John Corby: Recent Episodes
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Dr. Donald Buckland from US Heath Works talks about the outbreak and this year's virus.
Dave Maetzold covers the Blue Jackets for Fox Sports Ohio and hosts Sunday Sports talk from 10am-Noon over on 105.7 The Zone
John Sestina, host of Managing to be Wealthy on WTVN, tells Corby all the things that need to be done if you are lucky enough to hit the Powerball or Mega Millions.
ABC News' Lana Zak joins the program from Capitol Hill to talk about the impact of this decision.
Greg McBride from Bankrate.com talks with Corby about the economic surge we are experiencing.
WTVN aviation expert Jay Ratliff talks to Corby about the impacts of the disruption at the world's busiest airport.
Dr. Bert Wheeler from Cedarville University shares his thoughts on the pending legislation.
Chuck Yarborough, the pop music critic from the Cleveland Plain Dealer talks about the latest class to join the Rock hall.
Local attorney and agent Bret Adams joins Corby in studio to give his take on the battle to keep Crew SC in Columbus.
What are the pros and cons of net neutrality? Technology reporter John Quain discusses with Corby.
Jon Beard from "Everyday People for Positive Change" says the way council members are elected isn't in line with the VRA of 1964.
Fox News contributor Eric Schiffer talks about how the league is imploding by alienating patriotic Americans who love their country and flag.
Doug Buchannan from Business First talks about the timing of the release of this new stadium concept.
The Trump Administration wants restaurant workers to share tips. How do you feel about that?
ABC News Corespondent, Lana Zak reports from the Capital on the news about Sen. Franken.
Ohio Auditor Dave Yost tells John why he wants the state to stop issuing permits to grow medical pot after a convicted drug felon was part of the board that got to review applications.
ABC News Entertainment Corespondent, Matt Wolfe talks with Corby about Time's POY and the reboot of the Twilight Zone.
State Rep. Mike Duffey wants the Attorney General to look into a law passed after that Browns moved that could keep the Crew in town.
Fred Kerner from Grandview Travel talks with Corby about how much fan interest they are seeing for Cotton Bowl packages and what they are offering.
ABC News White House Corespondent, Lana Zak, reports on the lunch meeting between Trump and Senate leaders.
Melanie Amato from the Ohio Dept. of Health talks about what affect this year's flu strain is having so far and whether the flu shot is effective against it.
Attorney Brad Koffel discusses the legal ramifications of Matt Lauers sexual escapades and how they would apply in the same situation here in Ohio.
Mark Hamrick from Bankrate.com talks about the market, tax reform and what the economy looks like for the average person.
John Bradshaw, author of "Animals Among Us" talks with Corby about why humans have made certain animals pets and why we have such an affinity for them.
Have you ever seen someone's entire life blow up to pieces faster than what happened to Charlie Rose and his sexual misconduct?
Doug Buchannan from Business First talks about a dead on arrival proposal to try and keep the Crew in Columbus.
Attorney Brad Koffel talks about how things aren't always so cut and dry when it comes to what constitutes genuine harassment in the workplace and what consent consists of.
The author of this new book, Greg Wrightstone, joins the programs to share some facts that fly in the face of the arguments from the climate change and global warming crowd.
Dispatch columnist Rob Oller talks about the failed meeting in New York between Columbus city officials and Crew owner Anthony Precourt.
One girl is allergic to dogs and has a gastrointestinal disease, her roommate needs a comfort dog to help her with panic attacks and anxiety disorder. So who should be forced to move out?
Mayor Ginther and other city leaders met in New York today with Crew owner Anthony Precourt and MLS commissioner Don Gilbert to talk about saving the Crew from moving out of town. John talked with Doug Buchannan from Business First about the recent events.
WTVN's Scott Jennings was one of few witnesses today to the failed execution and talked with John about the experience.
Is there something that everyone else loves that you can't stand? Or is there some concoction you love that others would find disgusting?
Sec. Mnuchin was in Columbus on Tuesday to pitch tax reform and called into the program to chat with John.
After a Twitter employee last week shut down President Trump's account on his last day, John wanted to hear any stories from you people of last day antics.
Garth admitted to faking the performance in order to help save your voice. Corby doesn't think people should be freaking out, but wanted to ask you the listener.
Steve Coyle from 614now.com says the poor voter turnout and corruption in Columbus and Franklin County keeps things the same.
John sits down with two Columbus officers to talk about their veterans program and also the epidemic with opioids and drug overdoses.
Between the anthem protests and the concussion issues, are the days numbered for tackle football in this country? Less kids than ever are playing.
Corby experienced some road rage last week and wanted to hear from you if you've been through it yourself.
Next week in New York there will be a meeting between Mayor Ginther and Columbus business leaders with Crew owner Anthony Precourt and the MLS Commissioner. Also, officials in Austin are stepping up efforts to search for a stadium site to bring the Crew there.
Bruce Hooley from sister station 105.7 The Zone talks about the epic beat down and where the Buckeyes go from here.
ABC News' Brad Mielke live from the scene of the deadly tragedy to report on the latest fact.
This falls under "why didn't I think of that?" A man found a clever way to profit from clearance aisles by selling the stuff on Amazon.
Why not just leave time alone? It's going to be dark at like 5:30 in the afternoon. Having to set all your clocks around your house is also just annoying.
Some people online believe the government is getting ready to deal with nationwide Antifa protests this weekend that could include rolling black outs.
Doug Buchannan from Columbus Business First talks with Corby about the latest plans to tear down old existing parts of campus and what it would mean for businesses.
Rob Oller from the Columbus Dispatch joins the program to give his thoughts on what the top 4 will look like.
From cultural appropriation to social justice, the lunacy regarding what costumes are acceptable to wear has reached an all time high!
James Willis the author of the new book, "Central Ohio Legends and Lore" joins the program to talk about his experience researching the supernatural.
John Sestina, host of Managing to be Wealthy breaks down the current 401(k) structure and what changes to it would look like.
Mike Wiens from Care Heating and Cooling on what you can do to get your furnace up and running.
Corby talks with former Dodgers pitcher Tim Belcher on what it was like to start that infamous Kirk Gibson home run game in the 1988 World Series.
John talks with Bankrate.com Chief Financial Analyst Greg McBride about how much longer the market can keep going like this and what it means for us.
Mayor Ginther announces that he and Columbus business leaders will meet with Crew owner Anthony Precourt and the MLS Commissioner Don Garber soon to try and keep the Crew SC from moving to Austin. It is too little too late? What can the city really offer?
It almost makes you want to give up and not try when you hear how much activity it takes to burn off the calories in some of your favorite treats. Enjoy that pumpkin spice doughnut!
Ohio State professor of Constitutional law Daniel Tokaji joins the program to discuss the lawsuit and the free speech implications. Does Spencer have a legit case against OSU?
John speaks with Channel 6 meteorologist Jym Ganhal about the colder turn in the weather and what kind of winter we might be looking at.
Corby talks with Business First editor Doug Buchannan about what is the next move and whether there is a firm plan in place to move the Crew to Austin.
Corby talks with aviation expert Jay Ratliff about a flight attendant that wouldn't let a woman sing the national anthem on a Delta flight, and could you soon need a passport to fly from Ohio to Kentucky?
All about tipping. When to tip, who to tip, how much to tip. Should you tip on take out orders? Why your bartender should be tipped higher than waiter....
Is it a big deal when women breast feed in public? Also how should Ohio deal with the opioid crisis?
The big Red, White and Boom preview show. Also talk of fireworks, July 4th grilling and holiday fun.