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OCTOBER 22: Diary of a Wimpy Kid Author Talks New Book, Amy Acton Responds to Ad, Domestic Violence Deaths in Ohio, and Columbus' Walk With a Doc

Episode Summary

Dr. Amy Acton responds to a controversial political ad featuring her estranged mother as Ohio Republicans weigh in on the backlash. We break down new domestic violence data showing Ohio deaths remain near historic highs, plus how a local walking program is helping people prioritize their health. We also go inside the latest Diary of a Wimpy Kid book with the series' author Jeff Kinney, preview the Night of Hope fashion show celebrating cancer survivors, and reveal the record-breaking winner of this year’s Circleville Pumpkin Show.

Episode Notes

(2:50-13:34) Amy Acton Responds to Controversial Campaign Ad
Dr. Amy Acton speaks out after Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign releases an ad featuring her estranged birth mother. Some national and Ohio Republicans are rebuking the ad, while others like Vice President JD Vance are backing it.

(14:08-19:39) Ohio Domestic Violence Deaths
New data from the Ohio Domestic Violence Network shows that domestic violence deaths remain the second-highest in 11 years, despite a slight decline from last year. The report highlights the role of gun violence, child victims and murder-suicides.

(19:54-24:38) Walk With a Doc
Kyra Jones of Columbus Recreation and Parks discusses the free Walk With a Doc program, which combines neighborhood walks, health education and opportunities to connect with others.

(24:54-34:44) Sit-Down with Diary of a Wimpy Kid Author
A look at the newest installment in Jeff Kinney’s bestselling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series, including a visit with the author and a celebration of his 21st book.

(34:59-41:51) Night of Hope Fashion Show
Cancer survivors prepare to take the runway at the annual Night of Hope fashion show at Macy’s Easton. Chair, and cancer survivor, Tammy Weis shares her own cancer journey, the event’s mission of celebrating survivorship and supporting LifeCare Alliance.

(47:55-49:40) Circleville Pumpkin Show Results
Troy VanArsdalen takes the top prize at the 2026 Circleville Pumpkin Show with a 2,455-pound pumpkin, setting a new all-time record for the event.