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On today's episode, we welcome back Duncan Kirkwood, a renowned national resilience trainer and the visionary behind the “Unleash Your Greatness” program, an initiative designed to empower students in Buffalo Public Schools. He’s joined by Katie Schuta, Principal of the Buffalo School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management, where this transformative program is being piloted. Together with host Jay Moran, they delve into the profound impact of resilience training on young minds, the unique challenges facing Buffalo schools, and the broader potential of fostering resilience as a core skill in education.

Niagara County has only a few races with multiple candidates, but voting number expectations are for a high turnout. Jack Kreuzer has today's Scoreboard with sports updates.

Catch up on the news of the day on the WBFO Brief.

We sit with the owners of black-owned Black Rock bakery Radah Baked Goods to discuss their business & community efforts. Then, we welcome Howard Johnson to discuss the importance of voting.

On Monday's Scoreboard, we feature break downs of a ‘Won Buffalo’ weekend, as the Sabres won their third straight and the Bills threaded the needle in Seattle. Plus, we go into why the World Series is heading East at 2-0 Dodgers. And finally, we discuss an unprecedented move in local high school football playoffs going down this week.

On Wednesday's Scoreboard, we recap how the Sabres' captain cost them a loss on Monday, and how the Yankees offense came to life last night to extend the World Series last night. Plus, we preview a two-part Battle of the Bridge tonight and highlight top senior seasons in high school football as the regular season comes to a close.

Jay Moran, Thomas O'Neil-White, and Dr. Michael Niman discuss the overall goals of the project, the historical significance of the movement, and the impact the project could have through the lens of media.

The County Executive is an important position within our government that not too many people know about. Uncover the details of this leadership role with Cory McCants in this episode of Compact Civics. Special thanks to our partners, the Buffalo Presidential Center, whose mission is to explore and share stories about Buffalo and Western New York’s historic and contemporary contributions to the U.S. Presidency and national affairs.WATCHhttps://youtu.be/NuLXJrc7Ut0?si=yThTGEw7Uw5J2dIL

When you think of the city of Buffalo, thoughts might go to snow or chicken wings. However, you might not be aware of the city’s political history and its large impact on the country. Join Cory McCants as he walks you through a powerful presidential legacy in this episode of Compact Civics! Special thanks to our partners, the Buffalo Presidential Center, whose mission is to explore and share stories about Buffalo and Western New York’s historic and contemporary contributions to the U.S. Presidency and national affairs.WATCHhttps://youtu.be/fOeBljvu3qY?si=d37m7KMVcAwKsEaL

A hot topic in the country today is whether judges should be elected or appointed. Judges have been appointed by elected officials since the early days of the United States, but some argue that this tradition is outdated and must be changed. In this episode of Compact Civics, Cory McCants explores the nuances of this issue.Special thanks to our partners, the Buffalo Presidential Center, whose mission is to explore and share stories about Buffalo and Western New York’s historic and contemporary contributions to the U.S. Presidency and national affairs.WATCHhttps://youtu.be/9eM1PuzEHBM?si=4ZFUV3iTYl96NVJ5