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That"s So Cincinnati

That"s So Cincinnati

This podcast is about you: The Cincinnatian. Let The Enquirer"s Beryl Love and guest hosts make the complicated local issues affecting your daily life easy to understand – and have some fun in the process. Our guest list is a who"s who of Greater Cincinnati, and we celebrate the quirky awesomeness that defines this place we call home. Why? Because that"s SO Cincinnati.

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S2 Ep125: That's So Cincinnati: Honoring Ezzard...

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2022/03/23

Cincinnati Parks Foundation Director Jennifer Hafner Spieser spends a lot of time in Cincinnati Parks. It is her job after all. The foundation she runs is basically the unsung hero of the city park system, ranked the 8th-best urban park system in the country by the Trust for Public Land. Spieser talked to The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast this week to detail the foundation's newest projects, a new litter clean-up program and she urged people to go to Ault Park and Mount

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S2 Ep124: That's So Cincinnati: Entrepreneur Rico Grant

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2022/03/16

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S2 Ep123: That's So Cincinnati: How Michele Hobbs...

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2022/03/09

How did Michele Hobbs go from selling dog food to launching a distillery? The Prospect Hill entrepreneur talks about her 26-year journey of investing in Over-the-Rhine businesses on The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast. After years of running Pet Wants at Findlay Market, Hobbs opened Knox Joseph Distillery at OTR StillHouse (2017 Branch Street) in December. She wanted to focus on building a distillery as a way to complement rather than compete with the many breweries, bars and

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S2 Ep122: That's So Cincinnati: Former St. X...

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2022/02/23

Former St. Xavier High School basketball star Jordan Cornette has worked his way up at ESPN by being a versatile television and radio host. He's hosted shows talking about college football and basketball, and been an in-game TV analyst on college basketball broadcasts. In October, Cornette was promoted to co-host a weekday highlight and talk show on ESPN+ called SportsNation. It was a unique appointment because Cornette's co-host is his wife, Shae Peppler Cornette. They also host a weekly Sunday

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S2 Ep121: TSC W/ Drew Lachey

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2022/02/16

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S2 Ep120: That’s So Cincinnati: Wildman Walker...

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2022/02/09

Cincinnati FM radio legend Dennis “Wildman” Walker joins “That’s So Cincinnati.”

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S2 Ep119: That's So Cincinnati: Interim City Manager...

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2022/02/02

Cincinnati's interim City Manager John Curp joins the podcast this week.

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S2 Ep118: That's So Cincinnati: Ickey Woods talks Joe...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2022/01/26

Ickey Woods gained nationwide fame doing his "Ickey Shuffle" touchdown dance during the Bengals' run to the Super Bowl in 1988 season. He loves seeing the city come alive again amid the Bengals' run to Sunday's AFC Championship game in Kansas City. "It’s been a long way for us – and it’s about time," Woods told The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast. "These guys are doing a great job. The kid, Joe Burrow, is a very unbelievable guy. He just has that 'it' factor. He’s just

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S2 Ep117: That's So Cincinnati: Why does ex-Bengal...

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2022/01/20

Don't get Tim McGee wrong. He cherishes the memories of being part of the great Bengals teams in the late 1980s and early 1990s. And the former wide receiver loves talking about playing on a Super Bowl team. But McGee is happy the Bengals are giving fans a reason to stop talking about the glory days of three decades ago. He joined The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast to offer perspective on the Bengals' first playoff win in 30 years on Jan. 15. "Trust me, I wish we could stop talking

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S2 Ep116: That's So Cincinnati: CPS leader calls...

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2022/01/13

Eve Bolton called Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education's decision last week to close the school buildings and return to fully remote learning "devastating" for students and their families. The retired teacher was the only board member who voted against returning to full remote learning amid a spike in COVID-19 cases in Ohio's third-largest school district. School buildings are shutdown to students until at least Jan. 24, a date board members targeted for returning to in-person

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S2 Ep115: That's So Cincinnati: New Mayor Pureval...

