This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Maxim Alter, digital reporter Lucy May, digital editor Meghan Wesley and 9 On Your Side anchor Chris Riva discuss a program that helps teens and students dealing with depression or thoughts of suicide, Riva's interview with the mother of a Sandy Hook victim, the Florida school shooting, the young shooting survivors who have turned to activism and more.
Maxim then talks with several young volunteers with St. Vincent de Paul about their mission to purposely live under the poverty line for one year so they can better serve their communities.
Later, reporters Craig Cheatham, Lucy May and Dan Monk talk about the rising number of sexual harassment cases in Cincinnati -- and why the women speaking out often pay a price.
Listen to this episode in the player above.
Notable links:
- Poor on purpose: What these youth are learning by living in poverty
- Local sexual harassment cases on the rise
- Hope born from grief: Teen's suicide inspires his parents to help others
- Students across US demand gun law reform
- Students plead with Trump to act on gun violence
- Local students walk out of school over gun violence
- Students punished for anti-gun walkouts
- YouTube pulls false video on Parkland shooting
- Nutritionist: Pizza can be a healthier breakfast choice than most cereals
- 1:00 - The panel discusses a program that helps teens and students dealing with thoughts of suicide, Riva's interview with the mom of a Sandy Hook victim, the Florida school shooting, the young shooting survivors who have turned to activism and more.
- 26:45 - Volunteers with St. Vincent de Paul discuss living in poverty on purpose.
- 49:00 - Reporters Craig Cheatham, Lucy May and Dan Monk talk about the rising number of sexual harassment cases in Cincinnati.
You can read more about these stories at wcpo.com/hear.
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