21-WFMJ News Podcast

Jennifer Brindisi speaks with teachers, school administrators, parents and medical experts about their concerns for returning back to school in the fall. How will it work? Can it be done safely? Will it be effective?

Erik Boland is a former sportswriter for the Warren Tribune Chronicle and did some work for 21 Sports in the late 1990s.
For the past 14 seasons, he's been the New York Yankees beat writer for Newsday.

WFMJ 21 Sports Director Dana Balash caught up with Boland and talked about the Guardians - Yankees series and more.

Enjoy!

Valley native Bo Pelini and his son Patrick are starting their own podcast next week, "Beyond the Playbook with Bo Pelini."

21 Sports Director Dana Balash talked with both Pelini's about what this venture is all about, how it pertains to Coach Pelini's coaching career in the NFL and college, and how this father and son duo came up with the idea, and what they hope to accomplish.
We also ask Bo if his coaching career is over, plus much more.

21 News managing editor Justin Mitchell speaks with Dr. David Niven of the University of Cincinnati's political science department about Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.'s announcement that he'll run for President as an Independent. Niven weighs in on whether the Kennedy name could spell trouble for President Joe Biden, or if RFK, Jr.'s policy positions endear him more to Republicans looking to move on from Donald Trump.

Michael Lawlor, a former Connecticut legislator who authored the nation's first "Red Flag" law, talks about why mass shootings are only common in America and how we can cut through politics and find solutions to the problem.