Birthplace of Next: City of Dayton Radio

Dayton City Manager Shelly Dickstein hosts Mike Squires and Michelle Riley to explain how Dayton is developing a citizens assembly.

Shelly Dickstein and Major Brian Johns discuss Dayton's downtown policing strategy amid more than $750 million in public and private investment since 2021.

Mayor Jeff Mims interviews Dr.

Mayor Jeff Mims interviews Shondell Atkinson, founder of the Mustard Seed Foundation, about serving teenage mothers and babies in foster care.

In The Spotlight, Episode 92 features Dayton Mayor Jeff Mims interviewing Judge Walter H.

Lamont Hall explains how a $10 million Gettysburg Avenue project can reserve $1 million for small businesses.

Sybil Martin explains how the Say Yes program removes transportation, insurance, and fear barriers to mammograms.

Amber Wright explains why The Foodbank supports 118 partner agencies instead of operating like a food pantry.

Dayton recorded $2 billion in investment from 2021 to 2025, including $1.3 billion in neighborhoods.

Promotion can move a Dayton officer back to night shifts, creating a childcare barrier for primary caregivers.

Dayton City Manager Shelly Dickstein discusses preparations for the NATO Spring Assembly with city engineer David Escobar and Major Chris Molson.

City officials discuss the Safe Streets for All program, a federal grant initiative to improve road safety in Dayton.

Dayton Mayor Jeff Mims interviews Magistrate Brandon McClain about the importance of voting and community engagement.

Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims interviews Camelia Harris about her mental health foundation and recent wellness event.

Dayton Mayor Jeffrey Mims interviews Alicia Murray, CEO of Daybreak, about the shelter for homeless youth and its impact on the community.