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    The Alexandra Apartments: What it means to Walnut Hills and why its future is uncertain. Aug 14, 2020
    Show notes

    Our panel discuss a local pharmacist-turned-tech-CEO, a judge's sex scandal, a group advocating to replace Cincinnati Police with a "public safety" department, and more.

    Next, near the 25-minute mark, WCPO reporter Monique John joins the podcast to discuss her report on the Alexandra Apartments complex, what it means to Walnut Hills, and why its future is uncertain.

    • Notable Links:

      • Ohio Values: How this pre-pandemic cruise picture represents the values Shannon Jones holds dear
      • Peerro: This pharmacist-turned-CEO has an app to connect young people with jobs and brighter futures
      • Cincinnati-based First Student removes its claim that school bus disinfectant 'kills' COVID-19 for up to 30 days
      • WATCH: WCPO 9's Safely Back to School Special examines Tri-State districts' plans
      • Judge Dawn Gentry's alleged sex and drinking partner hasn't testified in her misconduct hearing
      • Group seeking to replace Cincinnati Police with ‘public safety’ department
      • It's the 'heart' of Walnut Hills. But will the residents who call it home soon be asked to leave?

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Discussing Cincinnati Public Schools back-to-school distanced learning plan Aug 07, 2020
    Show notes

    WCPO reporter Josh Bazan joins the Hear Cincinnati podcast to discuss Cincinnati Public School's plan for five weeks of distanced learning and the concerns of local parents and teachers.

    Plus, our panel discusses tech for at home learning, quarantine gambling addiction, roundabouts and more.

    Notable Links:

    • When learning is virtual, what happens to the kids who don't sign into class?
    • Best laptops for online Zoom learning
    • Cincinnati-area small businesses: We need help, now
    • Gambling addiction experts: Quarantine isolation could drive some to online gambling addiction
    • Officials: Roundabouts, so easy a kid can drive them
    • Ohio bars, including 16-Bit, lose bid to block DeWine's liquor curfew
    • These are the six Cincinnati bars with the most mask, distancing complaints
    • Cincinnati Public Schools moving ahead with remote learning plan for first 5 weeks
    • Parents wary as CPS plans to discuss reopening plan Monday
    • Brown, Portman disagree on which school districts deserve more funding for COVID-19 safety upgrades
    • Back to School | WCPO 9 News

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    What we know about the Householder bribery case Jul 24, 2020
    Show notes

    We discuss a possible wave of evictions in Hamilton Co., trouble with Interstate 75, a local bar closed by police due to 'drug sales,' and more.

    Around 23 minutes, Evan Milward oins the podcast to discuss the arrest of Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder and four associates in a $60 million federal bribery case connected to a taxpayer-funded bailout of Ohio’s two nuclear power plants.

    Notable Links:

    • A new wave of evictions could soon hit Hamilton Co. Her story shows how devastating that could be
    • Tri-State residents on landmark law's 30th anniversary: 'The ADA is the floor, not the ceiling'
    • Longtime trucker quits job to avoid driving Interstate 75
    • Cincinnati police close Northside's Knowlton Tavern due to ‘drug sales, trafficking’
    • Lounge Acts: Cincinnati shoegaze band Slow Glows readies new album during quarentine
    • Ohio House speaker, 4 others arrested in $60M bribery case
    • Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine reverses course, calls for repeal of nuclear bailout law at center of scandal
    • LaRose: Speaker Householder, associates violated Ohio campaign finance laws at least 19 times

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Discussing area back-to-school procedures amid the COVID-19 pandemic Jul 17, 2020
    Show notes

    This week on the Hear Cincinnati podcast, I am joined by real-time editor Sarah Walsh and senior manager of broadcast Kennan Oliphant to discuss this week's guidelines and updates from Gov. DeWine, a chance to play football for those with cochlear implants, and vandalization of the Black Lives Matter mural in downtown Cincinnati.

