S1 Ep52: That's So Cincinnati: The Ohio Democratic Party's strategy for helping defeat Trump in 2020
Don't believe the national narrative that Ohio isn't a key state in the 2020 presidential election, state Democratic Party Chairman David Pepper told That's So Cincinnati podcast this week. Ohio Democrats are performing the role of "left tackle" and "firewall" for key swing states like Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, Pepper said. What does that mean? Democrats want to "protect" those stat...
1hr Sep 04, 2019
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S1 Ep51: That's So Cincinnati: Fireworks family, $21M Banks bill, regionalism lip service, tribute to hard workers
From Italy to Loveland, the Rozzi family has been lighting of the night on holidays and special occasions across Greater Cincinnati and the world for more than 120 years. Cincinnati's first family of fireworks joins That's So Cincinnati podcast to talk about the four-generation family company ahead of the 43rd annual Western & Southern/WEBN Labory Day fireworks. Company president Nancy Rozzi an...
1hr 2m Aug 28, 2019
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S1 Ep50: That's So Cincinnati: Streetcar savior, mover and shaker, an old Xavier dorm, hotel politics
Ryan Messer, vice president of the Cincinnati Public Schools board, joins That's So Cincinnati this week to discuss:  His role in saving the streetcar in 2013 as Over-the-Rhine Community Council president Key issues facing Ohio's third-largest school system  Transforming an old Xavier University dorm into a home Also this week, TSC hosts Sharon Coolidge and Jason Williams breakdown the politics...
1hr 1m Aug 21, 2019
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S1 Ep49: That's So Cincinnati: Live from Braxton's rooftop, CEO on why beer maker goes all-in on hard seltzer craze
It's been a crazy run of news lately, and That's So Cincinnati wanted to take a break from all that this week and have a little fun before summer winds down.  TSC hit the road for this week's episode, recording live from Braxton Brewing in Covington. CEO Jake Rouse joined us for a conversation from the beautiful new rooftop bar. Among the topics Rouse talked about: Braxton being the first local...
46m Aug 14, 2019
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S1 Ep48: That's So Cincinnati: Marty Brennaman talks his style, Cardinals fans, Trump, Dayton shooting, gun control, FC Cincinnati
Marty Brennaman calls 'em like sees 'em on this week's That's So Cincinnati. Would you expect otherwise?  The Hall of Fame broadcaster talks about the history of his brutally honest style and whether he could get hired if he were just starting his career. He also gives his take on Cubs and Cardinals fans, his family, Donald Trump, FC Cincinnati and much more.  The entire episode is dedicated to...
1hr 3m Aug 06, 2019
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S1 Ep47: That's So Cincinnati: The Banks PR mess, growth of Red (E-)Bike, Mayor Mallory 2.0, snail mail still matters
Cincinnati's streets have been taken over by e-bikes. What the heck is an e-bike?  Red Bike executive director Jason Barron stops by That's So Cincinnati to talk about five years of sharing bikes across Downtown Cincinnati, Covington and Newport. Plus, TSC co-hosts Sharon Coolidge and Jason Williams break down the latest on The Banks concert venue and the lack of a big-picture plan for Cincinna...
1hr 1m Jul 31, 2019
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S1 Ep46: That's So Cincinnati: Joe Deters doesn't mince words about Tracie Hunter, National Guard, his future
Joe Deters sits down with That's So Cincinnati for a candid in-depth interview that you don't want to miss. Here's a sampling of what the Hamilton County prosecutor said on this week's episode:  On Tracie Hunter: "Tracie has been a Dumpster fire from the start." On asking Gov. Mike DeWine to send in the National Guard to try to curb violence in Cincinnati: "When you can't have your little kid g...
1hr 16m Jul 24, 2019
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S1 Ep45: That's So Cincinnati: Chief Isaac talks past, present and future, Beryl Love guest hosts, goetta beer
Cincinnati Police Chief Eliot Isaac joins the That’s So Cincinnati podcast this week where he talks about curbing the increase in violence and his plans for the future. With special guest host Enquirer Editor Beryl Love, maybe we should have called this That’s So Forest Park. They graduated from Forest Park High School together and walked down memory lane. Plus, Christian Moerlein just launched...
