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HAPPY PRESERVATION MONTH! To celebrate, we wanted to share with you a new podcast that we think you'll love: Preservation for the People brought to you by The Black Art Conservators (BAC) and produced by Urbanist Media! In their first episode, Kayla Henry-Griffin and Nylah Byrd talk to Dr. Kwesi Daniels (Head of the Architecture Department at Tuskegee University) about conservation and preservation, the difference between the two, and what the future of the field might look like. When BAC reached out to us at Urbanist Media, asking if we could help produce their new podcast concept called Preservation for the People, we said yes, of course, because the project is SO mission-aligned. Huge thanks to our friend Rita Cofield of the Los Angeles African American Historic Places initiative with the Getty for introducing us to BAC! Preservation for the People is a new podcast from BAC, a collective of Black preservation professionals supporting each other, building community, and seeking change in the predominately white field of cultural heritage preservation. In Preservation for the People, hosts Kayla and Nylah, talk to other Black people in the preservation field about successes, struggles, and hopes for the future. Don't forget that Season Three of Urban Roots is coming in June! We've got four new documentary-style episodes coming your way. We will feature two-part series on the abolitionist history of the Ohio River and the history of Decatur, Alabama.  The Ohio River to Freedom series will be coupled with Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts, 90-second histories of people and places significant to Black history in Greater Cincinnati. Thanks to support from the Ohio Arts Council and Cincinnati Public Radio, these episodes (and shorts) will air on WVXU 91.7 and WGUC 90.9 in June. Full episodes will be available on Cincinnati Public Radio on Juneteenth!  The Decatur series is produced for the City of Decatur and funded via a National Park Service Underrepresented Communities Grant. The first episode will focus on the history of First Missionary Baptist Church (designed by the infamous Wallace A. Rayfield who was also the architect of 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham) while the second will uncover the history of a little-known female architect named Carolyn Corner Smith. Please remember that we are actively fundraising for the Ohio River to Freedom Series – so if you're interested in becoming a named series sponsor reach out to urbanrootspodcast@gmail.com. Or if you just want to help us out anonymously, please send a donation to @urbanistmedia via Paypal or Venmo.  One episode will look into the history of an extraordinary Black church there, one of the few buildings left in the historic Black neighborhood of Old Town.  And the other will tell the story of an unsung female architect who built hundreds of buildings in northern alabama in the 1920s and 30s.  AND finally, if you're in the NYC on Juneteenth, we would love for you to come celebrate the holiday and the launch of Season 3 with us at Urban Vegan Roots in Astoria, Queens, at 6pm.   

As you embark on your decluttering and simplifying journey, you start to ask yourself questions such as: What am I making space for? What dreams have been buried in the stuff and chaos around me? Where do I find my self-worth as a mom and woman? Is it in the roles that I play and the things I own, or something deeper? When we start simplifying and creating space in our homes, calendars, and minds, it opens up so much more than extra square footage or hours in our day. It allows us to dream, to see where our self-worth truly comes from outside what we have and what we do, and to reach our greatest potential as moms and women. On today's episode, simplicity coach Rose Lounsbury and I discuss these topics and much more! Rose helps busy working moms declutter their homes, simplify their work lives, and clear their minds. After struggling to balance a teaching career and 2-year-old triplets, Rose was introduced to minimalism in 2012. Inspired by the “less is more” philosophy, she let go of 70% of her family's possessions in eight months. She eventually left the classroom to pursue a career helping other working moms create happier lives with less stuff. Rose's advice has been featured on TEDx and USA Today, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, and Good Morning Cincinnati. Resources Mentioned: Connect with Rose on her website, Instagram, and her Minimalism is Fun Facebook Group Join her 30-day simplicity challenge Related Episodes: Episode 25: From “I Don't Like it Here” to  Rediscovering Joy in Your Home and Motherhood - with Elyse Rooney from the Wholesome Mumma Show Episode 96: How to Live “By Design” Rather than “By Desire” to Combat Stress and Overwhelm in Motherhood - with Barb Raveling Episode 98: Overcome Your Martyr Mindset and See Motherhood as a Powerful Calling - with Kirsten Vossler from Rejoicing in Motherhood *** I help moms declutter their homes, heads, and hearts. Contact - > info@simplebyemmy.com  Podcast -＞ www.simplebyemmy.com/podcast Learn -＞ www.simplebyemmy.com/resources  Connect -＞ Join our free Facebook group Decluttering Tips and Support for Overwhelmed Moms Instagram -＞ @simplebyemmy and @momsovercomingoverwhelm   *** Don't Know Where to Start? *** 5 Steps to Overcome Overwhelm -＞ https://simplebyemmy.com/5steps/ 5 Mindset Shifts for Decluttering -＞ https://simplebyemmy.com/mindset/   Wanna work with me to kick overwhelm to the curb, mama? There are three options for you! Step 1: Join a supportive community of moms plus decluttering challenges to keep you on track at the free Facebook group Decluttering Tips and Support for Overwhelmed Moms Step 2: Sign up for the weekly Decluttering Tips and Resources for Overwhelmed Moms Newsletter and see samples here: https://pages.simplebyemmy.com/profile Step 3: Get more personalized support with in-person or virtual decluttering coaching! www.simplebyemmy.com/coaching

This week's podcast guest is Judith Turner-Yakamoto (Loving the Dead and Gone, Regal House, September 2022). We discuss how she pulled her manuscript just before it was going to press because she realized she needed to “kill someone”, how even though she worked for 20 years as a publicist, she still considers the publishing business a deeply strange pond, how getting comfortable with sharing deeply-personal posts on Facebook has helped grow her readership and brought her speaking opportunities, and how she found her publisher through becoming a finalist for the Petrichor Prize, an annual fiction writing competition. Judith Turner-Yamamoto's debut novel LOVING THE DEAD AND GONE, a Mariel Hemingway Book Club pick, won the 2023 Independent Publisher Book Awards Gold Medal in Southern Regional Fiction. The North Carolina Society of Historians recognized the novel with the 2023 Historical Novel Award. Shortlisted for the 2023 Eric Hoffer Book Awards Grand Prize, the book was also honorable mention in General Fiction and finalist for the First Horizon Award for Debut Fiction. Judith's other awards include two Virginia Arts Commission fellowships, an Ohio Arts Council fellowship, the Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize, and the Virginia Screenwriting Award.   Judith's publications include StorySOUTH, Mississippi Review, Deep South, and many anthologies. Her articles have appeared in Elle, Travel & Leisure, AARP, and the Los Angeles Times, and her interviews aired on NPR affiliate WVXU. A Kentucky Humanities Speakers Bureau scholar, Judith speaks at conferences and book festivals, including the Chautauqua Writers' Center, Chautauqua Institution, the Santa Barbara Writers Conference, and Gaithersburg Book Festival. She lives on the Kentucky/Ohio border where her love of travel and place continues to inspire her writing. To learn more about Judith, click here.

Dean Regas chats with Justin Spilker, Assistant Professor of Astronomy at Texas A&M, about a recent discovery of complex organic molecules in a distant galaxy. Listen for an illuminating conversation about the James Webb Space Telescope, groundbreaking discoveries, and the incredible chemistry of the cosmos. New episodes of Looking Up release every other Friday! You can find transcripts of each episode at WVXU.org/podcast/looking-up

Dean chats with author and astrophysicist Sarafina El-Badry Nance about methods for coping with cosmological anxiety. Find Sarafina's new book, "Starstruck: A Memoir of Astrophysics and Finding Light in the Dark" as well as full transcriptions of our episodes on WVXU.org. New episodes of Looking Up release every other Friday!

Dean chats with author Maria Popova about the first recognized female astronomer in the United States, Maria Mitchell. Listen to learn about her exciting comet discovery, and the best way to catch a comet sighting yourself! New episodes release every other Friday! Find full transcriptions of our episodes on WVXU.org

Dean chats with recent Cornell PhD Akshay Suresh about BLIPSS (The Breakthrough Listen Investigation for Periodic Spectral Signals). It's the latest effort in humanity's endeavor to communicate with intelligent extra-terrestrial life. You can find the full transcript of this episode on our website at WVXU.org New episodes release every other Friday!

To celebrate Juneteenth, Urbanist Media's Urban Roots podcast has partnered with Cincinnati Public Radio (WVXU)⁠ to bring you Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts: weekly, 90-second tributes to people and places important to Cincinnati's African American history.  Today, for our last short, we feature Marian Spencer, the civil rights activist and Cincinnati pioneer who got her start in 1952. Back then, Ms. Marian Spencer was a mother of two kids who were begging her to let them go to Coney Island.  Ms. Spencer had a hunch they wouldn't be welcome. She called and the girl on the line said: “I'm sorry, We don't admit Negroes.” adding “But I don't make the rules.” Ms. Spencer replied: “I know honey, but I'm going to find out who does.” Ms. Spencer did — and she changed the rules. Tune in to 91.7 WVXU on Thursdays at 5:49 and 7:50 a.m. during Morning Edition and again at 4:50 p.m. during All Things Considered. Additionally, episodes will air on sister station 90.9 WGUC each Thursday at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m.  If you missed the broadcasts, don't worry – you can find each short on the Urban Roots podcast feed, our Instagram, and YouTube pages.  Credits Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts is brought to you by Vanessa Quirk, Deqah Hussein-Wetzel, and Connor Lynch. Special thanks to Jenell Walton and all the folks at Cincinnati Public Radio for the opportunity.

