Book Review : Roberta Schultz reviews former UC Professor Nikki M. Taylor ' s Driven Toward Madness: The Fugitive Slave Margaret Garner and Tragedy on the Ohio (New Approaches to Midwestern History) advance of the author's April 8 talk at the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County .

Celebrating National Poetry Month : Elaine Diehl introduces listeners to local poet, playwright, retired teacher and writer of the new semi-autobiographical play Faculty Lounge , Teri Foltz , who will share one of her poems.

Memorial Hall has a new, creative way to spend your lunch hour. Play With Your Lunch is a series featuring local actors, short plays and lunch and director Herb Duval has more details in this conversation with Jim Stump.

Celebrating National Poetry Month : Local poet Jinny Berten reads her poem The Breath of Dawn from her book We Dance .

It's already time to be thinking of summer and summer camps for kids.

Celebrating National Poetry Month : University of Dayton Professor Emeritus Dr. Herbert Woodward Martin joins Barbara Gray to discuss his lifelong interest in the writings of Paul Laurence Dunbar.

Celebrating Jazz Appreciation Month : last year, local musicians Brad Myers and Michael Sharfe recorded their CD in the Cincinnati Public Radio Corbett Studio .

Book Review: To commemorate Women's History Month , Roberta Schultz has a review of Sue Macy 's Motor Girls: How Women Took the Wheel and Drove Boldly Into the Twentieth Century .

Glen Phillips from the band Toad the Wet Sprocket stopped in our studio on St. Patrick's Day when he was in town for a concert at the Ludlow Garage.

Local author Jessica Strawser has set her latest novel, Almost Missed You , here in Cincinnati.