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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 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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S2 Ep49: That's So Cincinnati: Ohio GOP leader Jane...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/08/26

The election is all about suburban women voters. You've inevitably heard that many times in 2020. Ohio GOP Chairwoman Jane Timken joined The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast to discuss the battle for suburban women voters and whether Trump's message of safety amid nationwide protesting is working with that voting bloc. "I am that demographic," said Timken, 53, who grew up in Cincinnati and now lives in the suburbs of the Canton-Akron region. "You’re watching on TV what’s happening in

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S2 Ep48: That's So Cincinnati: Republican Greg...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/08/18

Cincinnati's Greg Hartmann is among a handful of Republicans who can vouch for how costly it can be to publicly criticize Donald Trump. Hartmann made national headlines in late 2015, when the then-Hamilton County commissioner called Trump "the most offensive public figure I've seen." The comments ended up costing Hartmann a White House-appointed federal prosecutor's job. Back in the local political spotlight to lead the GOP's campaign to kill a potential ballot initiative to disband the

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56:27

S2 Ep47: That's So Cincinnati: Householder scandal...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/08/11

Ohio Rep. Brigid Kelly joins The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast to discuss the Larry Householder scandal; the dangers of dark money in politics; how the House moves forward; and what Hamilton County office she may run for in the future. The Hyde Park Democrat says she's concerned the alleged $60 million Statehouse bribery scandal against the now-former House Speaker could deter "good people" from running for elected office and get involved in politics and government. The Kelly

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S2 Ep46: That's So Cincinnati: Ex-mayor takes aim at...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/08/04

Former Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken has emerged as a leading critic on the city and county's embattled riverfront development project, also known as The Banks. And the former Congressman and local TV anchor didn't hold back in his criticism of The Banks on That's So Cincinnati this week, calling for new leadership on the project. Luken is a member of the city-county Joint Banks Steering Committee, which is supposed to provide oversight and decision-making power on the project. But the

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S2 Ep45: That's So Cincinnati: Attorney Chris Finney...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/07/29

Cincinnati Attorney Chris Finney talks about his challenges of going against energy company-led efforts to reject a ballot initiative last year on Larry Householder's House Bill 6. Finney also discusses his legal battles against Gov. Mike DeWine's coronavirus-related orders. Also this week: Co-hosts Jason Williams and Sharon Coolidge breakdown the scandal in Columbus and discuss a leisure trip on the Ohio River.

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S2 Ep44: That's So Cincinnati: New Cincinnati city...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/07/23

On this week's episode: -- New Cincinnati City Manager Paula Boggs Muething talks about her personal and professional journey. -- What's up with the under-the-radar Hamilton County parks levy -- Taking the stairs at Eden Park

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S2 Ep43: That's So Cincinnati: Whatever happened to...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/07/16

It's been four years since Cincinnati Parks leaders announced that the long-awaited riverfront marina was finally going to be built. Nothing has happened since, though. What happened? New Cincinnati Parks Director Kara Kish told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati Podcast that the Parks Board earlier this year requested and got an extension until 2023 for the $1.5 million state grant being used to help get the project going. "I am optimistic about (the marina)," Kish said. "I think it's in

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S2 Ep42: That's So Cincinnati: GOP candidate explains...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/07/08

The burden of paying for future maintenance and upgrades to Paul Brown Stadium continues to loom large for Hamilton County taxpayers. As the bill is coming due in a few years on deferred costs, Republican commissioner candidate Andy Black is proposing a solution: Sell the stadium. It's not a new idea, but Black is well-intentioned and has gathered a team of experts to work on a plan. The former Mariemont vice mayor talks in-depth about his idea on That's So Cincinnati. Black's interview

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S2 Ep41: That's So Cincinnati: Dusty Rhodes makes no...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/06/30

Dusty Rhodes says Democrats can censure him "until the cows come home," but the long-time Hamilton County auditor isn't going to apologize for his recent tweet asking why Black Lives Matter isn't also focusing on children lost to abortions and shootings. Instead, Rhodes is doubling down on his comments and hopes it drives a conversation about emphasizing that "all black lives matter," he told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast his week. A anti-abortion Catholic and

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S2 Ep40: That's So Cincinnati: Local TV veteran...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/06/16

It's moments like this in our history when a journalist's experience, perspective and credibility are critical for viewers and readers. WLWT-TV anchor and reporter Courtis Fuller has been a trusted voice for Greater Cincinnati for nearly four decades, and his institutional knowledge really pays off in major news events like the recent racial inequality protests. He was on the streets covering the protests the past few weeks, just like he was in 2001 during the civil unrest in Cincinnati. And

