in Peninsula

Mayor of Peninsula, Daniel Schneider, joined Ray. They discussed the summer season in the village of Peninsula.

Disease & Virus Concern with Tourist Influx

The World Cup will bring fans from all over the world into the country. Donna Skoda, former health commissioner of the Summit County Health Department, joined Ray to talk about diseases that could be brought into the country with the influx of visitors.