59m Jul 17, 2019
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S1 Ep44: That's So Cincinnati: Tobacco farming, old school politics, Marian Spencer, painfully long lines
Gwen McFarlin grew up on a tobacco farm in Clermont County. How did that experience prepare her for a career in politics? The Hamilton County Democratic Party chairwoman joins That's So Cincinnati for an insightful chat about her rise to the position; working across aisle; managing the divide in her party; and those hot summer days stripping tobacco. Plus, TSC co-hosts Sharon Coolidge and Jason...
59m Jul 10, 2019
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S1 Ep43: That's So Cincinnati: Being Marty's daughter, 20 years of racin', the 'socialist loser,' concrete kayaking
It's more politics + fun stuff this week on That's So Cincinnati. Kentucky Speedway spokeswoman Ashley Brennaman Shirley joins us to talk about the NASCAR track celebrating its 20th racing season with next week's Quaker State 400. She explains the excitement surrounding race weekend; appealing to millennials; and pickup truck hot tubs. And if the name Brennaman sounds familiar, yes, Ashley is y...
47m Jul 03, 2019
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S1 Ep42: That's So Cincinnati: 'Bad Boy,' Frisch's deliciousness, that energy thing, I-75 golf cart
That's So Cincinnati continues on its summer tour of iconic local brands. Next stop: Frisch's Big Boy Vice President Todd Napier joins the podcast to discuss:  The new 'Bad Boy' burger Where Frisch's is planning to expand  The brilliant decision to bring back Coca Cola And the restaurant's new deal with FC Cincinnati Cincinnati.com Statehouse reporter Jessie Balmert also joins TSC to simplify t...
59m Jun 26, 2019
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S1 Ep41: That's So Cincinnati: Trump 'juggling act,' battle for suburban women voters, 2020 sprint
Talking ice cream and food is a lot of fun, but this week it's back to what That's So Cincinnati does best: Politics. Hamilton County GOP Chairman Alex Triantafilou joins the podcast to talk about:  The Trump 'juggling act' in a blue-trending county Targeting suburban women voters in 2020  Joe Deters' $500,000 statement And will Steve Chabot have a primary opponent? Plus, Enquirer Pulitzer Priz...
54m Jun 19, 2019
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S1 Ep40: That's So Cincinnati: Scoops from Graeter's CEO, 'legacy of stubbornness,' Polly's faves, Hilton Head
Louis and Regina Graeter started making vanilla ice cream in a metal bucket on the streets of Cincinnati after the Civil War. Today, four generations later, Graeter's is churning out 1.3 million gallons of ice cream a year; selling pints in 6,000 grocery stores nationwide and 55 scoops shops across nine states.  If Graeter's isn't So Cincinnati, then what is? In a rare interview, Graeter's Pres...
1hr 7m Jun 12, 2019
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S1 Ep39: That's So Cincinnati: 3CDC's Leeper talks streetcar, a Skyline contest and Beryl Love sings
Steve Leeper came to Cincinnati in 2003 to lead 3CDC, a development agency then focused on Over-the-Rhine’s troubles. A walk through that neighborhood shows success there and now the agency has turned its sights on downtown.  In a rare, wide-ranging, candid interview, Leeper joins That’s So Cincinnati to discuss:   Whether the streetcar played a role in OTR development. What’s coming to the for...
1hr 5m Jun 05, 2019
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S1 Ep38: That's So Cincinnati: Stadium stopper, teaching democracy in Middle East, 'city chicken'
Steve Driehaus and his well-known Cincinnati political family were Democrats long before it was cool in Hamilton County. The former congressman joins That's So Cincinnati to discuss:  The county's seismic political shift Teaching democracy and parliamentary procedure in the Middle East Coming home from Africa to start a political consulting firm Talking politics in the Driehaus household  TSC c...
55m May 29, 2019
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S1 Ep37: That's So Cincinnati: 'Cincinnati polite,' a streetcar named debt, traffic jams and ninjas
Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitors Bureau Vice President Jason Dunn has been a man on a mission ever since the 2001 civil unrest. He's helped Cincinnati to overcome a negative perception across the nation and land top minority-group conventions such as the NAACP and Urban League.  Dunn joins That's So Cincinnati podcast to talk about his experience overseeing the CVB's diversity and inclusion...
