Aya Cathey
Producer "Sound of Ideas"Aya Cathey is the producer for "Sound of Ideas," ¾«¶«Ó°Òµâ€™s morning public affairs show. Aya is a former intern of the Newscasts team and has since returned full-time. She studied journalism at Ohio University and is passionate about community engagement and reporting on topics disproportionately affecting underrepresented populations. In her free time, she enjoys cooking and spending time with her cats.
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Four social groups based in Cleveland are hosting events where individuals can meet new people, new partners and bond over shared interests.
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Project ACORN, a tree planting and workforce development program, has planted more than 250 trees across five neighborhoods experiencing the highest tree canopy loss in Akron.
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Since January, Northeast Ohio has experienced several thunderstorms, tornadoes, earthquakes and most recently a hailstorm that left hundreds of cars and homes damaged in Solon. We'll learn why storms seems to be ramping up, and how to prepare for the next one.
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Brewnuts Donuts and Beer will host a mini market showcasing local Filipino entrepreneurs such as Maki Halo and hi raya! on April 25.
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The spring planting season is upon us in Northeast Ohio. Our regional experts will share how to start or maintain your garden, along with recommendations for soil, fertilizer and native plants you can introduce to your backyard.
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A lecture by Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson at Case Western Reserve University will explore how families and clinicians can better support youth of color coping with race-related stress.
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Ohio breweries and dispensaries are challenging Senate Bill 56, a new law that restricts the sale of certain hemp products and THC beverages.
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STEAK, in Tremont, will offer "premium concessions" at Progressive Field this baseball season including steak sandwiches and "carnival crab cakes.
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Endometriosis is a chronic and often painful disease. It can take between four and 11 years for women to receive a correct diagnosis, according to the American Medical Association.
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More than a month after U.S. and Israeli airstrikes in Iran began, explosions are still being reported across the Middle East. We'll speak with members of Northeast Ohio’s Iranian community about how they view the conflict.