    Later, near the the 23 minute mark, WCPO senior manager of broadcast Kennan Oliphant and news producer Sarah Sikora join to discuss WCPO's town hall special that featured educational leaders from several schools and discussed back-to-school procedures and plans for the fall semester amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Watch the town hall special at https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/wcpo-will-air-a-virtual-town-hall-on-back-to-school-procedures-in-the-tri-state.

    Notable Links:

    • Gov. DeWine issues no new COVID-19 orders, implores all Ohioans wear masks to avoid shutdown
    • DeWine takes Hamilton, Butler counties off 'watchlist,' upgrades threat level for others
    • The sound of a dream: New technology helps deaf teen play football
    • Black Lives Matter mural in front of Cincinnati City Hall vandalized with red paint
    • City working on ideas to repair, protect Plum Street mural after vandalism
    • 'Whose streets? Our streets': How disrupting Cincinnati traffic has steered George Floyd protests

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Xavier basketball coaches join 'Coaches for Action' to fight systemic racism Jul 03, 2020
    Show notes

    This week on the Hear Cincinnati podcast, I am joined by community reporter Lucy May and senior manager of broadcast Kennan Oliphant to discuss the use of doulas to reduce pregnancy risks, King's Island reopening with restrictions, Kroger's new Covid tests and more.

    Later, at 26:00 mark, WCPO reporter Keenan Singleton joins the podcast to discuss what Black coaches at Xavier University are doing to become leaders and teachers in fight against systemic racism.

    Notable Links:

    • Maternal mortality: Could doulas help keep more Black moms and babies alive?
    • Kings Island institutes new coronavirus safety measures as part of delayed season opening
    • Kings Island's Orion first ride: Thrills, chills and, oh, what a drop
    • Kroger gets emergency FDA approval for at-home COVID-19 test kits
    • Black coaches at Xavier University want to be leaders, teachers in fight against systemic racism

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    The mess at Cincinnati City Hall Jun 26, 2020
    Show notes

    Cincinnati City Council meetings have been cut with tension recently. WCPO's Mariel Carbone and Pat LaFluer join the Hear Cincinnati podcast to explain why.

    This week on the Hear Cincinnati podcast, host Brian Niesz is joined by community reporter Lucy May and senior manager of enterprise/investigative Meghan Goth to discuss tax breaks on expensive homes, Ollie's Trolley, the COVID surge in Ohio and more.Later at the 24:40 mark, WCPO reporters Mariel Carbone and Pat LaFluer join the podcast to discuss the recent drama at several city hall meetings, plus the debates on police funding and the streetcar. Notable Links:

    • No more tax breaks awarded to million-dollar homes?
    • Despite the odds, Black-owned restaurant thrives because of COVID and gentrification
    • WATCH 'From Protests to Solutions,' A WCPO 9 News Special
    • WCPO 9's second night of 'From Protests to Solutions' examines reform, defunding police
    • 'You can't let your guard down': Younger patients driving Ohio's spike in COVID-19
    • Hamilton County sees biggest spike in new COVID-19 cases since pandemic began
    • Calls to defund police as public hearings on 2021 budget begin at Duke Energy Center
    • Protesters block off Elm Street after Cincinnati City Council budget hearing breaks down
    • Tensions rise inside Cincinnati City Hall as budget process comes to a close
    • City Council approves budget that fully funds police; veto will keep streetcar running without riders
    • Proposed year-long suspension of streetcar service has some OTR business owners worried
    • Memo: Complete streetcar shutdown will cost more than keeping 'skeleton crew' amid COVID-19

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    What Lincoln Heights' history reveals about America's 'watershed moment' Jun 20, 2020
    Show notes

    This week on the Hear Cincinnati podcast, host Brian Niesz is joined by community reporter Lucy May and senior manager of enterprise/investigative Meghan Goth to discuss the Cincinnati Juneteenth Festival going virtual for 2020, a petition for University of Cincinnati to remove Marge Schott's name from a stadium, the 'Black Lives Matter' mural downtown and more.

