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Cincinnati Edition episodes:

04.25.2024
Is the bee population rebounding in the U.S.?
Experts discuss the buzz around the latest data.
04.25.2024
A leader in climate justice is coming to Cincinnati to talk about how it's done
Jacqueline Patterson will be the keynote speaker at the 2024 Midwest Regional Sustainability Summit on May 2 in downtown Cincinnati.
04.24.2024
Are trees bulking up on excess carbon in the atmosphere?
Earth Week continues on Cincinnati Edition with an eco-focused gardening show
04.23.2024
Ohio may have a larger influence on climate policy than you think
The outcome of Ohio's 2024 U.S. Senate race could help decide who controls the Senate — and the fate of climate policy.
04.23.2024
Cincinnati is getting help to fight landslides
Federal funding will go toward 10 projects on the city's most vulnerable hillsides.
04.22.2024
Last month was the warmest March on record
Experts discuss why the trend is likely to continue and how officials are addressing the issue
04.22.2024
There's been 1,400 oil and gas incidents in Ohio in 5 years
Now an analysis claims Ohio's data understates the severity of some of these cases.
04.19.2024
Biden ballot trouble, top tornado state, plus more top stories
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
04.18.2024
Top storytellers visit Kentucky this May
What makes a great story? We ask legendary storytellers from across the country.
04.18.2024
The EPA is clamping down on 'forever chemicals.' A Cincinnati lawyer says the fight is far from over
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency last week set the nation’s first-ever limits on so-called “forever chemicals” in drinking water.
04.17.2024
Ohio plans to cover doula services for Medicaid recipients this fall
Experts outline the challenges ahead of an October rollout.
04.16.2024
From finding love to crafting moonshine, reality TV keeps us watching — and talking
Film critic tt stern enzi shares his favorite binge-worthy reality tv picks.
04.16.2024
U.S. Ambassador to NATO on why support for Ukraine is a good investment for Americans
We’ll talk with U.S. Ambassador to NATO Julianne Smith about the war in Ukraine, misconceptions about NATO, and why her work in Europe matters to people in the Tri-State.
04.15.2024
Test your word puzzle skills with a Cincinnati Edition-themed Hink Pink
Is everyone obsessed with word puzzles? We ask puzzle writers their strategy.
04.15.2024
Last-minute Tax Day tips; plus, what if you can't pay what you owe?
Financial expert Michelle Abernathy walks us through the tax filing do's and don'ts.
04.12.2024
What surge pricing, dynamic pricing and shrinkflation mean for your wallet
After Wendy's clarified its pricing plans, we ask if we'll see more of these pricing tactics, and why.
04.12.2024
Venturing into the path of totality with Dean Regas
Astronomer Dean Regas gets us eclipse ready.
04.12.2024
Randazzo death rocks Ohio's bribery scandal, Biden's ballot troubles, plus more top stories
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
04.11.2024
The U.S. measles outbreak has reached the Tri-State. How can you stay healthy?
Experts explain why the virus is resurging and how to keep your family healthy.
04.11.2024
From artists to rulers: Exhibitions explore the influence of women in art
We'll talk about the historic importance of women in art and how they've inspired women artists of today.
04.09.2024
The Taft Museum of Art’s new Duncanson artist-in-residence is a chef
Chef Tunde Wey uses Nigerian food to interrogate colonialism, capitalism and racism.
04.09.2024
Airbnb has changed its policy regarding surveillance cameras
What you need to know about your privacy rights when you travel.
04.05.2024
Legal challenge over Ohio's 24-hour waiting period for an abortion, plus more top stories
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
04.04.2024
The role private equity firms play in newspaper industry layoffs
Author Margot Susca says private investment firms are buying up papers and neglecting their audiences.
04.04.2024
How the West End community is remembering the 11-year-old killed in a mass shooting last year
A Walk to End Gun Violence is scheduled for April 6.
04.03.2024
Survivors of tornado 'Super Outbreak' share their stories
Fifty years later, local survivors share memories of one of the nation’s deadliest outbreaks of tornadoes.
04.03.2024
Cincinnati settled a racial discrimination suit over its tax abatement program. Is it over?
The lawsuit alleged the city’s residential tax abatement program made the city more segregated.
04.02.2024
Ohio's controversial HB 68 is set to take effect in less than 30 days. But will it?
There are challenges in enforcing the new law.
04.02.2024
New project aims to connect Norwood's neighborhoods to each other and the region
Norwood is a city divided by Montgomery Road and the Norwood Lateral.
04.01.2024
Ky. lawmaker pushes to make fluoride optional for tap water
Kentucky ranks 49th in oral health. A new bill would make fluoride optional.
04.01.2024
Could a bridge collapse happen in the Tri-State?
Local experts discuss the Baltimore disaster and bridges in the Tri-State.
03.29.2024
A life of public service cut short, former Ohio House Speaker indicted again, plus more top stories
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
03.28.2024
A local filmmaker discovered his uncle made history – then made a short film about it
"1966" tells the story of Darryl Allen, the University of Cincinnati’s first Black baseball player.
03.28.2024
With Opening Day upon us, what can fans expect from the Reds this year?
The young Cincinnati team is looking to build off a surprising 2023 season.
03.27.2024
We're talking lesser celandine on the gardening show
On Cincinnati Edition's gardening show we answer your questions with our gardening experts.
03.26.2024
Coffee talk: A better beverage experience, plus what climate threats mean for your cuppa
Coffee experts join us with tips for enjoying your blend, plus we discuss the future of the coffee plant threatened by climate change and deforestation.
03.26.2024
Cats try to communicate with us, but how much do we understand?
The domestic cats who share homes with so many of us are descended from shy, solitary North African wild cats. And they've had to learn over time to communicate with humans.
03.25.2024
Tri-State voters have big decisions ahead beyond the presidential race
The Tri-State has other high-profile issues that primary elections are helping to decide.
03.22.2024
Auditor Kelly resigns and enters hospice, Darbi Boddy removed, plus more top stories
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
03.21.2024
A landmark settlement could have major impacts on the U.S. housing market
How will the National Association of Realtors settlement affect housing sales in the Tri-State?
03.21.2024
Is it ever time to 'de-prescribe' psychiatric drugs?
Millions of Americans take psychiatric medication. But sometimes a patient stops abruptly, and this can pose risks.
03.20.2024
Author says the fathers of zoology were wrong about many of the mothers in the animal kingdom
For centuries, zoologists have thought of males as bold and brave, and females as passive.
03.20.2024
CSO president says plans for the former Coney Island site will keep the park in the community
CSO President Jonathan Martin discusses some of the criticism of plans for a concert venue at the former Coney Island.
03.19.2024
Patients continue to feel the pain of prescription drug shortages
What factors are increasing demand and how long could shortages continue?
03.19.2024
Cincinnati is converting office towers into homes. Could that ease the region's housing crunch?
Cincinnati is a national leader in office building conversions, according to a 2023 report.
03.18.2024
Highlights from the 2024 True/False Film Festival
Film Critic tt stern-enzi examines documentaries that dare to challenge and question societal and cultural norms.
03.18.2024
Go fund my medical bills: Patients increasingly turn to crowdfunding to raise money for health care
Patients increasingly turn to crowdfunding to raise money for costly hospital bills — why isn't insurance covering more?
03.15.2024
Local high school administrator on leave after arrest in Nashville and more top stories
On Cincinnati Edition's weekly news review, local journalists join us to talk about the big stories from recent days.
03.14.2024
Plenty of people love dog parks. But do dogs?
Dogs can be bullies, too, canine behavior experts say, and fights can result in dogs learning inappropriate behaviors from other dogs.
03.13.2024
The two oldest candidates for president will face off this November. Should age matter?
Political commentators, comedians and voters are asking whether President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are too old to run the country. Some experts on aging wonder how much of that concern is rooted in ageism.