To celebrate Juneteenth, Urbanist Media's Urban Roots podcast has partnered with Cincinnati Public Radio (WVXU)⁠ to bring you Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts: weekly, 90-second tributes to people and places important to Cincinnati's African American history.  Today, we're highlighting Union Baptist Cemetery, one of Cincinnati's oldest African American cemeteries. It's the final resting place of many of Cincinnati's important Black residents, including  the woman who integrated Cincinnati's street cars, Sarah Fossett (along with her husband and his entire family), Jennie Porter, the first Black woman to become a principal in Cincinnati, and baseball legend Newt Allen Jr., one of the best second baseman the game has ever seen. Find each short on the Urban Roots podcast feed or tune in to 91.7 WVXU on Thursdays at 5:49 and 7:50 a.m. during Morning Edition and again at 4:50 p.m. during All Things Considered. Additionally, episodes will air on sister station 90.9 WGUC each Thursday at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Credits Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts is brought to you by Vanessa Quirk, Deqah Hussein-Wetzel, and Connor Lynch. Special thanks to Union Baptist Historian Chris Hanlin.  Sources  Union Baptist Cemetery website Underground Railroad Freedom Center, Lesson Plan – Union Baptist Cemetery and Cincinnati's African American History (Grades 6-12)

To celebrate Juneteenth, Urbanist Media's Urban Roots podcast has partnered with Cincinnati Public Radio (WVXU)⁠ to bring you Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts: weekly, 90-second tributes to people and places important to Cincinnati's African American history.  Today, we're highlighting Sarah Fossett, the hair stylist and Underground Railroad conductor who — with two acts of defiance in 1862 — spurred the integration of Cincinnati's street cars. While we couldn't quite fit it into this short, Sarah would go on to help found the First Baptist Church of Cumminsville. If you want to learn more about Sarah's remarkable life of service, check out our season one episode on South Cumminsville. Find each short on the Urban Roots podcast feed or tune in to 91.7 WVXU on Thursdays at 5:49 and 7:50 a.m. during Morning Edition and again at 4:50 p.m. during All Things Considered. Additionally, episodes will air on sister station 90.9 WGUC each Thursday at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. And tune in on the Juneteenth Holiday -- Monday, June 19 at noon and 8 p.m. -- when WVXU will present a one-hour special featuring some episodes (including the South Cummunsvill episode where we talk about Sarah) from Season 1 of the Urban Roots podcast! Credits Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts is brought to you by Vanessa Quirk, Deqah Hussein-Wetzel, and Connor Lynch. Special thanks to Urbanist Media board member and Queens of Queens City's Sean Andres for making this episode possible! Sources  Wendell P. Dabney, Cincinnati's Colored Citizens. Dabney Publishing Company, 1926.  Sean Andres, Queens of Queen City, “Sarah Maryant Walker Fossett”, 2022.

To celebrate Juneteenth, Urbanist Media's Urban Roots podcast has partnered with Cincinnati Public Radio (WVXU)⁠ to bring you Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts: weekly, 90-second tributes to people and places important to Cincinnati's African American history.  Today, we're highlighting the Cotton Club in the West End's Hotel Sterling. It was not only a mecca of jazz music AND the one place in Cincinnati where Black and white folks could dance, together, until about seven in the morning, it was ALSO a home for black queer performers at a time when most bars and nightclubs denied LGBTQ+ folks. Find each episode on the Urban Roots podcast feed or tune in to 91.7 WVXU on Thursdays at 5:49 and 7:50 a.m. during Morning Edition and again at 4:50 p.m. during All Things Considered. Additionally, episodes will air on sister station 90.9 WGUC each Thursday at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. And tune in on the Juneteenth Holiday -- Monday, June 19 at noon and 8 p.m. -- when WVXU will present a one-hour special featuring some episodes from Season 1 of Urban Roots podcast! Credits: Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts is brought to you by Vanessa Quirk, Deqah Hussein-Wetzel, and Connor Lynch. Special thanks to Queer Cincinnati's Jake Hogue for his help making this episode possible! Sources: Cincinnati's West End by John W. Harshaw. Page 118. / “Josephine Baker, 3 Cats, Tons of Luggage Arrive.” Cincinnati Post. June 15, 1951.

This year, Urbanist Media's Urban Roots podcast partnered with Cincinnati Public Radio (WVXU)⁠ to celebrate Juneteenth! Juneteenth Cincinnati Shorts are weekly, 90 second tributes to people and places important in our region's African American history. This first one is all about the historic Regal Theatre, located in the West End. Find each episode here, or, tune in to 91.7 WVXU on Thursdays at 5:49 and 7:50 a.m. during Morning Edition and again at 4:50 p.m. during All Things Considered. Additionally, episodes will air on sister station 90.9 WGUC each Thursday at 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. Next week's short will feature "Intersectionality at the Cotton Club", with special thanks to Queer Cincinnati's Jake Hogue. Tune in on the Juneteenth Holiday -- Monday, June 19 -- where WVXU will present a one-hour special featuring some episodes from Season 1 of Urban Roots podcast in a special series titled "Juneteenth Cincinnati: Urban Roots", which will air at noon and 8 p.m. on Juneteenth!

Today from the Ohio Newsroom launches June 12.

WVXU is bringing together the voices of Women in Government for conversations about public service across the political spectrum.

WVXU is bringing together the voices of Women in Government for conversations about public service across the political spectrum.

Rose Lounsbury is a keynote speaker, Amazon bestselling author, and simplicity coach who helps busy people simplify their homes, declutter their work lives, and clear their minds. After struggling to balance a teaching career and 2-year-old triplets, Rose was introduced to minimalism in 2012. Inspired by the “less is more” philosophy, she let go of 70% of her family's possessions in eight months. She eventually left the classroom to pursue a career helping others create happier lives with less stuff. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her TEDx talk, which has over 500,000 views. Rose's advice has been featured in USA Today, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. She lives in lovely Dayton, Ohio with her husband and three wild 13-year-olds. You can visit her online at RoseLounsbury.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week I'm excited to introduce you to the incredible Rose Lounsbury. Rose is a decluttering coach, passionate about helping busy women - especially working mothers - create more margin and white space in their life but decluttering and simplifying their stuff. WE CHAT ABOUT:How decluttering can actually free up mental space for you to dream, play and live a life of freedom. Rose shared we can start to create more white space so we can serve ourselves more than our stuff through decluttering. Two pieces of advice Rose shares with anyone wanting to get started with decluttering that you can implement right now. How we can become the gatekeeper of what we let into our homes and teach our children that our value & accomplishments aren't attached to our ‘stuff!' LINKS MENTIONED:The Spotlight Club: Join hereABOUT ROSE: Rose Lounsbury is a simplicity coach who helps busy working moms declutter their homes, simplify their work lives, and clear their minds. After struggling to balance a teaching career and 2-year-old triplets, Rose was introduced to minimalism in 2012. Inspired by the “less is more” philosophy, she let go of 70% of her family's possessions in eight months. She eventually left the classroom to pursue a career helping other working moms create happier lives with less stuff. Rose's advice has been featured on TEDx and USA Today, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, and Good Morning Cincinnati.CONNECT WITH ROSE: Instagram: @roseloundsburyWebsite: https://roselounsbury.comRose's TEDX talk: How Many Towels Do You Need?EPISODE SPONSOR:Raise Your Hand Motherhood Podcast"Because the more we all ‘raise our hands' and share our motherhood stories, the less alone you might ultimately feel in yours."CONNECT WITH KYLIE:Join our free FB group: The CEO Mom Community with Kylie KellyInstagram: @_kylie_kelly_Have you heard about The Spotlight Club?The Spotlight Club is a low-cost membership that will give you monthly support from Kylie to turn the spotlight on your business and increase your visibility. With monthly trainings on different visibility strategies (bundles, summits, traditional PR, freebie swaps etc) as well as templates, swipe copy, group coaching calls, Q & A... you'll have everything you need to take your business to the next level and grow your email list for just $19 a month! Click here to join the waitlist - doors will open again soon!

