Our guest is Tiffany Pavone, Director of Victim Services at Haven House. Listen as we discuss urgent initiatives addressing domestic violence in Western New York. Tiffany highlights the rise in lethal cases, the importance of coordinated community responses, and new funding that supports high-risk teams, specialized prosecutors, and evidence-based danger assessments. The conversation also explores complex scenarios, including family-related abuse, and how advocates work to close service gaps and protect victims before tragedy strikes.

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Our guest is Dr. Michael Cummings, Vice Chair of Psychiatry at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine. In this in-depth discussion on autism, they tackle recent headlines about a possible link between acetaminophen (Tylenol) use during pregnancy and autism, exploring what the research really says—and what it doesn’t. Dr. Cummings explains the difference between correlation and causation, reviews major studies from Sweden and Japan, and emphasizes the importance of evidence-based guidance for expectant mothers. The conversation also touches on genetic factors, misconceptions, and why listening to your healthcare provider matters.

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Learn more about the the Western New York Land Conservancy -- an accredited regional, not-for-profit land trust that works with landowners, municipalities, and other organizations to help them conserve their most cherished natural areas and working farms. Our guest is Executive Director Marisa Riggi.

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