Sarah Rose Nordgren reads her poem Love Poem from her book, Best Bones .

Around Cincinnati celebrates the 75 th Anniversary of Cincinnati's legendary record label King Records during September. We're calling this weekend's show A King Records Potpourri , featuring these segments:

This King Records special will feature interviews with Waddell Falland & Jimmy Railey who were both members of The Solars, Bobby and the Expressions, & The Famous Flames, two of the Sisters of Righteous, Dr. Kay Robinson, and two of The Dapps. Waddell Falland and Jimmy Railey spoke with me in 2007. Geneva L. Kinard Woode & Denise Kennard Crowley from the Sisters of Righteous talked with Brian Powers about their careers at King Records as teenagers and backing up numerous King

In honor of the 75th anniversary of King Records, music historian Brian Powers spoke with a number of folks this summer about their work with James Brown Productions which was based in the King Records building on Brewster Avenue. From 1965 to 1971, James Brown's company created a new genre of music producing many hit records and was involved in civil rights and the Black Pride movement. During this hour, which airs on WVXU/WMUB on Saturday, September 8th at 11pm and repeats on Sunday, September

Around Cincinnati celebrates the 75 th Anniversary of Cincinnati's legendary record label King Records during September. This week's show is the first of two parts looking at James Brown Productions – conversations with and stories from those who worked with the Godfather of Soul during his King Records days. Brian Powers, local music historian and King Records expert, talks with several individuals who worked with James Brown. David Matthews, who was James Brown’s music arranger for five years,

In honor of the 75th anniversary celebration of King Records in September, Lee Hay and Brian Powers have teamed up for another series of specials about some of the musicians who recorded at King Records. The first special will feature "The King of Hillbilly Piano Players," Moon Mullican who recorded at King Records from 1946 until the late 1950's and was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1951. The special will air on WVXU/WMUB on Saturday evening, September 1st at 11pm; Sunday,

Cincinnati is ready to celebrate the 75 th Anniversary of the legendary King Records with more than 40 events around the community.

The celebration of the 120 th Anniversary of Cincinnati's Lee Chapel A.M.E. church will culminate in a praise-filled concert on Friday, September 21.

The 9 th Annual Cincinnati Comic Expo will bring celebrity guests from TV and film (along with a variety of vendors, panel discussions, and more) to Cincinnati during the September 14-16 weekend.

A classic Cincinnati band of the 1960's will be celebrated at an upcoming fundraiser for the Play It Forward foundation, supporting local musicians in need.