History is often taught in the classroom, but perhaps the real history is outside for students to learn and put into action. Paul LaRue, a retired history teacher, currently serves on Ohio's State Board of Education and is dedicated to helping students make those critical connections with history and civics out in the field. He provides some fascinating insight and experiences from his teaching career and offers ways for young people to get involved in the discovery of history and civics. On this year's Independence Day, he fittingly shares some other interesting history and civic initiatives that honor those who have fought for the unity and independence of our nation.An annual reading of the Declaration of Independence is featured after the interview. Happy Independence Day!91.7 WVXU article on tribute to Mr. Carl WestmorelandSUBSCRIBE to our e-mail list for the latest news and updates from Friends & Fellow Citizens!Support the show

Taylor Fox (a.k.a. "TayFo") is a co-founder and morning host on Inhailer, a streaming/HD radio station that plays indie rock and helps promote local bands and the music scene in Cincinnati. The impetus for the station came from losing other local stations that played cool music, first 97X and WVXU's Nightwaves, and later WNKU. Taylor tells us about how the station started, how he discovered 97X, and how the 97X message boards helped him connect with kindred spirits.

In this episode, we talk about our bodies play a crucial role in requiring us to shift from unsustainable social justice organizing from fear, anxiety, hyper-vigilance, and chaos  to organizing from the more sustainable  care, trust, love, and even joy.  We also talk about the how organizational dynamics such as perceived leadership, funding, and results strengthen fear, too. Our guest invites us to "build our capacity to enter into new relationship with white supremacy, patriarchy, and sexism.""Freedom is both personal and collective."-Robin Wright-PierceOur guest, Robin Wright-Pierce is a coach and facilitator of individual and collective liberation with more than a decade of experience cultivating race equity in organizations and in social change efforts.  She is the founder of The Wright Institute for Transformative Change which partners with individuals and organizations to build their capacity to advance courageous change.  Robin has worked on issues related to community re-entry and rights for returning citizens, education justice, voting rights, LGBTQ rights, immigration justice, and ending anti-Black police brutality. Her approaches to change spanned formal and informal pursuits involving policy and legislative change, community organizing, design thinking and inclusive facilitation, research and advocacy, and field training and development.Robin is a thought leader. Her insight and perspective has been captured in NPR's WBEZ Chicago, KCUR, and WVXU. Her wisdom has been captured in The New York Times, Diversity Issues in Higher Education and in the documentary This Changes Everything now available on Netflix. Recently, she was named one of the top 22 leaders in the country to learn from by Bunch, a coaching company.  She is a proud alumnus of both The Ohio State University where she received her Master of Public Administration from the John Glenn College of Public Affairs and Kent State University where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Pan-African Studies. Resources:Robin Wright's website The Wright Institute . Originally recorded on May 12 , 2022.Support the show

Less bugs, more microphones—this is how we like to commune with the elements here at D&Z. Cincinnati Public Radio's first-ever PodCamp brought together students from across the region on a recent Sunday afternoon to brainstorm, develop, and record their own mini-podcasts, with inspiration and tech help from some creative pros. Here's what the three teams came up with... and then some. Introduction: Jordan Polk, of Elementz, recent alumnus of Democracy & Me and the University of Cincinnati Part 1: Lost in Transition Real talk about what these Covid school years have done to us, with Norah Zellen and Annabelle Freeman of Nagel Middle School; Emmalee Brammer of North Adams H.S., and Olivia Kelly of Winton Woods H.S. Content advisory: This segment contains references to self-harm, suicide, vaping, and drug use. Part 2: #Overrated Pawan Rai of Aiken New Tech H.S. and Jonathan Moody of Walnut Hills H.S. explain why that movie (which they may or may not have seen) is not as good as you think it is. Also: geometry class. Too many numbers. Part 3: Mind Your Business The real problem is that too many people (and some entire countries) are paying attention to all the wrong things. With Sydnie Barrett of Walnut Hills H.S., and Syriene Djakata and Joyeuse Muhorakeye of Aiken H.S. Part 4: Playback Circle Time We came, we played, we podded: PodCampers and staff work the picket line and reflect on the day's lessons. Incidental audio featuring the students with D&Z producer Julie Coppens, CET-TV education producer Mark Lammers, guest artists Candice Handy of Cincinnati Shakespeare Co., Jordan Polk of Elementz, and Harrison Hensley and Ellyn Broderick of ComedySportz OTR. Special thanks to Mark, Kristen Teter and all our friends at CET-TV for co-hosting, WVXU audio engineer Derrick Smith for working the board, “Start Hear” podcast producer Tripp Eldredge for giving us the lowdown, and to Myles Bess of KQED's “Above the Noise” for an awesome pep talk. Episode recorded at WVXU and CET-TV on May 1, 2022

COMPANY COMPOSER: Stephen Sondheim LYRICIST: Stephen Sondheim BOOK: George Furth DIRECTOR: Hal Prince CHOREOGRAPHER: Michael Bennett PRINCIPLE CAST: Beth Howland (Amy), Dean Jones (Bobby), Elaine Stritch (Joanne) OPENING DATE: Apr 26, 1970 CLOSING DATE: Jan 01, 1972 PERFORMANCES: 705 SYNOPSIS: On his 35th birthday, bachelor Robert is confronted by his happily, and unhappily, married friends, as well as his three girlfriends, who all push him towards committing to another human being.  Stephen Sondheim had tremendous early success as a Broadway lyricist, but until the success of Company, his work as a composer could not be regarded as commercially successful. Based on a series of sketches about married couples by actor George Furth, Sondheim and director Hal Prince developed a musical which navigated a bachelor's relationships with his lovers and married friends. Rick Pender promotes Company's significance as an early book musical which, through Boris Aronson's design, Prince and Michael Bennett's staging, Jonathan Tunick's orchestrations, subject matter, and rough narrative, epitomized contemporary storytelling and broke away from the conventions of traditional musical theatre. Later revivals of the show staged by John Doyle and Marianne Elliott employed tactics which kept Company at the cutting edge of the art form and in dialogue with timely societal critique. Rick Pender- From 2004 to 2016 Rick Pender edited The Sondheim Review; in 2017 he launched EverythingSondheim.org. His book The Stephen Sondheim Encyclopedia was published in 2021. He has written about theater for Cincinnati CityBeat since it began publishing in 1994, and he was the paper's arts and entertainment editor from 1998 until 2006. Ohio's Society of Professional Journalists recognized him the state's best arts critic in 2002 and 2017. He contributed theater interviews to public radio station WVXU's weekly arts magazine for 15 years. Rick is a past chair of the American Theatre Critics Association. Rick's Book Available Here SOURCES Company by Stephen Sondheim and George Furth, published by Theatre Communications Group (1995) Company, Original Broadway Cast Recording. MasterWorks (1970) Original Cast Album: Company, starring Dean Jones and Elaine Stritch, directed by DA Pennebaker. New Video Group (1970 Stephen Sondheim's Company with the New York Philharmonic, starring Neil Patrick Harris and Patti LuPone, directed by Lonny Price. Image Entertainment (2012) Company, starring Raul Esparza and Barbara Walsh, directed by John Doyle. Image Entertainment (2008) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, we go Downtown to drink from the fountain of knowledge, and get a temperature reading, with WVXU's Bill Rinehart.

WVXU marks two years of the COVID-19 pandemic

The news started coming in overnight Wednesday: after weeks of military buildup on the Ukrainian border, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared war on the former Soviet Republic, now an independent democracy and home to more than 40 million people. On Thursday, those citizens of Ukraine—and most of the rest of the world—were in shock and terror, many fleeing for safety and all wondering how far this unprovoked attack might go. Regina Appatova is an ESL educator at Aiken New Tech High School in Cincinnati, who grew up in Ukraine and lived in Russia. We asked her to help us understand the conflict, the enduring bonds between the two countries, and what it's been like this week for Americans like her with roots and loved ones in Eastern Europe. “It's a nightmare,” she says—and no one knows how much worse the situation might get, before Putin gets what he wants. The podcasters: Nico Luginbill, Walnut Hills H.S.Joyeuse Muhorakeye, Aiken New Tech H.S.Pawan Rai, Aiken H.S.Tasnim Saad, Aiken H.S.Syriene Djakata, Aiken H.S.Antonia R. Willis, Taft H.S.Bryan Aguilera, Virtual H.S.Lael Ingram, Walnut Hills H.S. Conversation recorded on Zoom Feb. 24, 2022, with D&Z producer Julie Coppens Map illustration by Kirill Makarov/Shutterstock Here's a link to NPR's ongoing coverage of the Ukraine invasion: https://www.npr.org/live-updates/ukraine-russia-invasion-putin Live updates from The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/02/24/world/russia-ukraine-putin And here's a link to a story from WVXU reporter Becca Costello about how Cincinnati is responding to the crisis: https://www.wvxu.org/local-news/2022-02-24/aftab-pureval-cincinnati-help-resettling-ukrainian-refugees

A recent analysis of the accuracy of Punxsutawney Phil got WVXU wondering about other animals, realizing some — like the recent Fiona prediction — are set-ups.

