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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 Ep69: That's So Cincinnati: What does it mean to...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2021/01/22

New Hamilton County Sheriff Charmaine McGuffey really missed the department during her nearly four years out of uniform. The 33-year law enforcement veteran missed many of her old coworkers. She missed putting on the black-and-gold uniform each day. And she missed the jail inmates. Wait. What? Any doubt there's a new sheriff in town? Certainly the county's previous two sheriffs – Jim Neil and Si Leis – would've never said that. But McGuffey, who spent several years overseeing the

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S2 Ep68: That's So Cincinnati: Liz Keating on making...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2021/01/12

Liz Keating grew up sitting at her grandparents' kitchen table listening to her Cincinnati-famous grandfather tell stories about his honorable career law, politics and journalism. She loved both fields, but saw her career someday going a different route. Nearly a year ago, however, Liz Keating had a change of heart and started thinking that she'd like to do a job the late Bill Keating once did – serve on Cincinnati City Council. Liz Keating didn't realize it'd happen this soon, but the

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S2 Ep67: That's So Cincinnati: Steve Raleigh opens up...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2021/01/08

Long-time Cincinnati weatherman Steve Raleigh can quickly recall the exact dates of the two biggest storms he's encountered in life. • March 2, 2012, when a rash of tornadoes killed more than 20 people across Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Southeast Indiana. • Jan. 17, 2019, when Raleigh's 24-year-old daughter, Madison, committed suicide after battling addiction and mental illness. As Raleigh still track's storms weekdays for WCPO-TV, he's also taken on another job – launching a

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S2 Ep66: That’s So Cincinnati: The hope of 2021

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/12/31

Forget 2020. What lies ahead for Greater Cincinnati in the New Year? Regional political, business, legal and media leaders share their hopes for 2021 in That’s So Cincinnati’s annual New Year’s resolutions episode.

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S2 Ep65: That's So Cincinnati: Veteran local TV...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/12/23

It's not easy answering tough questions. It's also not easy asking them. But veteran Cincinnati TV journalist Angenette Levy has made a name for herself by asking tough questions of Greater Cincinnati's public officials on the air over the past decade. Levy, who left Local 12 in September, joined That's So Cincinnati podcast this week to discuss: • Her approach to the journalism and how the Anderson Township native got into the news business • Reporting on a story that eventually became

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S2 Ep64: That's So Cincinnati: John Cranley talks...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/12/15

Mayor John Cranley joins That's So Cincinnati podcast this week.

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S2 Ep63: That's So Cincinnati: Councilman Greg...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/12/09

Cincinnati City Councilman Greg Landsman answers tough questions about his role in the Gang of Five texting scandal, embattled Councilman P.G. Sittenfeld and the state of affairs at City Hall. You won't want to miss this episode.

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S2 Ep62: That's So Cincinnati: From journalist to...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/12/01

As a trial lawyer, former assistant prosecutor and ex-journalist, Steve Goodin might be the perfect fit for a seat on Cincinnati City Council at the moment. The Republican has a firm understanding of public accountability – something City Hall is sorely lacking in the wake of three council members being arrested this year on federal corruption charges. Goodin, newly appointed to council this week, has a clear vision for what he wants to do immediately after City Hall reopens later this month

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S2 Ep61: That's So Cincinnati: Christopher Smitherman...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/11/25

Cincinnati Vice Mayor Christopher Smitherman has been speaking out against some of his council colleagues' illegal and unethical behavior for years. It's time others join him, Smitherman told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast. Especially since he believes federal investigators aren't done rooting out corruption at City Hall in the wake of three city council members being arrested on pay-to-play charges this year. Smitherman recently called Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine to ask the

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47:01

S2 Ep60: That's So Cincinnati: Federal prosecutor...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/11/12

In the year David DeVillers has spent on the job as the region's top federal attorney, the Ohio Speaker of the House and two Cincinnati City Councilmembers have been arrested in pay-to-play schemes. And he didn't shut the door on the possibility there could be more corruption-related arrests coming at City Hall. The rash of arrests are a reflection of DeVillers making it a top priority to crack down on public corruption immediately after the Trump appointee took over as the U.S. attorney for

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S2 Ep59: That's So Cincinnati: Hamilton County GOP...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/11/05

