Joe Cornely - Nov. 12, 2018
In 1870, the Ohio General Assembly chartered the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College. The doors opened three years later, and five years after that, the college changed its name to The Ohio State University. While OSU now goes far beyond…
Joe Cornely - Nov. 5, 2018
For the past 10 years or so, the new player on the scene is the podcast — online, on demand and as specialized as you could want. Alex Hastie is an attorney and the managing partner of Hastie Legal. He’s…
Joe Cornely - Oct. 29, 2018
Election Day is just over a week away. One of your biggest choices, if you’ve not already cast your ballot, is to decide who will serve the next four years as governor of Ohio. Today, you get to hear from…
Joe Cornely - Oct. 22, 2018
Democrat Richard Cordray and Republican Mike DeWine want to be the next governor of the state of Ohio. Over the next two weeks, both candidates will talk with Town Hall Ohio about the challenges facing Ohio, their solutions and their…
Joe Cornely - Oct. 15, 2018
Election Day is just a little over three weeks away. Do you know who you’ll vote for to serve as Ohio’s top law enforcement official? Democrat Steve Dettelbach and Republican Dave Yost both want to be your next attorney general….
Joe Cornely - Oct. 8, 2018
As a taxpayer, you want someone to take good care of the money you provide to the state of Ohio. Today’s guests want that job. Democrat Rob Richardson and Republican Robert Sprague are the candidates for State Treasurer, who collects,…
Joe Cornely - Oct. 1, 2018
National political pundits are saying that control of the U.S. Senate is up for grabs. Among the key states being watched closely ahead of the November election is Ohio. Incumbent democrat, Sen. Sherrod Brown (pictured right) is facing off against…
Joe Cornely - Sept. 24, 2018
Ohio Rep. Kathleen Clyde and Ohio Sen. Frank LaRose are both seeking a new job. The same job. They want to be Ohio’s next Secretary of State. Today, we continue our series of pre-election shows in which you’ll hear first-hand from the…
Joe Cornely - Sept. 17, 2018
Every five years or so, Congress writes a new farm bill. The bill impacts food supply and prices, rural economies and of course the livelihoods of America’s farmers and ranchers. Both the House and Senate have passed their versions of…
Joe Cornely - Sept. 4, 2018
While the vast majority of Americans live in urbanized areas, the vast majority of the United States is classified as rural. 72% of our nation’s landmass is rural, and 46 million people live there. Serving that community is the U.S….