It's February, and you know what that means—bring on the Dr. King coloring sheets! But how did Black History Month even become a thing? Is there a right way or a wrong way to celebrate it? Who are some local African-American historical figures we should all know more about, and if Dr. David Childs could host a dinner party with some of his own heroes from the past, who'd be on the guest list? Our resident #BlackHistory expert answers these and other questions from listeners, and even lifts our spirits with song, in this special episode. You'll find many more #BlackHistoryMonth resources on our blog—go to www.democracyandme.org/category/blackhistorymonth—and be sure to check out D&Z Episode 54 on our YouTube channel, as our student podcasters and some WVXU staff take you inside the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center and Museum in downtown Cincinnati. “African-American history is American history… It is our history.”Dr. David Childs The podcasters: Briocca Green (host), Northern Kentucky UniversityDr. David Childs, professor of social studies education at NKU and adviser to the Democracy & Me program

We talk to Mayor John Cranley about his nearly 20 years at City Hall; plus, it's Michael's last show.

We've just launched Democracy & Me's 2022 Student Voices Competition, an opportunity for young people from across the WVXU listening area and beyond to speak their truth—or write it, draw it, make it sing… and maybe win a thousand bucks. For contest details including this year's theme, complete rules, and a submission link (note the deadline: March 4), please visit www.DemocracyandMe.org. And for inspiration, here's an encore of our last Student Voices Competition showcase, featuring top-scoring entries by Djibril Dembele, Addison Thacker, Molly Moser, Tanvi Rakesh, Jessica Kang, Zoe Wooten, Abdul Arnaout, Sara Walls, Audrey Zelinski, and Addi Schultz. We invite you to follow their creative lead and get ready to blow the judges' minds with your own contest entry. 2021 Student Voices showcase introduction by Jordan Polk, University of Cincinnati, former Democracy & Me intern. Episode artwork: “Together We Rise,” an award-winning creative entry by Molly Moser, a Cincinnati homeschooler in her senior year. Want to see and more awesome student work? Here's a link to the 2020 Student Voices Competition winners and showcase podcast: https://www.democracyandme.org/episode-6-student-voices-competition-showcase/

John Kiesewtter (author and Media Beat blogger WVXU 97.1) joins the show to talk about his new book - Joe Nuxhall: The Old Lefthahder & Me and what it is like covering the Cincinnati media, specially Cincinnati sports media and the Reds.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Host Nikki Bedi talks with Michael Monks

Hour of on-the-ground reporting and analysis from across the pond.

When did you first learn about 9/11? What about the war in Afghanistan that followed—how much did you know about all that, at least until the past few weeks, when the U.S. military's final withdrawal from Kabul was all over the news? We grew up in a world defined by these tragic events, but most young Americans have only a vague understanding of the so-called War on Terrorism, and very little sense of the human costs of this 20-year conflict. In this episode, we talk with a Xavier University student who grew up in Afghanistan—his father was an interpreter assisting U.S. forces—and who still has loved ones in the devastated homeland now controlled by the Taliban. We all have different perspectives on the tragic aftermath of 9/11, and different ideas about what might come next. But with improved safety, education, and understanding, we all hope to see a better world rising from the ashes. The podcasters: Harnoor Mann (host), University of CincinnatiMohammad Admadzai, Xavier UniversityJoyeuse Muhorakeye, Aiken H.S.Enock Sadiki, Aiken H.S. Learn more: WVXU reporter Ann Thompson spoke with Mohammad Admadzai as the U.S. was pulling forces out of Afghanistan. Click here to read that story. Click here for Tana Weingartner's story on fostering better education and understanding around the 9/11 anniversary, with tips from the Council on American-Islamic Relations and links to resource guides specifically for parents and educators. Click here for NPR's extensive coverage of the 20-year aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, featuring a wide range of perspectives, and culminating with a special Morning Edition program to be broadcast this Saturday, Sept. 11, 8 a.m. to noon on WVXU and other member stations. Want to better understand and support students like our podcasters, whose families are impacted and displaced by international conflicts? Check out our blog post on Welcoming Week, Sept. 10-19, a national effort to celebrate the contributions and cultures of newcomers to the United States, and to build more inclusive communities around them.

This summer, our feature OKI Wanna Know answered a handful of questions about local interstates. WVXU's Bill Rinehart wasn't happy with one of the answers, so he kept digging for this latest installment.

Legendary singer Johnny Mathis is heading back to the road including a stop in Cincinnati. He talks to WVXU about returning to the stage at age 85.

Code Switch tackles the subject of race with empathy and humor.

Through thoughtful conversations, Cultivating Place illustrates the many ways in which gardens and gardening are integral to our natural and cultural literacy.

Christopher Kimball goes anywhere and everywhere to ask questions and get answers about cooking.

Students from across the WVXU listening area and beyond reflected on the past year of catastrophe/metamorphosis in the Democracy & Me 2021 Student Voices Competition. [...]

This is part 2 of my conversation with Rose Lounsbury.  Be sure to listen to PART ONE HERE.  In this conversation we chat about simplifying our finances, our health and setting boundaries. As always, Rose is so funny and down to earth, I can't wait for you all to listen in and let us know what you think!  Rose Lounsbury is a keynote speaker, coach, and Amazon bestselling author who helps people live happier lives by owning less stuff. After blogging about her personal journey toward a simpler lifestyle, Rose was inspired to leave her classroom teaching job and help others create more meaningful lives through simplicity. Rose spends her days speaking, writing, coaching her clients and online students to the joy of open spaces, and soaking up the moments with her husband and wild triplets in lovely Dayton, Ohio. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her TEDx Talk, which has almost 500,000 views. Rose's advice has been featured on USAToday.com, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. You can visit her online at roselounsbury.com or get to know her on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.  Connect with Sarah  www.yoursimplybiglife.com @your_simplybiglife        

OKI Wanna Know is our regular feature where we try to uncover the truth and history of things that are often overlooked. This week, WVXU's Bill Rinehart visits one Northern Kentucky neighborhood to find out what's in a name?

This conversation was so awesome that we had to split it into two parts, because we didn't want the fun to end! :) We are chatting all about how to simplify every area of your life!  Enjoy this episode and stay tuned for part two next week.  Rose Lounsbury is a keynote speaker, coach, and Amazon bestselling author who helps people live happier lives by owning less stuff. After blogging about her personal journey toward a simpler lifestyle, Rose was inspired to leave her classroom teaching job and help others create more meaningful lives through simplicity. Rose spends her days speaking, writing, coaching her clients and online students to the joy of open spaces, and soaking up the moments with her husband and wild triplets in lovely Dayton, Ohio. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her TEDx Talk, which has almost 500,000 views. Rose's advice has been featured on USAToday.com, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. You can visit her online at roselounsbury.com or get to know her on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn.  Connect with Sarah  www.yoursimplybiglife.com @your_simplybiglife      

Cincinnatians love to joke about needing a passport to go from the East Side to the West Side and back, but how did that split get started? WVXU's Bill Rinehart looks into the city's great divide in this latest OKI Wanna Know .

OKI Wanna Know is a chance for you to get an answer about the area that isn't easily googled. This time, WVXU's Bill Rinehart looks into the past and the future of a Walnut Hills bridge that seemingly goes nowhere .

Inspired by our professional mentors over at the WVXU newsroom and their ongoing Trust in Local Government series, not to mention all those Cincinnati City [...]

Our feature OKI Wanna Know is a chance for you to ask a question that may not be easily answered. There's one question we've received three times now in different forms, and it's especially important heading into the summer driving season. WVXU's Bill Rinehart has more.

Our feature OKI Wanna Know is a chance for you to ask that seemingly unanswerable question. This week, WVXU's Bill Rinehart starts in Avondale and digs into a story that shapes the entire region.

Our feature OKI Wanna Know seeks answers to unusual questions. Today we look at the border between Kentucky and Ohio and Indiana. WVXU's Bill Rinehart explains .

Governor Mike DeWine joins WVXU's Cincinnati Edition live at noon Tuesday.

WE SNUCK UP ON YA and delivered a killing blow right to your ears. Here's what we played today:Helsinki Lambda Club - SabaiBlack Helium - Death Station of the GoddessHideous Sun Demon - SquitterMountain Witch - Man Is Wolf To ManElephant Tree - ParanoidSonghoy Blues - AssadjaSneaks - Slightly SophisticatedKorpiklaani - Verikoira-------------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS--------------------Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band - Sun Zoom SparkThe Stranglers (Official) - No More HeroesSaint Vitus - Dying InsideWilliam "Bootsy" Collins - Psychoticbumpschool--------------------------------------------------------------Grey Host - The Hounds of Iron MountainAltin Gun - Kara ToprakPsychlona - Blast OffTheon Cross - Candace of MeroeOOIOO - asozan5Kungens Män - Hamra Med Slutna ÖgonScarab - Coffin TextsTemple of the Fuzz Witch - Dead's DesireGarcia Peoples - (Our Life Could Be Your Van)And like a ninja star to the throat, that's the end of our music week. Tune in next week for more INCOMING intrigue, only at radioartifact.com and WVXU.org worldwide, and on the air at 91.7 FM HD2 in Cincinnati!!

Our feature OKI Wanna Know is a chance for you to ask the offbeat questions that don't usually merit headlines. Many questions so far have been about roads and transportation and this week's is no different. WVXU's Bill Rinehart answers a question about roads in Northern Kentucky.

