Cincinnati Magazine Podcast

On this month's episode, we dive behind the scenes of our September issue. We discuss the hot neighborhoods and real estate trends featured in our Where to Live Next cover package; we chat with the Cincinnati Zoo's elephant manager about the zoo's commitment to elephants; and we talk about the work going on at the St. Anne Woods and Wetlands in Melbourne, Kentucky.

In just seven minutes, we break down two exciting Cincinnati Magazine events to attend in September: The 2019 Cincinnati Baby and Beyond Expo, held at the Sharonville Convention Center on Sept. 14-15; and our sixth annual Slice Night event at Yeatman's Cove on Thursday, Sept. 26. Visit our Events page for more info and to purchase tickets!

On this month’s episode we discuss our August cover package, Be a Tourist in Your Home Town; freelance writer Leyla Shokoohe shares her story on the end of People’s Liberty; and we’re joined by John Stowell, who wrote story about Woodstock’s 50th anniversary, and Barbara Lenhardt, a local who attended the first Woodstock in 1969.

On this month’s episode we share an overview of our Queen City BBQ cover package and chat with local pitmaster-slash-anesthesiologist Muhammad Munir. Freelancer Carrie Blackmore Smith also tells us about her story on Blind Injustice, a Cincinnati Opera production that tells the powerful stories of the Ohio Innocence Project.

We’re back with Cincinnati Magazine’s Events Manager Sloane Scheuer to chat about two upcoming events: Summer Food Fest on Wednesday, July 10, and our post-Barbecue Battle celebration at West Side Brewing on Monday, July 29. Visit cincinnatimagazine.com/ourevents for more info and tickets!

On this month's episode, we chat with Ron Gerdes, who designs skis for slopes in the Midwest with his Cincinnati-based Mortal Ski Company; freelancer Jenny Wohlfarth describes her reporting on the Fernald Preserve, a nature area that was the site of a uranium ore processing facility during the Cold War; and members of local hip-hop group Triiibe talk about their activism efforts and excitement to perform at the 2019 Bunbury Music Festival.

On this month’s episode, Kevin talks about the international restaurants, chefs, markets, and festivals featured in our Global Eats cover package; we chat with Cincinnati Art Museum Director Cameron Kitchin and UC Associate Professor Samantha Krukowski about the museum’s No Spectators: The Art of Buring Man exhibition; and long-time real estate reporter Lisa Murtha shares details of her story on a 1956 Frank Lloyd Wright home.

This month's episode might just be our favorite yet! We chat with Director of Editorial Operations Amanda Boyd Walters about the April coverage package, 10 Events That Shaped Cincinnati; Katie talks about her feature story on the September 6 Fifth Third mass shooting and previews audio clips from her interview with survivor Whitney Austin; and Kevin interviews Cole Imperi, a certified thanatologist, who talks about her relationship with death before doing a live tarot reading. Don't forget to download, listen, and review us on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher.  

We're back with Cincinnati Magazine's Events Manager Sloane Scheuer to chat about two upcoming events: Spring Savor Series (April 22-26) and Kentucky Cocktail Party (May 3). Visit cincinnatimagazine.com/ourevents for tickets!

On this month’s Inside the Issue episode, we dive into our Best Restaurants cover package. We chat with Associate Editor Kaileigh Peyton about the package’s overall organization; our main restaurant reviewer, Akshay Ahuja, provides a behind-the-scenes look at his top 10 best restaurants ranking; and we interview the owner and the head chef of Phoenician Taverna, a Lebanese restaurant in Mason that ranked No. 8 on Akshay’s list. Download, review, and subscribe to our podcast on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcher. It’s free!