Book Review: Barbara Gray reviews Not Far From Me: Stories of Opioids and Ohio by Daniel Skinner and Berkeley Franz , both Assistant Professors at Ohio University.

Featuring more than 20 new acts, the Bellwether Music Festival returns with a change of venue August 9-10, with an array of great music and fun activities for all ages. Join Elaine Diehl as she speaks with co-founder Bill Donabedian about tickets, artists, and his inspiration for the event.

Kelly Blewett talks with Karen Abbott, author of The Ghosts of Eden Park: The Bootleg King, the Women Who Pursued Him, and the Murder That Shocked Jazz-Age America . The author will appear at a book signing and reading at Joseph Beth Booksellers in Rookwood on August 6.

From the bestselling 60’s pop duo Chad & Jeremy , Jeremy Clyde joins Lee Hay to talk about the current tour in support of his new five-volume set, The Bottom Drawer Sessions , and his upcoming show on August 14 at the York Street Café in Newport.

Author John Kachuba discusses the various myths and research that went into writing his latest novel, Shapeshifters: A History . He speaks with Barbara Gray on how modern times have adapted to reflect a secret desire for the occult.

Environmental scientist and entrepreneur Summer Rayne Oakes has just released her latest book, How to Make a Plant Love You: Cultivate Green Space in Your Home and Heart . She joins Lee Hay to dole out some plant-related advice on how to create a flourishing space.

Under the direction of John Morris Russell , the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra has released Voyage , their first CD recorded in the newly refurbished Music Hall. Commemorating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, the title track, from Academy Award-winning composer Michael Giacchino , draws inspiration from the stars. Also from the CD, from that same composer, we present his theme music from the new "Star Trek" films.

The Japanese kimono has been incredibly influential on western dress for generations. Now, the kimono is featured in a new exhibit at the Cincinnati Art Museum . The museum's chief curator, Cynthia Amneus , joins our Anne Arenstein with more details about Kimono: Refashioning Contemporary Style .

Ira Resnick is an acclaimed photographer who worked for, among others, Rolling Stone magazine and concert promoter Bill Graham . His latest book looks back at a tumultuous, memorable decade, the 1970's. He's on the phone with our host, Lee Hay, to talk more about The Seventies: A Photographic Journey .

Otis Williams is the founding, and only surviving, member of the original, legendary, super-group The Temptations . The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees are currently on tour with The Righteous Brothers and will be in concert at Cincinnati's PNC Pavilion on Friday, July 26. Elaine Diehl had the chance to speak with Otis Williams about the history, music, and legacy of The Temptations .