Finish your week off right. Listen to INCOMING or your weekend will be empty and meaningless. Only at radioartifact.com and WVXU.org (worldwide), and 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati)

The most common question we get for our feature OKI Wanna Know has to do with street names: Who is honored by a street, or why is it called what it is? This week, WVXU's Bill Rinehart tries to answer why one of Cincinnati's best known streets detours for several blocks.

WVXU is joining local television, radio and print news organizations for the broadcast event Tri-State Strong: Getting to Zero , a program produced by the Regional COVID Communications Center (RC3).

On Cincinnati Edition 's weekly news review, we say goodbye to two longtime WVXU voices. Lee Hay, the host and producer of Around Cincinnati and many other special programs, is retiring after a 45-year career in public radio. And, reporter Jay Hanselman is leaving his post as City Hall's watchdog.

A long-time radio journalist, Bill Rinehart came to town originally to work at WLW, before joining WVXU a few years back. In addition to being a correspondent and the station's afternoon newscaster, he produces a segment and podcast called OKI Wanna Know in which he looks into some of the questions folks have about people, places, and things in the Tristate. He talks with us about that project, the radio business, and more.. Be sure to listen for the special promo code for 20% off near the end of the episode. Support the show my donating via PayPal or Venmo: podcast@cincyshirts.com Find great Cincinnati vintage T-shirts, including defunct teams, stores, and more. We also have apparel for Fiona the Hippo, FC Cincinnati, and baseball.   Also, check out all our fundraising T-shirts. We're helping our zoo, local hospitals, local restaurants and more during the COVID-19 crisis.  Get social with us: Facebook: Cincy Shirts Official Facebook Page Twitter: Cincy Shirts Official Twitter Page Instagram: @CincyShirts Snapchat: @CincyShirts The Cincy Shirts Podcast theme is “Cincinnati” by Big Nothing who are actually from Philadelphia. 

Maria Hinojosa joins the WVXU lineup Saturday evenings at 6 p.m. with a full hour of Latino USA . The show brings insight into the lived experiences of Latino communities and is a window on the current and merging cultural, political and social ideas impacting Latinos and the nation.

Freakonomics Radio with host Stephen Dubner has joined the WVXU lineup on Sundays at 12 p.m. The show explores the hidden side of everything with entrepreneurs, intellectuals, provocateurs and many other guest interviews.

WVXU's weekend schedule is changing. Beginning Saturday, Sept. 12 at 7 p.m., you can hear Bullseye with host Jesse Thorn. The pop-culture radio show presents in-depth interviews and irreverent original comedy.

WVXU started a new feature this summer called OKI Wanna Know , where we answer your questions about things that might not be traditionally newsworthy. In this edition, a query about a piece of land in Hooven, population 534.

I'm back with another "5 Questions with a Mom Entrepreneur"! On today's hot set, minimalism and simplicity coach Rose Lounsbury. Rose is a keynote speaker, coach, and Amazon bestselling author who helps busy people live happier lives by owning less stuff. After blogging about her personal journey toward a simpler lifestyle, Rose was inspired to leave her classroom teaching job and help others create more meaningful lives through simplicity. Rose spends her days speaking, writing, coaching her clients and online students to the joy of open spaces, and soaking up the moments with her husband and wild triplets in lovely Dayton, Ohio. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her TEDx Talk, which has over 400,000 views. Rose's advice has been featured on USAToday.com, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. For more information on my "Independence Skills for Independent Kids" course, go to independentkids.businesssavvymama.com __________ Check out the show notes and past episodes at businesssavvymama.com/podcast Grab my free mini-course “10 Tips for Working While Kids are Home” here! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/businesssavvymama/message

Today, I'm chatting with my friend Rose Lounsbury about minimalism. Overwhelm and burnout are common feelings that lead people toward minimalism.  Once Rose got her house "under control" a lot of the stress and overwhelm caused by her home was gone. She could finally relax. We discuss how to decide what you need in your life.  Change the questions that you ask yourself. Reduce the amount of things you need. That cuts down on what you need to organize and keep clean. If you're unsure or you need training wheels, get a "purgatory" box. We also discuss how things changed with the pandemic. We wrap up talking about where is the best place to start. 1. Start somewhere easy. 2. Start with your own stuff.   Learn More About Rose:  Rose Lounsbury is a keynote speaker, coach, and Amazon bestselling author who helps busy people reduce stress, improve wellness, and create more joy and balance in their lives through simplicity. After blogging about her personal journey toward a simpler lifestyle, Rose was inspired to leave her classroom teaching job and help others find the freedom that comes with owning less stuff. Rose spends her days speaking, writing, and helping her clients and online students create more open spaces in their lives. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her TEDx Talk, which has over 400,000 views. Rose's advice has been featured on USAToday.com, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. She lives in lovely Dayton, Ohio with her husband and wild triplets. You can visit her online at RoseLounsbury.com.   Ready to get insider access to Your Agile Home? Check us out and support our Patreon.

Our new feature, OKI Wanna Know , is a way for you to get an answer to one of life's little mysteries in the Tri-State. It's the story behind those quirky things that make the area what it is. In this edition, WVXU's Bill Rinehart scratches an itch that's bugged him since he first moved to the Central Business District 12 years ago. Picture a Downtown sidewalk. There's a few trees, a fire hydrant, parking meters and maybe a pole with a triangular black box on top.

Walk around downtown Cincinnati and you'll find statues of three presidents: William Henry Harrison, James Garfield and Abraham Lincoln. What you won't find is a statue honoring the one president who was actually born in Cincinnati. WVXU's Bill Rinehart wondered why in the new series, OKI Wanna Know.

In 2017, when a new program replaced the long-running Diane Rehm Show , the producers and host of 1A recognized the proverbial "big shoes" they were tasked to fill.

WHUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHH, just when you think things can't get any stranger, 2020 comes through with another zinger. Fortunately, we're still standing strong amidst the madness and misery, doing our part to keep hope alive with another spate of INCOMING delights. Today we played:IDLES - Mr. MotivatorReptaliens - Venetian BlindsBlack Mountain - Future ShadePreservation ft. Quelle Chris - Rose RoyceCovet - neroSLIFT - UmmonCEREMONY - From Another AgeEthicist - PsalmThe Murlocs - Manic Candid EpisodeArchers of Loaf - Talking Over Talk-------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS------------The Who - The Real MeKelley Deal 6000 - Future BoyBrian Eno - St. Elmo's FireMr. Bungle - Carry Stress in the JawThe Specials - A Message To You Rudy----------------------------------------------Mrs. Piss - Downer Surrounded By UppersThe Garden - Kiss My Superbowl RingTFS Band - SuburbiopiaTrash Talk - Something WickedGreen Druid - The End of MenThee Oh Sees - Psy-Ops DispatchLos Bitchos - Frozen MargaritaKhemmis - Rainbow in the DarkR.A.P Ferreira - LAUNDRYSquid - BroadcasterThelma and the Sleaze - PainAs always, be sure to tune in this Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring music from projects led exclusively by female, femme and non-binary artists, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app. In the meantime, be good to each other, keep fighting the good fight AND NEVER GIVE UP!!!

In case you forgot what we're fighting for here, hopefully today's show was a helpful reminder. Our exclusive collection of songs of revolution and solidarity (and some other, tangentially-related bops) featured:Flesh Mother - Eyes Opened To SicknessSNAPPED ANKLES - Skirmish in the SuburbsDeath Grips - The FearMajor Kong - The TakeoverFilmmaker - Malleable RealityClipping. - Nothing Is SafeMachine Girl - Fortress DestroyerDurand Jones & The Indications - Morning in AmericaHEALTH - Slaves of FearCave In - Night Crawler------------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS--------------------Gil Scott Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be TelevisedPublic Enemy - Fight The PowerRick James - Mr. PolicemanRage Against The Machine - Calm Like A BombWoody Guthrie - We Shall Be Free-----------------------------------------------------------Lightning Bolt - USA Is A PsychoHere Lies Man - Man Falls DownRun The Jewels - Don't Get CapturedStreet Sects - Tomorrow Is A TrapDawn Ray'd - Soon Will Be The Age Of Lessons LearntHelms Alee - Beat UpEye Flys - Not Ready For TomorrowThe Coup - The GuillotineGee Tee - Fantasy CopsDISPOSSESSED - Warpath Never EndedOpen Mike Eagle - Beatdown City (We Gon' Whoop Yo Ass!)Show Me The Body - Badge GrabberDivide and Dissolve - ResistanceRedbait - Forever Ends NowMAMMOTH MAMMOTH - Tear It DownBe there for each other, keep fighting the good fight and don't let the bastards get you down. We're all in this together. We'll be back next week for a week of music from exclusively black artists, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cinci) and the WVXU mobile app.