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S2 Ep39: That's So Cincinnati: Police leader details...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/06/10

It'd be hard to find a law enforcement officer anywhere who understands police-community relations better than Cincinnati assistant police chief Paul Neudigate. The 30-year policeman last week climbed over a barrier during a racial equality protest and took the opportunity to talk with and listen to peaceful protesters. And he quickly realized: There's work to be done to bridge the relationship between police officers and a younger generation of Cincinnatians. What protesters were saying "it

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S2 Ep38: That's So Cincinnati: Top Cincinnati...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/05/26

Cincinnati chef and restaurateur Jose Salazar chuckles about a conversation he had with his wife in early March. "Everything was just starting to click," Jose Salazar said about his three restaurants, the most popular being Salazar in Over-the-Rhine. "My wife about two weeks before the shutdown said, 'I feel great. I feel like for the first time in years I'm not worried whether I'm going to make payroll next week.' " Some 10 weeks later, Jose Salazar is fighting to stay in business. He

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S2 Ep37: That's So Cincinnati: Councilman Chris...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/05/19

Before the streetcar was shut down to passengers to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, there was a plan on the table to make it fare-free. Yes, free. Finally. Supporters have long said such a move would bolster weak ridership. Cincinnati City Councilman Chris Seelbach told The Enquirer’s That’s So Cincinnati podcast that the Cincinnati Bell Connector was going to be free to ride starting July 1. (Click the Audioboom link at the top of the article to listen to the podcast episode for

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S2 Ep36: That's So Cincinnati: Police union boss Dan...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/05/13

Concerns are growing inside the Cincinnati Police Department about the possibility of officers being laid off as City Hall faces a monumental $80 million budget deficit in the upcoming fiscal year. Police union President Dan Hils, never one to back down from a political fight, is ready to "call out stupid" if City Council attempts to prioritize any pet projects at the expense of public safety. After years of saying they'll make basic public services a top priority, the politicians "have to

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S2 Ep35: That's So Cincinnati: First family of...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/05/05

Supermarkets are limiting meat purchases as outbreaks of the new coronavirus has shutdown meat-processing plants across the U.S. But never fear, Greater Cincinnatians. "There won't be a shortage of goetta," Glier's Goetta CEO Dan Glier told That's So Cincinnati podcast. Glier's Northern Kentucky-based plant is equipped with a state-of-the-art sanitation system the company installed last year. Dan Glier also talks about the unique history of the company his dad started in 1946 and whether there

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S2 Ep34: That's So Cincinnati: Top GOP lawmaker...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/04/30

Bent on reopening the economy, Ohio Republican lawmakers are returning to Columbus next week united around one message: Convincing Republican Gov. Mike DeWine to start listening more to elected officials in the Statehouse and less to non-elected state medical Director Amy Acton. Ahead of the Legislature returning to session on Tuesday for the first time in six weeks, Ohio House Majority Leader Bill Seitz of Green Township joined The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast to talk about the

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S2 Ep33: That's So Cincinnati: Jerry Springer sounds...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/04/21

Jerry Springer knows television and politics — and the proud liberal can't stand Donald Trump. So how do you get "Judge Jerry" fired up? Ask Springer whether the networks should be airing Trump's daily coronavirus press conferences. "There is no excuse now that we know what they're like for just turning on the cameras," Springer told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast. "The reporters should be there, and then write their reports or report it on the news that night. But to just

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S2 Ep32: That's So Cincinnati: All you need to know...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/04/15

Some 50,000 absentee ballots have been cast in Hamilton County since the coronavirus sent the Ohio primary election to the mailbox. Thousands more are still expected to participate before this unprecedented vote-by-mail only election ends on April 28. And lots of confusion and questions remain about how to vote and how to make sure your vote is counted. The Enquirer has you covered right here. Sherry Poland, Hamilton County Board of Elections executive director, addressed all you need to

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S2 Ep31: That's So Cincinnati: 'The handshake is...

That"s So Cincinnati ·

2020/04/09

Dr. O'dell Owens wants us all stay focused on a public health crisis. He's talking about the opioid crisis, Greater Cincinnati's leading public health expert wants everyone to know hasn't gone away amid the coronavirus pandemic. "It’s falling off of people’s thought patterns," Owens told The Enquirer's That's So Cincinnati podcast. "That’s what bothers me. This issue was so big that the life expectancy numbers in our country changed." Owens, president and CEO of Interact for Health, is

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