Book Review: Roberta Schultz shares her thoughts on The Letters of Cole Porter by Cliff Eisen & Dominic McHugh.

In the bucolic community of Yellow Springs, Ohio sits a wonderous little shop with a most unique specialization. The Little Fairy Garden sells all a person will need for their indoor or outdoor fairy garden. Our host, Lee Hay, learns all about fairy gardens and what you'll find in the shop in this conversation with owner Kim Lemkau .

Noah Wotherspoon is one of the busiest blues musicians in the area and he recently spent some time with our Elaine Diehl to talk about his new music and touring. He also performs a couple of his songs, "Hip to Your Jive," and "Don't Let the Darkness."

Roger Abell is a longtime set decorator for Hollywood films and TV shows, including Friends , Two and a Half Men and The Pirates of the Caribbean . He's an Oxford, Ohio native and recently returned to the Butler County community after his retirement.

There must be a story behind a musician and woodworker who now owns an art gallery in O'Bryonville. Brian O'Donnell spends some time getting that story from Joe Stewart , the man behind the Joe Stewart Gallery .

A fascinating photo and video project from one day earlier this year has now resulted in a book and documentary that shows the wonderful world of The Walt Disney Company, from studios to theme parks. The author of One Day at Disney: Meet the People Who Make the Magic Across the Globe , Bruce Steele , speaks with Lee Hay about the genesis of this project and the logistics of such an undertaking.

The tradition continues! Since 2005, host/producer Lee Hay has assembled a holiday feast of music and spoken word featuring some of Cincinnati's finest musicians, storytellers, and personalities. This year is no exception.

Cincinnati native and New York Times bestselling illustrator Richard Cowdrey has again teamed up with the Cincinnati Zoo for a holiday follow-up to the successful Fiona the Hippo children's book. He's in the studio with our Barbara Gray to talk about A Very Fiona Christmas .

From Johnny Mathis to Baby Shark to The Office and more, there's a little bit of everything coming to town compliments of the Cincinnati Arts Association in 2020. Joining Jim Stump for a preview of the entire line-up is Van Ackerman , the CAA's VP of Marketing and Communications.

Looking for some fun, retro ways to celebrate the holidays? Then author Charles Phoenix has you covered. He's with our host, Lee Hay, to talk about his latest throw-back inspired book, Holiday Jubilee: Classic & Kitschy Festivities & Fun Party Recipes .