There's no hotter founding father these days than Alexander Hamilton .

Local jazz drummer, bandleader and music legend John Von Ohlen is the subject a recently released authorized biography called It's Gotta Swing: The John Von Ohlen Story .

Poetry Reading: Susan Glassmeyer reads her poem, Ice Storm .

The Carnegie in Covington is currently displaying two unique art installations featuring local artists.

Edible flowers have been part of cultural cuisines for centuries, offering unique flavors like saffron and rose.

Longtime Cincinnatians will remember the tea rooms that were permanent fixtures in many downtown department stores like Shillito's, Pogue's, McAlpin's and others. Author Cynthia Kuhn Beischel has researched and written about these bygone establishments – and discovered some of these classic recipes - for her book Lost Tea Rooms of Downtown Cincinnati: Reflections & Recipes , and she talks about it all with our Jim Stump.

A new collaboration between classical music presenter concert:nova and Activities Beyond the Classroom , which helps fund music lessons for students, is being supported by the local Benjamin Carlson-Berne Scholarship Fund .

Ohio poet Rochelle Hurt recently released her latest collection, In Which I Play the Runaway , which has received the Barrow Street Book Prize.

Lee Hay has a very special treat for you: A King Records Christmas !

Music for the Season: Wussy presents their song Las Vegas from their self-titled CD, Wussy .