Wild Carrot is one of Cincinnati's longest running Roots/Americana music groups, fronted by the husband and wife duo of Spencer Funk and Pam Temple . They are out with a new CD and they came by our Corbett Studio to talk with Elaine Diehl about Between the Darkness & Light and to perform a couple of songs.

For National Poetry Month : Local poet David Lee Garrison reads Tattoo from his book Carpeing the Diem: Poems about High School .

Local writer and poet Luz Villeda , a Guatemalan native, recently released her first novel, Two of You .

The Skirball Museum presents the exhibit Israel at 70: A History in Art and Artifacts , now through June 3.

Kelly Blewett kicks off National Poetry Month with special guest Caitlin Doyle . The local poet talks about early influences, reads and analyzes some of her poetry, and also discusses "The Cincinnati Review" publication.

This year's annual Record Store Day , happening on April 21, is going big at Northside's Shake It Records .

On this Easter Sunday: The Prayer Wheel is a new book written by three authors, including local writer and theologian Jana Reiss .

The 41 st Annual Appalachian Studies Association Conference is coming, for the first time, to Cincinnati from April 5-8. Accompanying the educational components of the event are a series of public performances and film showings .

Lisa Williams is a well-known psychic medium and TV personality who'll be in Cincinnati on April 7-8 as part of the Victory of Light Expo at the Sharonville Convention Center .

Book Review: In time for Opening Day, Roberta Schultz reviews The Love of Baseball: Essays by Lifelong Fans , edited by Chris Arvidson and Diana Nelson Jones.