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One Man's Pandemic Reading List Aug 07, 2020

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Our friend and contributor David Delegator shares some of his pandemic reading list. Many of the books can be found at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton Count y .

A Conversation With Local Radio Legend, The Real Mary Peale Aug 07, 2020

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Her voice is familiar to longtime listeners of WEBN or WNKU, and for many, was the first female rock jock most locals ever heard. She’s The Real Mary Peale and she’s with her former co-worker, Elaine Diehl, to talk about her long career and share some fun anecdotes.

Local Author Julia Koets Talks About Her Recent Memoir Aug 07, 2020

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Author Julia Koets , who holds a doctorate from the University of Cincinnati, released The Rib Joint: A Memoir in Essays this past November. She joins our contributor (and former classmate) Kelly Blewitt to talk about growing up and coming of age in the South.

How Cincinnati Arts Assocation Is Faring, And Planning, Through The Pandemic Aug 07, 2020

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The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted local arts organizations, big and small. The Cincinnati Arts Association , manager of Music Hall and the Aronoff Center, has been dealing with two shuttered facilities since March. The CAA’s Van Ackerman joins Jim Stump via Zoom to detail what the organization is doing to stay afloat and what the future may hold.

"Now & When" Is The Latest YA Novel From Sara Bennett Wealer Aug 07, 2020

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Local author Sara Bennett Wealer has just released her latest YA novel, Now & When , a romantic tale featuring a mysterious website. Barbara Gray welcomes her to Around Cincinnati for a conversation about the story and the characters in her new novel.

A Poem From Pauletta Hansel Aug 07, 2020

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A poem from Pauletta Hansel called “Our Words: Cincinnati, April 2017,” written when she was Poet Laureate for Cincinnati.

How Shake It Records In Northside Is Faring, And The Future Of Record Store Day Jul 31, 2020

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Small businesses, like record stores, have been severely impacted by the ongoing pandemic, so how are they surviving? Darren Blase from Shake It Records in Northside joins Brian O’Donnell to talk about how his shop is doing and the changes to Record Store Day .

The Story Of The C.B. Fisk Organ At Christ Church Cathedral Jul 31, 2020

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Downtown’s Christ Church Cathedral dedicated a new C.B. Fisk organ in their Centennial Cathedral in 2018. To learn more about this very special instrument, our Alexander Watson recently spoke with Dr. Michael Unger , Professor of Organ and Harpsichord at UC, and David Pike , head tonalist from C. B. Fisk Organ Builders.

A Poem From Dr. Herbert Woodward Martin Jul 31, 2020

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We revisit Dr. Herbert Woodward Martin ’s poem, Mississippi Poplars , from his collection The Shape of Regret , which he shared with us for Martin Luther King Jr. Day earlier this year.

Celebrating 30 Years Of The Music Of Raison d'Etre Jul 31, 2020

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For three decades, the women of the musical trio Raison d’Etre have been sharing their talents in coffee and wine shops, local festivals, libraries, theatres, classrooms and more. Joining Elaine Diehl to celebrate their 30 th anniversary are Roberta Schultz , Violet Webster , and Vickie Ellis .

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