ARE YA THIRSTY? Y'all really need to stay better hydrated. In the meantime, here's this week's opening selection of iNCOMING goodies to quench your thirst:Fontaines D.C. - A Hero's DeathMinistry - Alert Level (Quarantined Mix)The Budos Band - MaelstrominglewoodSiR - John RedcornLos Bitchos - Pista (Great Start)Dead Ghosts - In and OutMrs. Piss- KneltPOW! - ScissorsENDON - Boy Meets GirlAlien Nosejob - Weight of the WorldNavajo Witch - The CrossoverMICHAEL MANRING - By Fives-------------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS-------------------Flipper - Life is CheapZZ Top - Waitin for the BusFunkadelic - Funky Dollar BillDevo - ExplosionsSwervedriver - Last Train to Satansville-----------------------------------------------------------X the Band - I Gotta FeverZeal & Ardor - Fire of MotionGumm - No Sense Of SelfINTER ARMA - Southern ManKikagaku Moyo / 幾何学模様 - Ouchi TimeCornelius - Not Bad, This FeelingXibalba - Años en InfiernoDanny Brown ft. Blood Orange - ShineWillie Nelson - I'm The Only Hell My Mama Ever RaisedIRON REAGAN - Paper ShredderSwans - Some New ThingsCEREMONY - From Another AgeAnd once again, we encourage you to tune in on Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring music from projects led exclusively by female, femme and non-binary artists! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

DON'T GET A BIG HEAD, let go of your ego and bask in the humble warmth of our INCOMING selections. This week's show featured:Brutus - SandJay Som - Can't SleepDenzel Curry & Kenny Beats - So.Incredible.pkgBell Witch & Aerial Ruin - Heaven Torn Low II (The Toll)Midwife - S.W.I.MBlack Moth Super Rainbow - New BreezePost Animal - In A ParadiseEmma Ruth Rundle - Darkhorse--------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS-------------Little Richard (RIP) - Long Tall SallyDinosaur Jr. - Start Choppin'Tim Buckley - Buzzin' FlyGravediggaz - 1-800-SuicideCynic - How Could I-------------------------------------------------Protomartyr - Worm in HeavenIgorrr - ParpaingCovet - ParachutePuscifer - ApocalypticalPsychedelic Porn Crumpets - My Friend's A LiquidMdou Moctar - IbitlanEarth - Exaltation of LarksSASAMI - MessMars Red Sky - Hollow KingMETZ - Call of the WighatBlues Lawyer - I Owe Money All Over TownAnd remember, tune in this Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring music from projects led exclusively by female, femme and non-binary artists, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cinci) and the WVXU mobile app!!

SLATHER UP, winter may be coming in here in OZ, but in the US, summer has only just begun!! And with it, many more opportunities to catch a sunburn while isolating on your roof/in your backyard/around your pool. Hopefully, today's batch of goodies got you in the mood for what looks to be a particularly apocalyptic summer. Here's what we played:Lightning Bolt - All InsaneGhost Bath - CallingYves Tumor - Medicine BurnDenmark Vessey & Soul Theory Beats - Give Them HellBlack Belt Eagle Scout - Run It To YaPARTY DOZEN - The PDDBattles - Juice B CryptsDehd - Happy AgainOranssi Pazuzu - IlmestysThe Cowboys - Martian Childcare--------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS--------------The Cramps - Human FlyJethro Tull - Bungle in the JungleSlant 6 - Don't Censor MeLou Reed - I'm So FreeThe Pretty Things - Roadrunner--------------------------------------------------Khruangbin - Time (You and I)Full of Hell - Armory of Obsidian GlassZelooperz - Tryna Figure Out Where My Phone At?King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Plastic BoogieShadow Show - Glass EyeEarth Tongue - Astonishing CometBAD BREEDING - Clear Blue WaterThe Machine - Crack YouNecrowretch - Darkness SupremeUSA Nails - Work DrinksPlini - BirdsAll Them Witches - 1st vs 2ndAnd as always, be sure to tune in this Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring music from projects led exclusively by female, femme and non-binary artists, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!!

ARE YOU ENJOYING YOURSELVES? Honestly, we don't blame you if you aren't, things ain't easy right now. But hopefully our weekly buffet of musical excellence brightens your day and warms your cold, robotic hearts, even if only slightly. Today's show featured:Goblin Cock -JanitorHorse Jumper of Love - John SongBoris - EVOLL'Eclair - Castor MacDavidAlgiers - ChakaCloud Rat - Last LeafRAP Ferreira - NoncipherGrivo - OpiaBeverly Crusher - Scared--------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS---------------Mudhoney - Touch Me, I'm SickStump - Our FathersCornelius - Free FallSam Gopal - EscalatorTalking Heads (official) - New Feeling---------------------------------------------------Here Lies Man - Iron RattlesObnoxious Youth - Mouths Sewn ShutMatana Roberts - Raise Yourself UpSNAPE - All I Want To Do Is Kill YouClipping. - The DeepCHON - RosewoodBig ‡ Brave - Body IndividualIkebe Shakedown - UnqualifiedSLOW CRUSH - ReelPallbearer - ThornsLas Kellies - Funny MoneyAnd as always, be sure to tune in this Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring music from projects led exclusively by female, femme and non-binary artists! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!Wash your hands, give people distance in public and DON'T GO ANYWHERE UNLESS YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO.

ROCK ON. We're back with another week of music to soothe all of you savage beasts. Today we played:Igorrr - Downgrade Desert75 Dollar Bill - There's No Such Thing as a King Bee2nd Generation Wu - New GenerationTFS Band - SuburbiopiaLoathe - Heavy is the Head that Falls with the Weight of a Thousand ThoughtsPigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs - Hell's TeethThe Garden - The King of Cutting CornersSunwatchers - Sunwatchers vs Tooth DecayMachine Girl - Blood MagicMars Red Sky - Crazy Hearth---------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS--------------Brainiac - HOT 53AT CAN'T 51T DOWNNeu - HallogalloJune of 44 - June MillerSuicide - JohnnyScratch Acid - Cannibal-----------------------------------------------------King Krule - Comet FaceShow Me The Body - Badge GrabberSpaceslug - SpaceRunnerVR SEX - DowngradeHEALTH & Xiu Xiu - Delicious ApeOmni - Flat EarthThe Comet is Coming - The AfterlifeMF DOOM & Czarface ft. Open Mike Eagle and Kendra Morris - PhantomsThe Well - Death SongAnd that's all we gotta say about that. Be sure to tune in this Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring music from projects led exclusively by female, femme and non-binary artists, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

A is for Alone. B is for Boredom. C is for...Catching INCOMING: A TO Z EDITION. Here are the alphabetized bangers we played for you today:Aphex Twin - XtalBoards Of Canada - ROYGBIVClutch - Burning BeardThe Drones - Taman ShudElectric Wizard - BarbarianFartbarf - PanopticonGrinderman - Heathen ChildHoops - BenjalsIDLES - 1049 GothoJimi Hendrix - Little WingKhruangbin - Dern KalaLightning Bolt - ColossusMastodon - Blood and ThunderNine Inch Nails - We're In This TogetherOpen Mike Eagle - Ziggy Starfish (Anxiety Raps)Parquet Courts - Wide Awake!Queen - The Invisible ManRUSH - Time Stand StillSleep - DragonautThundercat - Them ChangesUncle Acid and the deadbeats - I'll Cut You DownViagra Boys - SportsWeedeater - Wizard FightX the Band - We're Having Much More FunYES (official) - Astral TravellerZapp - More Bounce to the OunceOn that note, be sure to tune in for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY show this friday at 7 AM (Ohio) / 9 PM (NSW), only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!

Rose Lounsbury is on a journey of decluttering and minimalism from Dayton, Ohio. Rose says entrepreneurs are high achievers, but they often need to learn to let go and let go of the guilt. This the same as decluttering in real life. Reducing paper in your life tips: Create one inbox; it's your "intake" it is just a temporary collection point to process.  Have a one day of week where you R.A.F.T. the inbox to stop the drowning in paper. Read Action File & Trash Readable piles are magazines, articles, etc.  Action piles maybe bills, invitations, or something that needs a response, or delegate it to someone who needs to deal with it. You can also transfer this to a digital To-Do list.  File piles are for things you need to keep, but first, ask this:  1) Is this relevant? 2) Is this a recent issue? 3) Can I find this information elsewhere (online)? Trash piles, this may take time. But work through it!  Deal with memorabilia separately, make a separate pile at a different time.  Also, see Process for Profit - Ep. 34 Digital Detox for more ideas! Rose Lounsbury is a keynote speaker, coach, and Amazon bestselling author who helps busy professionals reduce stress and improve work/life balance through simplicity. After blogging about her journey toward a simpler lifestyle, Rose was inspired to leave her classroom teaching job and help others create more straightforward and more meaningful lives by owning--and doing--less. Rose spends her days speaking, writing, coaching her clients and online students to stuff-free freedom, and soaking up the moments with her husband and wild triplets in lovely Dayton, Ohio. If you want to know how many towels she owns, you can watch her 2018 TEDx Talk, which has over 400,000 views. Rose's advice was featured on USAToday.com, and she's been a guest on Good Day Columbus, WYSO, WVXU, Good Morning Cincinnati, and Living Dayton. You can find her online at RoseLounsbury.com.  Link to my book: https://roselounsbury.com/less-the-book/ Link to the waiting list for my course: https://roselounsbury.com/less-method-courses/ Link to my simplicity starter guide: https://roselounsbury.com/starthere/ If you are ready to work ON your business instead of IN your business (and stop letting things fall through the cracks)  Schedule a FREE Consultation  Join Our FREE Masterclass   Thanks for Listening! -Brittany   Have questions? Email us at hello@processforprofit.co or Visit our Helpdesk and submit a support ticket

On this episode, we speak to Professor Michael Hatton, head of the theatre and dance program at Northern Kentucky University. We will find out what shows they have coming up and discuss fat shaming in the LGBT community. We will also talk to comedian Bridget Denman about some amazing upcoming shows! www.bombsawaycomedy.com

Robots may be helping to grow your salad greens. WVXU first told you about 80 Acres Farms when it had a single location in Spring Grove Village. Now it's expanded to Hamilton and is intent on helping others recreate its indoor robotic farming.