    Later, at 23:20, Brian is joined by WCPO reporter Monique John to explain what Lincoln Heights' history of economic exclusion and police corruption reveals about what she described as America's "watershed moment in reckoning with police violence."

    Notable Links:

    • Cincinnati Juneteenth Festival goes virtual for 2020 with hopes of drawing more interest than ever
    • Living in the shadows
    • University of Cincinnati 'actively examining' petition to remove Marge Schott's name from stadium
    • Schott Stadium an opportunity to decide: 'What do we allow?'
    • St. Ursula Academy removing Marge Schott's name from stadium, campus building
    • Cincinnati artists will paint street-spanning 'Black Lives Matter' mural in two days
    • BLM mural, Juneteenth flag over City Hall mark 'day of determination' for Black Cincinnatians
    • Cincinnati's Black Lives Matter mural is a family project for husband-wife team of artists
    • Lincoln Heights leaders say current unrest is black America reaching its boiling point

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Stories and experiences covering the protests in Cincinnati Jun 08, 2020
    Show notes

    WCPO reporters discuss their experiences and stories from covering the protests and their effects on the city of Cincinnati.

    Notable Links:

    • Local tattoo artist arrested with protesters, despite not being involved
    • Religious leaders, activists gather in Washington Park to discuss policy change
    • Wednesday protests peaceful, full of dialogue with officers, protesters
    • Bond Hill teacher marches against police brutality, carrying her students' words
    • Some protesters arrested in Cincinnati say they were denied food, water for 10 hours
    • Deputies deny protesters' claims about harsh treatment, being held without food or water

    Protests against police brutality have emerged in cities across America following the death of George Floyd, including in Cincinnati.

    Hear Cincinnati podcast host Brian Niesz is joined by WCPO reporters Kristen Swilley and Josh Bazan to talk about covering the protests and their effects on the city.

    WCPO reporters Larry Seward and Paolo Suro join to discuss why arrestees were held outside overnight and address reports that arrestees were deprived of food and water while detained.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    Get to know Ben Schwartz of 'Ben Asks a Question' May 23, 2020
    Show notes

    You may know Ben Schwartz from our popular series, Ben Asks a Question, in which Schwartz poses viewer questions during Gov. Mike DeWine's daily press briefings about the coronavirus.

    Schwartz is a recent graduate of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University and just finished his fellowship at WCPO's Statehouse News Bureau. But our audience liked him so much, we decided to keep him around as a freelancer. We're happy for the ability to be a mouthpiece for the public during this time.

    This special edition of the Hear Cincinnati podcast features an interview with Schwartz from the ScrippsTalks podcast. ScrippsTalks is a podcast where director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University Bob Stewart talks to Scripps School students, faculty and alumni about their coronavirus experience.
    Notable Links:

    • Ben Asks a Question: What do you want to ask Gov. Mike DeWine?
    • Ben Asks a Question: Why are some Ohioans still waiting for unemployment benefits?
    • Ben Asks a Question: Can caterers begin serving private events?

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    The impact of coronavirus in the Greater Cincinnati area Mar 13, 2020
    Show notes

    Our panel discusses the story behind this month's featured artist at the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center, the trial of Springboro gym teacher accused of sexual imposition, Cincinnati Police's noisy shooting range and more.
    Later, at 20:30, WCPO 9 news director Mike Canan, entertainment reporter Brian Mains, and real-time reporter Sarah Walsh join the podcast to discuss WCPO's coverage of coronavirus and how the pandemic is impacting Greater Cincinnati.
    Notable Links:

    • His art pulled him up from his lowest point. He's hoping it can push him to new heights, too
    • Detective: Springboro gym teacher was 'manipulating,' 'grooming' children in his class
    • Report presents options to reduce noise from Cincinnati police shooting range
    • LIST: Local events that are canceled or postponed due to COVID-19
    • LIST: How some local schools are dealing with COVID-19
    • Four confirmed COVID-19 cases in Butler County
    • DeWine confirms 9 new cases of coronavirus in Ohio
    • Coronavirus: Complete coverage

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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