Jay Gilbert
Dr. Know: Spoilers, Married Houses, and Exclusionary Practices
The good doctor investigates an interesting movie theater flyer, houses turned funeral home, and long-lasting discriminatory newspaper ads.
Dr. Know: A Lone Home, Mt. Lookout Square, and a Mysterious Sword
The good doctor investigates the last home left standing in Lick Run Greenway, the mystery of Mt. Lookout Square’s zip code, and a mysterious family heirloom.
Living in Cin: Jerry Springer and Me
I spent two years working with one of the world's most famous people, but both of us were mostly invisible.
Dr. Know: Nudist Colonies, Keys To The City, And Lost SCPA Students
The good doctor sleuths out a database of proclamations, mysterious sidewalk stickers, and Cincinnatians baring it all.
Dr. Know: Birth of Cosplay, Vanishing Exits, and Vintage Venues
The good doctor examines the Cincinnati origins of cosplay, a perpetually closed exit ramp, and a lost concert venue by City Hall.
Multi-Instrumentalist Paul Patterson Is the Real Deal
Paul Patterson’s musical range is staggering and, for me, slightly embarrassing.
Dr. Know: Casa Colina, Jerry or Perry Samuels, and the Benton Street Bridge
The good doctor investigates a brightly painted home in Price Hill, the home city of Jerry Samuels, and inspiration behind the Benton Street Bridge.
Dr. Know: Building Beehives, “Grosley” Radios, and Jerry Springer’s FM Show
The good doctor takes a dive into the stories behind a mysterious beehive, when a ”Grosley” radio rode on the Queen Mary, and the late Jerry Springer’s radio show.
Bot Really, Folks: An AI Analysis of Greater Cincinnati
I asked ChatGPT about Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. It didn’t go well.
Dr. Know: TV Truths, A Loyal Star, And 15 Minutes of Fame Overshadowed
The good doctor investigates the shuffling of local TV stations, just how local a beloved Cincinnati sports celebrity is, and how a bird stole the glory.