YOOOWWWWW!!!! WE'RE THE BRINGERS OF PAIN TO YER FACE, and we're at it again with another delightful musical spritzer!! Today's show featured:Clipping. - Blood of the FangOvlov - Tru PunkThe True Mayhem - Falsified and HatedThe Black Lips - OdeliaTed Danson With Wolves - Don't Tell Me What's Wrong With You...Tame Impala - It Might Be TimeINTER ARMA - A Waxen SeaCulture Abuse - Bee Kind To The BugsGhetto Sage - Haagen Dazsmonkey3 - Mass-------------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS-----------------The B-52's - Private IdahoGong - Sold to the Highest BuddhaSugar - GiftCaptain Beefheart - Abba ZabaButterglory - The Skills of the Star Pilot----------------------------------------------------------Hyperstatic - The DisconnectedSlomatics - Cosmic GuiltYACHT - SCATTERHEADJaye Jayle - Ode To BetsySNAPPED ANKLES - TailpipeRussian Circles - KohokiaFlasher - Punching UpPortico Quartet - Signals in the DuskWeedpecker - Liquid SkyGee Tee - 1970's GirlsBad Sports - All Revved Up To KillAs always, be sure to tune in later this week for our FEMME FRIDAY show, featuring an exclusive lineup of projects led by female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists!! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

RELAAAAAAAAX WHY DONT'CHA. INCOMING is back with another sensational week of cutting-edge tunes to tickle your frontal lobes. Today's show featured:Pile - A Bug On Its BackNick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Galleon ShipFucked Up - Dose Your DreamsAmon Amarth - IronsideDamu The Fudgemunk ft. MF DOOM - Coco MangoLightning Bolt - Hüsker Dön'tQuelle Chris ft. Jean Grae - You, Me & Nobody ElseGatecreeper - Sweltering MadnessGirl Band - Couch ComboverBananagun - Top Cat------------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS-----------------Helmet - Turned OutNed's Atomic Dustbin - Less Than UsefulFugazi - BurningThe Red Krayola - Dairymaid's LamentGirls At Our Best! - Getting Nowhere Fast----------------------------------------------------------Sturgill Simpson - Best Clockmaker On MarsAphex Twin - pthexCult of Luna - A Dawn to FearMr. Muthafuckin' Exquire - RumblefishBlack Mountain - High RiseCEREMONY - In The Spirit World NowHope Drone - Forged by the TideHave A Nice Life - Sea of WorryMachine Girl - CongratulationsROIDZ - EyesoreAs always, be sure to tune in this Friday for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY episode, showcasing music from projects led by female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists!! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

HOLY COW. It's Friday again and you know what that means; FEMME FRIDAY, our weekly selection of tunes from projects led by female, femme oriented and non-binary artists. This week we played:tricot - Afreru (Overflow)Alice Glass - I Trusted YouShannon and the Clams - Tell Me When You LeaveMen I Trust - Found MeTierra Whack - ClonesKim Gordon - Hungry BabyFKA twigs - home with youChastity Belt - Pissed PantsSabbath Assembly (official) - A Welcome BelowDiet Cig - Barf DayFaye Webster - Right Side of My NeckChelsea Wolfe - Deranged for Rock n RollAldous Harding - BarrelSleater-Kinney - AnimalSofia Bolt - WavesScreaming Females - Bird in SpaceJess and the Ancient Ones - Your Exploding HeadsPrincess Nokia - Sugar Honey Iced TeaEartheater - High TideJenny Hval - High AliceBOYTOY - Get Off Your LeashAdult Mom - Steal the Lake from the WaterAlunah - HuntTracy Shedd - Tinder HeartPJ Harvey - The Crowded CellMahalia Music - Hide OutDestroy Boys - MethatoninMega Bog - Dolphinepronoun - SadieBlack Moth - Sisters of the StoneAnd that's yet another fantastic week in the bag!! Tune in next week for more INCOMING thrills and spills, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!

SQUID UP!! It's a new week, we got new music for ya, everything is NEW NEW NEW. Today we played:DIIV - BlankenshipBrutus - DistanceCattle Decapitation - One Day Closer to the End of the WorldPigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs - GNTTalk Show - Fast and LoudBoards Of Canada - XYZCEMICAN - RitualPerfume Genius - Eye in the WallSquid - HouseplantsThe Murder Capital - Don't Cling To Life----------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS----------Bad Brains - At The MoviesPink Floyd - Take Up Thy Stethoscope and WalkPIXIES - VelouriaClutch - Escape from the Prison PlanetWire - Three Girl Rhumba-------------------------------------------SHEER MAG - Steel Sharpens SteelIDLES - Never Fight A Man With A Permslowthai & Denzel Curry - PsychoThe Devil And The Almighty Blues - One For SorrowThe HU - The Great Chinggis KhanSwans - It's Coming It's RealUnknown Mortal Orchestra - Hanoi 6KOKOKO! - MalembeLIFE - Hollow ThingThe Budos Band - Ghost TalkAnd that is that is that!! Be sure to tune in Friday for our FEMME FRIDAY program, showcasing music from projects led by female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

FIRE IT UP, IT'S FEMME FRIDAY!! Our weekly selection of music from projects led by female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists!! Today's show featured music from:Leggy - BurnerThe Highwomen - My Name Can't Be MamaDiploid - ExtinctionShura - religion (u can lay your hands on me)Flower Boy 卓颖贤 - a shallow poolAngel Olsen - LarkHulder - Implements of HellLizzo - JuiceAmyl and The Sniffers - Shake YaPalberta - I Have Found The EgoVivian Girls - SludgeRuby the Hatchet - Vast AcidKing Princess - ProphetHelms Alee - Spider JarSkating Polly - Long RideCharly Bliss - BleachWitch Mountain - Burn You DownClairo - NorthSLOW CRUSH - DriftSudan Archives - ConfessionsEX HEX - Tough EnoughDead Witches - The Church By The SeaEilen Jewell - You Cared Enough To LieThe Paranoyds - BearLucy Dacus - Dancing in the Darkgirl in red - Bad IdeaAnd that's our week! Be sure to tune in next week for more iNCOMING scorchers, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!

Cheryl Renee dropped by WVXU's studio recently to talk about the Women of the Blues benefit concert at the Southgate House Revival on Sunday afternoon, September 29th from 2-6pm. This concert benefits Play It Forward which is a "Cincinnati-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping area musicians in times of critical need." Cheryl is a board member of Play It Forward and was asked to produce this concert. She, along with a number of well-known Cincinnati musicians like Sweet Alice Hoskins and the Spear Shakers, will be performing that afternoon. During our conversation, Cheryl talked about her musical roots, working out of town, her return to Cincinnati, and details of this benefit concert.

HRMPH. We're bigger than ever and mildly disgruntled at the state of the world these days. In such times of monstrous monstrosity, we find some measure of solace in a colossus collection of INCOMING slappers, bangers, bops and plops. Here's what we played today:METZ - Pure AutoPinkish Black - Petit MalRobert Randolph & the Family Band - Strange TrainBig Business - Abdominal SnowmanFlat Worms - Surreal New YearL.O.T.I.O.N - New Prosthetic Metal ArmVince Staples - So What? Episode 1Crypt Sermon - Key of SolomonVacation - Tricks of the Big Cat TradeKing Buffalo - Cosmonaut-----------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS------------Swirlies - PancakeThe Kinks - Shangri-LaArchers of Loaf - Harnessed in SlumsFelt - WorldElvis Costello - Miracle Man---------------------------------------------Pelican - Midnight and MescalinePreoccupations - SolacePORTAL - CroneGiuda - Space GoFotocrime - Gods in the DarkMars Red Sky - CollectorTFS Band - Who's My EugenePrettiest Eyes - NekrodiscoTeenage Wrist - Believe in the Wrong ThingsMammoth Storm - Shores of the DeadDude York - Should'veAnd that's that! Our rampaging continues Friday with our weekly FEMME FRIDAY program, showcasing projects led by female, femme and non-binary artists!! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cinci) and the WVXU mobile app!!! * GODZILLA ROAR*

Cincinnati's music history is long and rich. Still, the new music scene here tends to fly under the radar; a lot of people outside our region don't realize just how profoundly — and diversely — artistic the Queen City is.Jim Nolan, host of WVXU's 'Local Exposure,' is one of the faithful keepers of the Tristate's creative flame. His show features local artists and introduces the wider NPR audience to them. This week, Jonathan sat down with him to talk about local music history, discuss the artists that are driving the scene today, spin an all-Cincy playlist, and finally tease out Jim's long-untold hero origin story.PLAYLIST HIGHLIGHTS: Brand new music from Chuck Cleaver (Wussy, Ass Ponys), Carriers, and Phasmids. Classic spins from The Raisins, Over the Rhine, The Sweep, and Mad Anthony, plus tracks from Paige Beller, Wonky Tonk, Electric Citizen, TRIIIBE, Us, Today, and others.