50m May 22, 2019
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S1 Ep36: That's So Cincinnati: Bunbury founder on The Banks concert venue quandary, pot and politics, new era begins
One of Greater Cincinnati's top leaders in events and entertainment is questioning whether a music venue at The Banks can be successful. Bunbury Music Festival Bill Donabedian joined That's So Cincinnati podcast this week to offer his insight on the proposed dueling music venues on both sides of the Ohio River. Donabedian, former Fountain Square events director 3CDC, sold a majority stake in ...
51m May 15, 2019
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S1 Ep35: That's So Cincinnati: Gerrymandering fallout, Sister Betty Lou the cat, bittersweet announcement
Scott "Scoop" Wartman, Cincinnati.com's regional politics and Hamilton County reporter, joins That's So Cincinnati to talk all-things gerrymandering. He also offers insights on Trump's Ohio, the 2020 sheriff's primary and the long-vacant Ovations riverfront property in Newport. As always, we have a little fun with our guest. So we asked Scott: What's up with naming his cat Sister Betty Lou? T...
47m May 08, 2019
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S1 Ep34: That's So Cincinnati: Live from Smale Park talking Flying Pig, grandma's homemade goetta, 'Cincinnata'
It's a special bonus edition of That's So Cincinnati as hosts Paul Dehner Jr. and Jason Williams hit the road for one of Cincinnati's staple annual events. From Smale Riverfront Park during Flying Pig Marathon weekend, the TSC crew sets up in the middle of the Fifty West Mile run party and asks runners: What's the most Cincinnati thing they can imagine? How about grandma's homemade goetta? ...
1hr 12m May 04, 2019
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S1 Ep33: That's So Cincinnati: On the tour bus with '80s teen queen Tiffany. Can U.S. Bank Arena fix be next?
That's So Cincinnati listeners know '80s pop music has been a big topic on the podcast -- and we take it to a whole other level this week. '80s teen sensation Tiffany (https://www.tiffanytunes.com/) invites TSC onto her tour bus for a candid behind-the-scenes chat before kicking off her 53-city Mixtape Tour with New Kids on the Block at U.S. Bank Arena on Thursday night. Tiffany talks about h...
48m May 01, 2019
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S1 Ep32: That's So Cincinnati: Alicia Reece, trusting FC Cincinnati, classroom critter, Motley Crue biopic
Cincinnati Democrat Alicia Reece joins That's So Cincinnati to discuss her 20 years in politics. Reece, a former Cincinnati vice mayor and state lawmaker, recalls the challenges of being on City Council in the wake of the 2001 civil unrest and the role she played in helping Cincinnati bounce back. The Roselawn resident also talks about working with former Gov. John Kasich; offers her take on ...
1hr 5m Apr 24, 2019
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S1 Ep31: That's So Cincinnati: Kroger vs. Amazon, robot grocery delivery, free rides, Busken's creepy bunny
Enquirer corporate watchdog reporter Alexander Coolidge stops by to talk about Kroger holding its ground in the grocery wars (https://www.cincinnati.com/story/money/2019/04/14/kroger-may-be-winning-the-grocery-wars-vs-amazon-walmart/3400697002/) ; the possibility of robots delivering groceries someday and the new Downtown store. Also, TSC cohosts Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. discuss whet...
48m Apr 17, 2019
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S1 Ep30: That's So Cincinnati: Chris Finney on 20 years of COAST, telling a politician to 'kiss his (butt)', growing up with Dems
Conservative attorney Chris Finney joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about his rabble-rousing reputation and offer insight on why he's waged war on local progressives. Finney talks about the early days of COAST, the citizen-led anti-tax group he helped found 20 years ago. He answers questions about why he pursues open-government litigation against certain politicians while leaving others alon...
53m Apr 10, 2019
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S1 Ep29: That's So Cincinnati: Long hard road, Mtn Dew 'medicine,' Ferris wheel thrills
Enquirer reporters Carol Motsinger and Dan Horn join That's So Cincinnati to talk about Cincinnati.com's four-part series on the long hard road poverty project. They go behind the scenes of their exhaustive reporting process to tell real people's stories from Middletown to Cincinnati to Falmouth, Kentucky. Also this week, a local lawmaker gets arrested, the landslide solution and two very mem...
