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Jeff Tweedy, Wilco Frontman, Shares His Inspirations in Walnut Hills This Week
The Chicago rocker will share his life story at Walnut Hills High School though 50 songs that made an impact—but not necessarily his favorite songs.
The National Can Go Home Again
Bryce Dessner dishes on the long-awaited return of the band’s Homecoming festival.
97X and the Meaning of True Independence
Robin James recalls the heyday of ”the Future of Rock and Roll” in a new book discussing the importance of WOXY-FM to Cincinnati and to the music business.
Greg Metze Makes a Splash at Colorado’s Old Elk Distillery
The former master distiller at MGP of Indiana in Lawrenceburg made some of your favorite bourbons. Now he’s working with Colorado’s Old Elk Distillery.
The Voice of the Cincinnati Cyclones Heads to the NHL
After five years with the Cincinnati Cyclones, Everett Fitzhugh is poised to be the first Black broadcaster in National Hockey League history.
Sudan Archives Is a Folk Artist, Interrupted
The 26-year-old violinist, singer, producer, and beat-maker is the most cosmic and uncategorizable presence to come out of Cincinnati since Bootsy Collins.
Meet Michael Maxwell, Findlay Market’s Vino Man
Market Wines’s Michael Maxwell talks about quarantine sales, rosé, and weekend wine tastings (which will return eventually!).
‘Joy of Cooking’ Cookbook Coauthor John Becker Shares a Classic Goetta Recipe
"Joy of Cooking" cookbook coauthor John Becker shares his 100 percent–pork goetta recipe and answers questions about its ingredients.
Home Cooking Bible ‘Joy of Cooking’ Has a Cincinnati Connection
The cookbook’s coauthor John Becker talks about the family business and releasing the classic cookbook’s ninth edition—the first to be fully revised by the founding family since 1975.
It’s a Season of New Blood for Local Men’s College Basketball Coaches
When new coaches take over established basketball programs, there’s a learning curve. But UC’s new head man John Brannen already knows his market.