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Amanda Wampler, recently appointed leader of the Humane Society of Delaware County (HSDC), discusses the shelter’s rapid growth, a record-breaking Fur Ball fundraiser that raised over $200,000, and plans to replace an overcrowded facility that lacks proper isolation and kennel space.The episode covers HSDC’s funding model (primarily private donations with hopes for county support), volunteer and foster programs, highlighted animals available for adoption (including Clifford, Max and Guinness), and upcoming community events like a Seven Brew fundraiser on September 12th.

Kristine Hodges and Chase Waits of the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities explain why a new $1.8 million levy is on the November ballot after a narrow defeat in spring. They describe how levy funds are the board's primary revenue source and support services for about 2,300 residents—from early intervention (Help Me Grow) to personal care, employment supports, and adult day programs.
If the levy fails, non-mandated programs and whole departments could be cut, ending key supports for vulnerable people and their families. The episode urges listeners to learn about the levy, ask questions, and consider the impact before voting.

Gabrielle Johnston of Soul Revival joins The Breakfast Club to promote Rock for Choices, a benefit supporting Choices Domestic Violence Shelter featuring an All‑Star Black Crowes tribute at Woody's this Sunday from 5–9 PM (admission $15).The conversation covers Gabrielle's musical background, favorite covers like “Me and Bobby McGee,” memorable gig stories, and upcoming fundraisers including an all‑day event at the Moose Lodge in Marysville on October 17.

Dr. Kevin Hensel discusses causes of back pain, differences between acute and chronic cases, home care strategies, and medical options including physical therapy, imaging, injections, and surgery. He also outlines red flags that require urgent care and shares prevention tips to protect your spine.

Delaware City Councilwoman Lindsay Griffith discusses the closure of the maternity ward at Grady Hospital, the legal dispute over a charitable affiliation agreement, and the Ohio Attorney General's decision not to use statutory authority to intervene.
She outlines the rushed timeline, OhioHealth's financial rationale, the city's limited options, and community concerns about transfers to other hospitals as services end at midnight.

Jennifer Rogers, a five-time blue ribbon and two-time Best in Show winner at the Ohio State Fair, joins The Breakfast Club to discuss her cake contest process. She describes her cherry‑almond entry — a white cake flavored with almond and vanilla, cherry Italian meringue buttercream, homemade cherry syrup, candied cherries and candied almonds — and how she practices and prepares ahead of the competition.The episode covers live judging at the Kasich Building, tips for home bakers (use a scale, read the recipe, crumb coat, transport cakes in sturdy bakery boxes), and behind-the-scenes fair moments and stories. It’s a concise look at what it takes to create and deliver a blue‑ribbon cake.

Mark and Sherry interview Kevin Moreno about the upcoming June 15 soft opening of Mercedes‑Benz of Columbus North, located near the Tanger Outlets in Sunbury.Kevin describes the dealership as the first AMG Brand Center in the U.S., featuring high‑performance AMG models, Sprinter vans, Maybach vehicles, a large service department, and a significant inventory arriving for the launch.The episode covers the relocation of Mercedes‑Benz of Mansfield to Sunbury, the creation of about 70 local jobs, community excitement, and future tech like advanced self‑driving chips and luxury amenities.Listeners are invited to visit the new showroom during the soft opening and throughout the summer for tours, test drives, and sales.

Everything you need to know about the new "Trump Accounts," with Certified Financial Planner Practitioner Tom Kovach of Waddell & Reed in Dublin, Ohio.
"Trump accounts" (Section 530‑A): eligible children born 1/1/2025–12/31/2028 receive a $1,000 federal seed deposit, families and employers can contribute, investments are limited to low‑cost index mutual funds/ETFs, and accounts convert to a traditional IRA at age 18.
The episode covers contribution limits, investment rules, the July 4 launch, how to open an account at trumpaccounts.gov or via IRS Form 4547, and hypothetical growth examples that show the power of early compounding.
Smart Money with Tom Kovach Thursdays at 7:30 am during the Breakfast Club with Mark Bingaman & Sherry Fisher on My 967, Classic Rock 95X and 93X.
 

On this episode Dr. Kevin Hensel of Memorial Health in Marysville joins the Breakfast Club to mark American Heart Health Month, reviewing major heart risks—visceral fat and waist size, high blood pressure, cholesterol, blood sugar, smoking—and how they differ for men and women.
He shares practical advice: aim for about 7,000 steps/day, follow a Mediterranean/DASH-style diet (more vegetables, lean protein, legumes, berries), consider statins like rosuvastatin when appropriate, and use two combined approaches to quit smoking. Small, sustainable changes—start with quitting smoking or improving diet—offer the biggest payoff.

She casts a spell on the Breakfast Club as practicing witch and creatrix Melissa Herzog of Yellow Springs discusses magick, Samhain, ancestor rituals, and how her yoga teaching is informed by nature-based spirituality.
She shares simple practices like candle lighting and honoring ancestors, explains the Wheel of the Year, dispels myths about witchcraft, and points listeners to houseofaum.com for more information.