by David-Elijah Nahmod (A version of this piece appeared in EchoMag.com.) Prolific author Jim Provenzano covers some heavy ground in Finding Tulsa, his seventh novel. Written…
by Jen Kuhn “The kids have the keys, and the rules don’t apply!” declares the ad for “Grownish”, the latest show from District West. Taking over…
by Ken Schneck, Editor Right smack in the geographic center of the Cincinnati-Dayton Metroplex sits Springboro, Ohio. Known mostly for their Oktoberfest and 3-day Christmas festival,…
by Ken Schneck, Editor Famed radio producer Hallie Flanagan once said that “the power of radio is not that it speaks to millions, but that it…
by Peter Kusnic Often in LGBTQ+ stories, the Midwest is depicted as a place to flee rather than somewhere queer life exists constantly, in all its…
Last week, the City Club of Cleveland—one of the nation’s great free speech forums—sponsored a forum entitled “Reimagining Journalism: New Kids on the Block,” which featured…
by Ken Schneck, Editor Kyle Inskeep isn’t some talking head delivering the news in Cincinnati. Astronomically far from it. The Indiana-born co-anchor of the 5 p.m.,…
by Barbara Marie Minney The times in which we live are full of high anxiety and depression due to the pandemic and the unrest and divisiveness…
by Ken Schneck, Editor This pandemic has served up a powerful reminder of the importance of LGBTQ+ connection, and particularly how hard that connection can be…
This piece originally appeared in the blog of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County and appears here with their permission. Written by Julia Gardiner, Senior Library…