In hour one, Michelle sits down with CPS parent advocate Sarah Beach to discuss the experiences and challenges of raising a child in Cincinnati Public Schools. Sarah shares her perspective as a CPS parent, reflects on the importance of strong public schools, and explains why she believes passing Issue 4 is essential to the district's continued success and the future of Cincinnati's children.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton examine the ongoing wars in Ukraine and Iran and their economic consequences for working-class Americans. The duo explores how international conflicts affect everyday families through rising energy costs, inflation, and broader economic uncertainty. They also consider the long-term consequences of these conflicts and ask what the economic impact of war means for workers, consumers, and communities here at home.

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In hour one, Michelle sits down with Pamela Miller, Senior Law and Policy Analyst at the Child Maltreatment Policy Resource Center, for an important conversation about protecting children from abuse and neglect. Pamela shares insights into the challenges facing vulnerable children and families, the role of public policy in preventing child maltreatment, and the work being done to support children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton examine growing concerns surrounding potential interference in the 2026 midterm elections. The duo explores what election interference could look like under President Trump, how Democrats and allied organizations are preparing for possible challenges, and what safeguards exist to protect the integrity of the electoral process. They also discuss the importance of maintaining public confidence in elections and ensuring that every eligible voter can participate without intimidation or interference.

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In hour one, Michelle takes a deep dive into the article “The Toll of an Anti-Union President,” examining the impact of President Trump’s second term on organized labor and working-class Americans. She explores how changes in federal labor policy, workers’ rights, and the balance of power between employers and employees are affecting working people across the country.

In hour two, Mark and Clayton take a closer look at the latest Cincinnati Public Schools report card and ask a bigger question: What are Ohio’s school report cards actually measuring? The pair breaks down the factors that determine a district’s rating, examines what those scores can—and cannot—tell us about the quality of a school, and discusses why urban districts like CPS often face challenges that extend far beyond the classroom.

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