54m Apr 03, 2019
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S1 Ep28: That's So Cincinnati: Reds exec talks FC Cincinnati, Puig's unique bobblehead, 'Disney Way'
Reds executive Karen Forgus joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about her journey from working outside of sports to creating one of the strongest brands in Major League Baseball. Karen is a big reason why the Reds are so fan-friendly, and she talks about adopting customer-service best practices from Disney. She also discusses sharing the market with FC Cincinnati, and whether that presents any ...
53m Mar 27, 2019
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S1 Ep27: That's So Cincinnati: The fascinating background of Congressman Brad Wenstrup
Congressman Brad Wenstrup often flies under the radar because he's not loud and braggadocios. But the Cincinnati Republican is anything but boring. Wenstrup joined That's So Cincinnati podcast to talk mostly about his life away from Capitol Hill. This episode offers a glimpse of the human side of the podiatrist-turned-politician. Wenstrup shares stories about: -- How a dying AIDS patient in ...
1hr 5m Mar 20, 2019
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S1 Ep26: That's So Cincinnati: Full 'textgate' aftermath breakdown, beer bracket, bumper stickers
Enquirer City Hall reporter Sharon Coolidge returns as a special guest to breakdown everything you need to know about "textgate." Paul Dehner Jr., Jason Williams and Sherry dive into the winners, losers, political fallout and the most uncomfortable moments in the trove of 25,000 text messages. Plus, our That's So Cincinnati Moment of the Week on perhaps too much love for the Norwood Lateral. ...
49m Mar 13, 2019
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S1 Ep25: That's So Cincinnati: Jeff Berding on involving fans in decisions, politics and 'fighting' for the city
FC Cincinnati President Jeff Berding joins That’s So Cincinnati to talk about fan engagement, “fighting” for Cincinnati and his involvement in politics and business. Will the former Cincinnati City Councilman ever return to politics? Berding, regarded as one of the region’s top political strategitss, answers that question. Plus, he gives us his take on the current state of City Hall and breaks...
54m Mar 06, 2019
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S1 Ep24: That's So Cincinnati: Beauty of Bockfest; Brandon Phillips' music; development danger
Bockfest organizer Aaron Sharpe joins That's So Cincinnati this week to talk about a soooooooooo Cincinnati event. From the goats to the Sausage Queen contest, Sharpe tells us all about the annual Over-the-Rhine bock beer celebration. Sharpe also offers his unique perspective on Cincinnati. The former WNKU personality now owns Lucius Q barbecue restaurant in the up-and-coming Pendleton neighbo...
57m Feb 27, 2019
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S1 Ep23: That's So Cincinnati: The making of a documentary about Covington Catholic
National Geographic producer Jon Schroder joins us to talk about the documentary he's filming on the Covington Catholic incident. The 1992 CovCath graduate discusses what the project will address and what it means to him. Plus, Schroder talks about going from moving props and furniture in a Los Angeles warehouse to creating and producing the No. 1 show on Nat Geo Wild. We also discuss Enquire...
52m Feb 20, 2019
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S1 Ep22: That's So Cincinnati: Big business upset with City Hall; what's best pizza in Cincy?
This week on That's So Cincinnati Paul Dehner Jr. and Jason Williams dive into the money issues going on with ODOT while potholes are littering the city. Also, the Cincinnati business community is putting City Hall on notice, Jason explains why. Food writer Polly Campbell joins to talk about Valentine's Day eating options, National Pizza Day and why sometimes you should just get drunk or eat W...
47m Feb 13, 2019
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S1 Ep21: That's So Cincinnati: FC Cincinnati stadium drama continues. Will it ever end?
Could Cincinnati handle hosting a Super Bowl? If so, would the city shut down its streetcar system like Atlanta did last week? The answers and more on this week's That's So Cincinnati podcast episode. Also, Cincinnati.com City Hall reporter Sharon Coolidge joins the TSC to break down all the latest drama surrounding FC Cincinnati's stadium. Political columnist Jason Williams has some sharp c...