Hamilton County Republican Party Chairman Alex Triantafilou watched election night as a blue wave swept in, taking with it two county elected leaders – treasurer and recorder – and nine judgeships. The latter flipped both the common pleas and appellate courts to a Democrat majority – something that was unthinkable a decade ago for the once-dominant Hamilton County GOP. Those losses have some local Republicans quietly grumbling about the need for new party leadership. Triantafilou addressed

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S2 Ep58: That's So Cincinnati: Frank LaRose on what...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/10/29

How many outstanding absentee ballots will still need to be counted on Election Night? What time will results be released? And how do you become Ohio's top elections official? Secretary of State Frank LaRose answered these questions and more on The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast. Listen to the full episode for free by clicking the link at the top of the article. That's So Cincinnati can also be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart Radio and other major listening platforms

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S2 Ep57: That's So Cincinnati: Reds President Phil...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/10/21

It's the offseason, and Reds President Phil Castellini has some time to reflect. In a candid, hourlong discussion on The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast, Castellini covered a wide range of topics, including: • His strong bond with his father, Reds owner Bob Castellini, and their passion for Cincinnati sports • Lessons from working for his father's companies since he was a teenager, when he started as a laborer in the produce distribution and warehouse businesses • Thom

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S2 Ep56: That's So Cincinnati: Breaking down Biden's...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/10/13

Fresh off attending Joe Biden's visit to Union Terminal, That's So Cincinnati co-hosts Sharon Coolidge and Jason Williams break down the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign stop and what it could mean in Ohio. And listeners get to meet Keith Pandolfi, The Enquirer's new food and dining writer. The biggest question for Keith, of course, is what's his take on Cincinnati-style chili? Find out on That's So Cincinnati.

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S2 Ep55: That's So Cincinnati: From Trump to...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/10/07

Is the 2020 election when the Republicans lose all their remaining power in Hamilton County? It was a big topic of discussion on The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast election preview episode. University of Cincinnati political science professor David Niven breaks down the ticket in Hamilton County from Biden-Trump to Republican Joe Deters' chances of holding the prosecutor's seat to former Cincinnati Councilman Charlie Winburn's race for county treasurer. The once-dominate Hamilton

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S2 Ep54: That's So Cincinnati: Long-time radio host...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/09/30

Lincoln Ware has been on the air in Cincinnati for nearly a half century, known to his listeners as a trusted voice who gives them a chance to have theirs heard. "I've been on the air longer than any African American in the history of Cincinnati radio," said Ware, who hosts the Lincoln Ware Show 10 a.m.-12 p.m. weekdays on 101.5 FM The Buzz. Ware joined The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast to do what he does best – speak honestly about Cincinnati politics, issues affecting Black

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S2 Ep53: That's So Cincinnati: The zoo's Thane...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/09/22

Did Fiona actually miss seeing zoo visitors during the coronavirus shutdown? How did the Cincinnati Zoo team break Ndume of a chewing gum habit? And what's a long-time zookeeper think about "Tiger King?" Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens Director Thane Maynard had the answers in a wide-ranging and engaging interview on The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast this week.

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S2 Ep52: That's So Cincinnati: The effort to help...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/09/16

The leader of Cincinnati-based Ohio Innocence Project said in 2011 then-state Attorney General Mike DeWine rejected a request to do a statewide review of cases involving prisoners who claimed to be wrongfully convicted. But DeWine, now Ohio governor, didn't turn down the offer because he disagreed with the premise of helping people who are wrongfully convicted, his spokesman told The Enquirer. Local, state and federal government bureaucracies made such a review challenging, DeWine spokesman Dan

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S2 Ep51: That's So Cincinnati: Life of a...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/09/10

FC Cincinnati play-by-play voice Tom Gelehrter talks about the making of a new documentary about the team, his summer at broadcasting school and starting his own company. Gelehrter's company, 4th Floor Creative, produced "Nonstop Flight: The Untold Story of FC Cincinnati," which debuted this week. Enquirer Director of Photography Cara Owsley also joins That's So Cincinnati to take listeners onto the front lines of what it's like to capture photos and video of the big news stories of

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S2 Ep50: That's So Cincinnati: Reds shouldn't fire...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/09/02

One of Greater Cincinnati's leading influencers in the LGBTQ community wants to give embattled Reds broadcaster Thom Brennaman a chance to redeem himself. And there's no better place for Brennaman to do that than the television booth, community leader Ryan Messer told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast. "I don't think he should be fired," said Messer, vice president of the Cincinnati Public Schools board and co-founder of Greater Cincinnati's Human Rights Campaign. "There's good that

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