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2022/01/05

When the invitation came to Aftab Pureval, who had just been elected Cincinnati mayor, to visit the White House late last year along with other new mayors he wasn't sure what to expect. But Pureval went to the Dec. 14 meeting prepared, bringing with him a request for what he sees as Cincinnati's most pressing need from the federal government: A new Brent Spence Bridge. He did pitch that project the White House to President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. Although first, as an aside

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S2 Ep114: That's So Cincinnati: Happy New Years 2022!

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2021/12/29

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S2 Ep113: That's So Cincinnati: What are the top...

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2021/12/22

Enquirer executive editor Beryl Love and columnist Jason Williams discuss the biggest stories of 2021. Where does UC football making the College Football Playoff, Brood X cicada invasion and Aftab Pureval winning the mayor's race rank among the top stories? Find out on "That's So Cincinnati."

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S2 Ep112: That's So Cincinnati: Restaurateur on Via...

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2021/12/15

Cristian Pietoso takes pride in offering an authentic Italian dining experience at his four Greater Cincinnati restaurants. Early next year, guests at Downtown's Via Vite will have a new experience. They'll be able to watch up close the pasta-making process, a viewing area that'll be part of an upcoming remodeling at the Fountain Square restaurant. Via Vite is scheduled to temporarily shutdown on Jan. 8 to begin a planned monthlong remodeling, Pietoso told The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati"

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S2 Ep111: That's So Cincinnati: Chris Seebach on 10...

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2021/12/08

A decade ago, Chris Seelbach ran for Cincinnati City Council wanting to help stop the city's yearslong population decline. The trailblazing Democrat was personally doing his part. He purchased a condo in Over-the-Rhine for $125,000, $10,000 of it an inheritance his parents told him he was squandering on such a purchase. Seelbach, first elected in 2011, has watched his neighborhood thrive ever since. As Seelbach prepares to leave city hall early next month, he told The Enquirer's "That's So

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S2 Ep110: That's So Cincinnati: Montgomery Inn's Dean...

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2021/11/16

Montgomery Inn partner Dean Gregory tells stories about his dad and the restaurant's late founder, Ted Gregory; his mom's secret BBQ sauce; how Bob Hope got involved; and the exploding cigar prank.

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S2 Ep109: That's So Cincinnati: Jan-Michele Lemon...

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2021/11/09

Cincinnati City Councilwoman Jan-Michele Lemon Kearney and former President Barack Obama have been friends since they were classmates at Harvard Law School 30 years ago. Their families have stayed in touch. Kearney and her husband, former state Sen. Eric Kearney, held fundraisers for Obama and worked on his campaigns. Did Lemon Kearney turn to Barack and Michelle Obama for political advice while running her first campaign this year? No, and Lemon Kearney didn't need to. The North Avondale

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S2 Ep108: That's So Cincinnati: David Pepper talks...

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2021/11/03

David Pepper first ran for office 20 years ago, the start of a career that now includes Cincinnati City Council, the Hamilton County Board of Commissioners and Ohio Democratic Party Chairman. Pepper, 50, of Indian Hill, pivoted in recent years to a new career: author, writing political thrillers. His newest book, Laboratories of Autocracy: A wake-up call from behind the lines, is a non-fiction tome culled from his political experience. His thesis: corrupt politicians in statehouses across the

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S2 Ep107: That's So Cincinnati: World Cup pitch; what...

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2021/10/27

REDI Cincinnati is the region's leading organization charged with recruiting new companies and jobs. It played a big role in regional leaders' pitch to World Cup officials last week, and REDI President and CEO Kimm Lauterbach joined "That's So Cincinnati" podcast to discuss.

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S2 Ep106: That's So Cincinnati: There will be a...

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2021/10/20

The Flying Pig is back, albeit it with a smaller field of racers and later in the year than usual. But it will still be the same community-driven event that it was before the coronavirus pandemic forced Cincinnati races to be virtual last year, said Iris Simpson Bush, executive director at Flying Pig Marathon, Inc, which runs the marathon and several other races throughout the year. "We're thrilled to be back," she told The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast. The marathon, usually

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