Episodes

Cincinnati attorney Rob Bilott, portrayed by Mark Ruffalo in the movie Dark Waters, details his 20 year battle to reveal the forever chemicals in our drinking water.  Bilott's work on behalf of Parkersburg, West Virginia famer Wilber Tenant brought a settlement from DuPont following  the largest public health study in U.S. history showing six serious health ailments tied to chemicals made in their plant.  Ohio is now in the midst of a statewide test to measure the level of these forever chemicals.  The man who made the world aware of these dangerous chemicals details the long hard fight just now coming to the world's attention.

https://wolfstreet.com/  is one of the most unique economic sites on the Internet thanks to the deep insights of independent journalist Wolf Richter.  The former auto dealership manager with advanced degrees in finance and business knows the economic world in both practice and theory and brings that depth of knowledge to a fascinating conversation with In Focus host John Damschroder. https://wolfstreet.com/

Former Ohio Attorney General Marc Dann analyzes the fiduciary performance audit of the $100 billion Ohio Public Employees Retirement System with John Damschroder. http://orsc.org/Assets/EventFiles/732.pdf

Boston College finance professor Dr. Edward Kane joins John Damschroder to discuss the state of the banking industry as described in Dr. Kane's new book "Banking on Bull-S**t.

Dr. Amy Klinger, founder of the Educators School Safety Network discusses the increase in threats and incidents in schools with In Focus host John Damschroder.  Dr. Klinger shares the keys to responding and preventing school safety issues and offers unique perspective on the level of anxiety for students and staff and statistics that provide comfort on actual school safety levels.