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On this week's edition of Producer’s Picks of the Week, we revisit conversations with Ekua Mends-Aidoo, Dr. Barbara Seals-Nevergold, Lauren Kausner, & Tala Harden, Mark Baetzhold & Marthe Limage, and Justin Hawkins.

It’s Women’s History Month, and Group Chat is celebrating the trailblazers and everyday heroes who inspire, challenge, and change the world!

On today’s episode, we welcome a panel of key members of the AI initiative to the show. The five discuss the future of integrating AI and healthcare.

We examine workforce and small business development initiatives in Western New York, as well as the need for collaboration and support to help individuals and businesses thrive.

John and Tim welcome Peter Luukko, Co-Chairman of the Oak View Group Arena Alliance, for a deep dive into the game-changing strategies reshaping event booking.

Today we focus on the importance and challenges of Africana Studies in the current political climate as we welcome back Dr. Marcus Watson, an Associate Professor and Program Coordinator of Africana Studies at Buffalo State.

On Wednesday's Scoreboard... State Playoff Qualifiers continue tonight in HS Hoops after 3 crossover champs were crowned last night; the Sabres snapped their losing skid on Monday; the Bills continue to turn over their roster in the offseason; and finally, College Hoops Tournaments are underway this week.

Today, we key in on the recent work of the Buffalo Urban League and welcome Thomas Beauford Jr., the President and CEO of the Buffalo Urban League, to discuss the unique challenges faced by different Urban League affiliates.

We welcome Greg Tranter, author, historian, and one of the most dedicated curators of sports memorabilia. Greg shares insights into his incredible Buffalo Bills collection, one of the largest in existence, and his passion for preserving the game's rich history.

On today’s episode, we dive into the transformation and the challenges facing downtown Buffalo with Bob Shibley, the former dean of UB's School of Architecture and Planning, and Jake Schneider, an entrepreneur and developer of multiple downtown projects.