Jay Gilbert
Jay Gilbert, radio personality and advertising prankster, is also Cincinnati Magazine's Dr. Know and Living in Cin columnist.
Dr. Know: Monopoly, Parking, and Interesting Homes
The Good Doctor answers your burning questions about Cincinnati-themed board games, broken parking kiosks, and fascinating Wyoming real estate.
One of Cincinnati’s Most Cherished Baseball Memories Is Simply Not True
Uncovering the real history behind what we thought was an Opening Day tradition.
Dr. Know: Google Maps, City Works, and Tom Denhart
The Good Doctor investigates digital maps, street signs, and comic books.
Dr. Know: MAD Magazine, Stone Walls, and Old Funeral Homes
The Good Doctor answers your burning questions about fold-ins, mysterious infrastructure, and an opulent final resting place.
For Nat Comisar, Music Is on the Menu
How the restaurant heir has wandered wisely and filled his life with song in the 20 years since he closed Maisonette.
Dr. Know: Victory Parkway, Apple Street, and the Forest Fair Mall
The Good Doctor investigates street names, memorial plaques on empty lots, and a dead mall's demise.
Dr. Know: Telephone Etiquette, Grand Openings, and Height Restrictions
The Good Doctor investigates your queries on high society blue books, cancelled developments, and one of Hyde Parks Square's tallest buildings.
Cincinnati’s Long and Tumultuous History of Traffic Planning
One-way streets and neighborhood-obliterating highways were seen as welcome solutions until it was clear that they very much weren't.
Dr. Know: Bulletin Board Legibility, Cincinnati Museum Center Windows, and Duval Street
The Good Doctor answers reader’s burning questions about bulletin board signs, architecture of the Union Terminal, and the legacy of a Mt. Adams street.
Dr. Know: Mysterious Houses, Old Stone Walls, and The Beach Boys
The Good Doctor gets to the gets to the bottom of some local quandaries and mistaken memories.
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