What's Cincinnati Edition about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Cincinnati Edition episodes:

Is the bee population rebounding in the U.S.?

A leader in climate justice is coming to Cincinnati to talk about how it's done

Are trees bulking up on excess carbon in the atmosphere?

Ohio may have a larger influence on climate policy than you think

Cincinnati is getting help to fight landslides

Last month was the warmest March on record

There's been 1,400 oil and gas incidents in Ohio in 5 years

Biden ballot trouble, top tornado state, plus more top stories

Top storytellers visit Kentucky this May

The EPA is clamping down on 'forever chemicals.' A Cincinnati lawyer says the fight is far from over

Ohio plans to cover doula services for Medicaid recipients this fall

From finding love to crafting moonshine, reality TV keeps us watching — and talking

U.S. Ambassador to NATO on why support for Ukraine is a good investment for Americans

Test your word puzzle skills with a Cincinnati Edition-themed Hink Pink

Last-minute Tax Day tips; plus, what if you can't pay what you owe?

What surge pricing, dynamic pricing and shrinkflation mean for your wallet

Venturing into the path of totality with Dean Regas

Randazzo death rocks Ohio's bribery scandal, Biden's ballot troubles, plus more top stories

The U.S. measles outbreak has reached the Tri-State. How can you stay healthy?

From artists to rulers: Exhibitions explore the influence of women in art

The Taft Museum of Art’s new Duncanson artist-in-residence is a chef

Airbnb has changed its policy regarding surveillance cameras

Legal challenge over Ohio's 24-hour waiting period for an abortion, plus more top stories

The role private equity firms play in newspaper industry layoffs

How the West End community is remembering the 11-year-old killed in a mass shooting last year

Survivors of tornado 'Super Outbreak' share their stories

Cincinnati settled a racial discrimination suit over its tax abatement program. Is it over?

Ohio's controversial HB 68 is set to take effect in less than 30 days. But will it?

New project aims to connect Norwood's neighborhoods to each other and the region

Ky. lawmaker pushes to make fluoride optional for tap water

Could a bridge collapse happen in the Tri-State?

A life of public service cut short, former Ohio House Speaker indicted again, plus more top stories

A local filmmaker discovered his uncle made history – then made a short film about it

With Opening Day upon us, what can fans expect from the Reds this year?

We're talking lesser celandine on the gardening show

Coffee talk: A better beverage experience, plus what climate threats mean for your cuppa

Cats try to communicate with us, but how much do we understand?

Tri-State voters have big decisions ahead beyond the presidential race

Auditor Kelly resigns and enters hospice, Darbi Boddy removed, plus more top stories

A landmark settlement could have major impacts on the U.S. housing market

Is it ever time to 'de-prescribe' psychiatric drugs?

Author says the fathers of zoology were wrong about many of the mothers in the animal kingdom

CSO president says plans for the former Coney Island site will keep the park in the community

Patients continue to feel the pain of prescription drug shortages

Cincinnati is converting office towers into homes. Could that ease the region's housing crunch?

Highlights from the 2024 True/False Film Festival

Go fund my medical bills: Patients increasingly turn to crowdfunding to raise money for health care

Local high school administrator on leave after arrest in Nashville and more top stories

Plenty of people love dog parks. But do dogs?

The two oldest candidates for president will face off this November. Should age matter?