43m Feb 06, 2019
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S1 Ep20: That's So Cincinnati: Trump's Cincinnati vanity mirror; FC Cincinnati's latest battle at City Hall
One of the key behind-the-scenes people in Greater Cincinnati politics joined the That's So Cincinnati Podcast this week. Jamie Schwartz, Congressman Steve Chabot's campaign manager and a long-time GOP political consultant, talks about recovering from the rugged "Chabtab" race; running errands for President Trump; the role TV ads still play in elections; and fighting. Yes, fighting -- as in k...
48m Jan 30, 2019
48m
S1 Ep19: That's So Cincinnati: Enquirer editor explains approach to Covington Catholic coverage
A packed episode of That's So Cincinnati this week: When it comes to the Covington Catholic story, not all media is alike. Executive Editor Beryl Love explains The Enquirer's approach to covering the Covington Catholic story. Switching gears to music in the second segment, "Pxvce" from Cincinnati Entertainment Awards' 2018 Artist of the Year, Triiibe, stops by. He talks about how Rock and Rol...
56m Jan 23, 2019
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S1 Ep18: That's So Cincinnati: Why City Hall needs a zero tolerance policy for use of 'N-word'
Enquirer Opinion Editor Kevin Aldridge sits down with That's So Cincinnati's Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. for a frank discussion about several important issues facing our region, including race relations. Kevin and Jason delve into the issue of Cincinnati police officers using the N-word and how City Hall officials should be handling the controversy. In the closing segment, Jason and Pa...
55m Jan 16, 2019
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S1 Ep17: That's So Cincinnati: 'Rabble rouser' Mike Moroski talks CPS; our obsession with local TV anchors; wearing slippers in public
That's So Cincinnati's Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. open the first episode of 2019 talking about political predictions for the year. Cincinnati Public Schools board member Mike Moroski to talk about his emergence on the local political scene -- and pressing issues facing the schools. In the closing segment, Paul asks: Why are we all obsessed with local news anchors? And Jason talks abou...
56m Jan 09, 2019
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S1 Ep16: That's So Cincinnati: Looking back at the 'Cincinnatiest' moments of 2018
Listeners and readers share their "So Cincinnati" moments of the year. That's So Cincinnati hosts Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. put a wrap on 2018. And Enquirer City Hall reporter Sharon Coolidge drops by with some gifts.
27m Dec 26, 2018
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S1 Ep15: That's So Cincinnati: Does Columbus hate us? More FC Cincinnati drama coming in 2019
Democratic political consultant Jared Kamrass joins That's So Cincinnati to offer perspective on his areas of expertise -- Cincinnati and Ohio politics and conference re-alignment. The Blue Ash native and Ohio State alum offers his perspective on the ongoing debate about whether the Statehouse treats Cincinnati like a second-class citizen. Jared also talks about being part of some major athle...
50m Dec 19, 2018
50m
S1 Ep14: That's So Cincinnati: Being Polly, Cincinnati burger joints, genius of Jeff Ruby, Greg Hartmann's future
Enquirer food writer Polly Campbell joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about the city's changing landscape of restaurants; her favorite new places to eat; her relationship with Jeff Ruby -- and whether it's cool to just order a bowl of chili at Skyline. Plus, TSC co-host Jason Williams talks about former Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann's future. Co-host Paul Dehner gives his take o...
47m Dec 12, 2018
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S1 Ep14: That's So Cincinnati: Polly's picks for best new restaurants
Enquirer food writer Polly Campbell joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about the city's changing landscape of restaurants; her favorite new places to eat; her relationship with Jeff Ruby -- and whether it's cool to just order a bowl of chili at Skyline. Plus, TSC co-host Jason Williams talks about former Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann's future. Co-host Paul Dehner gives his take o...
47m Dec 12, 2018
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S1 Ep13: That's So Cincinnati: Is West Side the best side? Marty, Bob, text messages, Ferris wheel
Enquirer political Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. update on the text message madness at City Hall as Prosecutor Joe Deters launches an investigation. Enquirer Reds beat reporter John Fay joins the pod to talk about being a proud, lifelong native of Cincinnati's West Side. Jason and Paul wrap up with stories about the zoo, The Banks Ferris wheel. And Jason sings some Ric...
47m Dec 05, 2018
47m
S1 Ep12: That's So Cincinnati: 'Motsy,' malls, Museum Center and ... is 'athleisure' OK at work?
