We all know we're smart for living in Clintonville but three residents took their intellect to another level by being a contestant on Jeopardy.  Listen to Alex Hookway, Carl Aveni, and Rusty Geiger recollect their experience with the show.  Each competed about a decade apart from the other.

Have you ever wondered who built the place you call home?  Who has lived there before you? What is the history of your neighborhood and street?  You'll be surprised how easy it is to find out and my guest Aaron O'Donovan wants to tell you!  He is a Supervisor in the Local History and Genealogy Department of the Columbus Metropolitan Main Library.  Most of the research can be done from your home!  Listen and learn his tips and tricks to finding those who also walked your floors and streets before you.

Meet Subha Lembach, the first Executive Director of Charity Newsies, as the organization celebrates its 115th year.  She'll describe the organization's history, important mission, and how you can become involved as a member, recipient, or contributor to this group that has clothed three quarters of a million school-aged children over the last century.

Meet Bill and Randi Cohen - Long-term Clintonville residents that have had a positive impact on the world through their careers, volunteerism, and music.

In this episode I speak with Dr. Julie Kennel, a registered dietitian, certified yoga instructor, clinical associate professor at OSU as well as the director of dietetic internship about her profession, and how nutrition plays a part in our health and wellbeing.

Tom Schneider, aka The Unicycle Guy, discusses how he became interested in unicycling as an extreme sport and his involvement in the unicycling community.  He also discusses his career as a Green Beret, his service, and that of his buddies who made the ultimate sacrifice.

In this episode I speak with Caitlin Martineau about the history of her scooter shop, Capital City Scooters, the vibrant scooter community in Columbus, and the the benefits of owning a scooter including the great gas mileage!  She will discuss how tragedy almost prevented her shop from opening but how an unexpected angel helped make it happen.

In this episode, meet Annaliese Kern and Ryan Foshee, Co-Chairs of Clintonville GreenSpot.  They describe the organization's history and mission as well as its impact on our neighborhood.   If you would like to get involved, please help with their beautification project on Saturday, May 28 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at the Northmoor Fire Station, 3601 N High Street after the Wild Ones Native Plant Sale at the Overbrook Presbyterian Church, 4131 N. High Street from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

This is the last of three podcasts about the oldest house in Clintonville.  In this episode, Brad Schwartz explains how he repaired and expanded the porches on his home including taking a trip to the Finger Lakes for ideas and about finding a carpenter in Connecticut who had a lathe big enough to recreate the existing posts.

Brad Schwartz continues his discussion about his family's home, the Bull - Coe house, which is also the oldest house in Clintonville.  Listen to him describe all the incredible renovations he has done to preserve its original character and the surprises you find when restoring an old home including a natural spring that runs under the basement floor.