HAIL TO THE QUEEN, BABY. It's Friday...FEMME FRIDAY to be exact, our weekly selection of music from female, femme-led, and non-binary artists!! This week's show featured music froooom:Bat For Lashes - JasmineAnna von Hausswolff - The Mysterious Vanishing of ElectraLillie Mae - Terlingua GirlMecca Normal - The DogsDead Witches - The Final ExorcismFlor de Toloache - Besos de MezcalCharlotte Dos Santos - Red ClayDeath Valley Girls - Wear BlackScreaming Females - Let Me InFirst Aid Kit - Random RulesSabbath Assembly (official) - The Serpent UncoilsAdia Victoria - Dope Queen BluesDilly Dally - Gender RoleCerce - ChoicesKadhja Bonet - Another Time LoverSleater-Kinney - RuinsCate Le Bon - Sad NudesBig Thief - NotWhitney Rose - ArizonaSpiders - Burning For YouOHMME - PeachPalehound - Urban DripSASAMI - Take CarePoppy Ajudha - White WaterHoneymoon Disease - Electric EelU.S. Girls - Pearly GatesBleached - Rebound CityAnd that's another week in the bag! Tune in next week for more INCOMING thrills, spills, and grills, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

HAVE A CRACKER, PRETTY POLLY. Here's today's roster of iNCOMING delights, shoved lovingly down your throats!!black midi - 953BROCKHAMPTON - If You Pray RightGarcia Peoples - High Noon ViolencePORTAL - Revault of VoltsSlingshot Dakota - LouderTool - Fear InoculumOvlov - SprightTinariwen - Taqkal TarhaUniform and the body - Vacancy------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS-----------At The Drive In - Alpha Centauri(the) Melvins - Joan of ArcTom Waits - The Earth Died ScreamingOfficial: Lydia Lunch - Atomic BongosXTC - Making Plans For Nigel---------------------------------------------SNAPPED ANKLES - Letter from Hampi MountainIDLES - I Dream GuillotineEmma Ruth Rundle - DarkhorsePsychedelic Porn Crumpets - Social CandyWeatherday - Come InThe Comet is Coming - Summon the FireConan - Eye to Eye to EyeInjury Reserve - What A Year It's BeenThe Cowboys - Red-Headed GirlfriendPOTION - Women of the WandLow Life - The PittsAnd that's today's show!! Be sure to tune in this Friday at 9 PM (AusEST) / 7 AM (AmEST) for our weekly FEMME FRIDAY program, showcasing projects led by female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists!! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

Cincinnati shoegaze specialists Slow Glows are releasing their first LP, Shoegaze Rock & Roll, so they stopped by the Radio Artifact studios to spin some new tracks and chat. We debated the validity of the term "classic rock," kept a watchful eye on our friendly neighborhood studio spider and played a stellar psych-shoegaze-and-synth song lineup for you. Don't miss it!

SHOCKING!!! It's Friday and you know what that means: our weekly FEMME FRIDAY program, featuring projects led by female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists. Here's what we played today:Brutus - DjangoTanukichan - Hunned BandzIvy Sole - Still WastedVOIID - TwinJay Som - TendernessCherry Glazerr - DistressorThe Riven - Edge of TimeBlack Belt Eagle Scout - I Don't Have You in My LifeDreaming Dead - Beyond the Black MoonBuke and Gase - GripsPharlee - WarningA Deer A Horse - Double WideFilthy Friends - November ManTank and the Bangas - ForgetfulnessStarcrawler - She Gets AroundExploded View - Dark StainsMammoth Weed Wizard Bastard - The Spaceships of EzekielSlothrust - Fever DoggsChelsea Wolfe - American DarknessSummer Cannibals - Start BreakingWindhand - HalcyonAngel Olsen - All MirrorsGRLwood - I'm Not YouSnail Mail - The 2nd Most Beautiful Girl in the WorldAnd that's our week! Be sure to tune in next week at 7 AM Cinci time / 9 PM Sydney time, only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (in the nutty Nati) and the WVXU mobile app!!

BWOOOOOWWEEEEEEOOOOOOO, we're back from vacation and YOUR MIND IS OURS. Here's the good stuff we shoveled into your brain hole today:Fontaines D.C. - Television ScreensUboa - An Angel of Great and Terrible LightCovet - Predawn (acoustic)Open Mike Eagle ft. Danny Brown - UnfilteredMizmor - VI - הלךKing Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Organ FarmerWHY? - Deleterio MotilisScallops Hotel - WhereareeweUzeda - Deep Blue SeaThe Claypool Lennon Delirium - South of Reality--------------ANCIENT ARTIFACTS--------------Brainiac - Get AwayThe Woolies - Who Do You LoveJimi Hendrix - Little WingThe Sonics - Have Love Will TravelScratch Acid - Cannibal-------------------------------------------------TFS Band - Can't StopLingua Ignota - IF THE POISON WON'T TAKE YOU MY DOGS WILLA picture of her - CreepersGrivo - EludeTorche - Extremes of ConsciousnessDIIV - Skin GameReligious Observance - SeppukuQuelle Chris - WyrmDrab Majesty - Dolls in the DarkAnd that, my fine mortal friends, is today's show! Be sure to tune in Friday for (what else?) our weekly FEMME FRIDAY program, showcasing exclusively female, femme-oriented and non-binary artists!! Only at radioartifact.com (worldwide), 91.7 FM HD2 (Cincinnati) and the WVXU mobile app!!!

Cocktails anyone? Cincinnati’s most famous mixologist, MOLLY WELLMANN, has been creating since she was a kid - from clothes to jewelry, to some of the most memorable, hand-crafted cocktails you’ll ever experience. As the owner of Japp’s and Myrtle’s Punch House, she is creative, determined, and fiercely independent - which is why MOLLY WELLMANN is this week’s PERSON OF INTEREST!

Tripp Eldridge is a host and member of the Cincinnati Public Radio station WVXU which producers his weekly show Start Hear where he plays the role of "Podcast Jockey" to introduce his audience to new national and local podcasts.

Episode #25 of Public Media Daily from Public Media Fans is now available on your podcast feeds. Highlights from Monday, June 4th include...1) A slew of programming changes at 88.5 WAMU Washington, D.C. starting June 25th. The changes mainly affect weekends with one change on weekdays. Listen in for more details.2) 91.7 WVXU Cincinnati is changing up the source on its HD2 subchannel, playing Triple-A Music, from XPoNential Radio to a local Cincinnati brewery.3) If you're in the Syracuse area, listen in for details on how to tour WCNY's television and radio studios.4) Robert Siegel is back but for only this week, guest hosting On Point starting today and for the rest of this week.If you like what you hear, let us know! Leave us a rating and a review and also subscribe to our podcast today wherever you can hear us.Follow us on Twitter @PubMediaFans or visit PublicMediaFans.wordpress.com for more news and content.

Cincy Broadcast History John Kiesewetter, formerly the media writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer, now of WVXU.org, joins us for a talk about radio and TV history here in the Tristate. Hear stories about Ruth Lyons, Powel Crosely, Rod Serling, Uncle Al, and more. John's Media Beat blog can be found at the WVXU website. Be sure to listen for the promo code, near the end of the episode, for 20% off. Find shirts featuring Uncle Al, the Cool Ghoul, and more from Cincy Shirts. Get social with us: Facebook: Cincy Shirts Official Facebook Page Twitter: Cincy Shirts Official Twitter Page Instagram: @CincyShirts Snapchat: @CincyShirts The Cincy Shirts Podcast theme is “Cincinnati” by Big Nothing who are actually from Philadelphia.

Local Media Coverage I was honored to receive a significant amount of local media coverage recently. I was featured in the February edition of Cincinnati Magazine in a story written by Dave Ghose titled “The Voice of Pod.” As a result of that article, I was invited to be a guest on 91.7 WVXU's Cincinnati […] I have other podcasts that might be of interest to you. See my list of shows at http://CliffRavenscraft.com/podcast Let's Work Together! Would you like to connect with me through one-on-one coaching or through one of my paid mastermind groups? If so, visit my WORK WITH ME PAGE and submit an application today.

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