Cincinnati Enquirer Politics Xtra insider Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. are joined by features editor Carol Motsinger to discuss her time spent diving into the re-opening of Union Terminal. What changed, what was restored and what does it mean for you? Also, we wonder about the future of Cincinnati malls, tell a whale tale, offer a loud That's So Cincinnati moment and to...
42m Nov 28, 2018
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S1 Ep11: That's So Cincinnati: 'Evil' is being used a lot at City Hall these days. What's it mean?
Moving on from Election 2018, Enquirer Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr., political columnist Jason Williams and City Hall reporter Sherry Coolidge check in on City Hall. And nothing has changed since we got distracted by the election. Team TSC discusses the "lost" police audit; the meaning of the word "evil," and Airbnb regulations. Jason and Paul talk a lot about food. They discuss whether ...
42m Nov 14, 2018
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S1 Ep10: TSC: Election aftermath. Is Deters in trouble? What's next for Aftab?
In the post-election day podcast, political columnist Jason Williams, City Hall reporter Sherry Coolidge and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. dive into what we learned on a historic Election Day in Hamilton County politics. From what this means for Aftab Pureval to what could happen with this unprecedented Democratic-controlled board of commissioners to the very red state of Ohio to the local...
57m Nov 07, 2018
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S1 Ep9: TSC: New day in newspapers, 'Secret Agent Man,' Election Day looms
Enquirer Editor Beryl Love joins TSC to talk about the editorial board's decision to stop endorsing individual political candidates. The Cincinnati native also provides us with our That's So Cincinnati Moment of the Week. Enquirer political columnist Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr., take one final look at the races ahead of Election Day. Jason talks about "Secret Agent Man...
1hr 3m Oct 31, 2018
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S1 Ep8: That's So Cincinnati: 'State of Cincinnati,' Rob Richardson and ... Richard Marx
Enquirer political columnist Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. welcome Rob Richardson to the podcast. Richardson is the Democratic candidate for state treasurer, and the only Cincinnatian running for statewide office this year. He discusses the under-representation of Cincinnati at the state level; looks back at his 2017 mayoral race; and weighs in on Cincinnati's streetcar....
54m Oct 24, 2018
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S1 Ep7: That's So Cincinnati: City Hall accountability, charter amendments
Enquirer political columnist Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. welcome in City Hall reporter Sharon Coolidge as they discuss the term-limit issues on the ballot, why council isn't elected by districts, a turn of events with Issue 1 and views from the Trump rally. Plus, our interview segment welcomes in Kathrine Nero to discuss her new venture on Facebook with the Enquirer, t...
56m Oct 17, 2018
56m
S1 Ep6: TSC: Why is Soros, Facebook founder trying to influence Ohio voters? Plus, breaking down "Chabtab"
Cincinnati.com political columnist Jason Williams and Bengals beat writer Paul Dehner Jr. run through the latest in the Cincinnati. This time, they break down Steve Chabot's and Aftab Pureval's visits with The Enquirer editorial board. Enquirer Ohio Statehouse reporter Jessie Balmert simplifies the controversial Issue 1. And as always, the fellas have some fun. Jason gets surly -- and testy ...
49m Oct 10, 2018
49m
S1 Ep5: That's So Cincinnati: The viaduct, The zoo, The high school reunion
In the latest edition of That's So Cincinnati, Enquirer Bengals beat writer Paul Dehner Jr. and Politics Xtra columnist Jason Williams discuss why the governor's race is so boring and if it would have any effect on Cincinnati and a tangent on the reality of the Western Hill Viaduct. Carol Motsinger joins to talk about her story on the rare lions at the zoo. The That's So Cincinnati moments th...
49m Oct 03, 2018
49m
S1 Ep4: That's So Cincinnati: Aftab's future, "Godsmac," Christmas in Colerain
Enquirer Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. and political columnist Jason Williams sit down for the fourth episode of their weekly podcast, That's So Cincinnati. This week, they dive into the unforced error from the campaign of Aftab Pureval, the heartwarming and heartbreaking story of Christmas in Colerain. They welcome in Matt Castleman, community pastor of Crossroads West Side, to discuss t...
47m Sep 26, 2018
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