In this episode, I speak with Brad Schwartz, the owner of the oldest house in Clintonville also called the Bull-Coe House.  He talks about the history of the house, the families that lived there, and the ghost and secret room that came with it when he and his wife, Coleen, purchase the house over 30 years ago.

Next week we will talk about their house renovations including the surprise discovery of a natural spring under the house that provided running water!

Dr. Benjamin Philip describes his research in Antarctica on the largest land creature living on the continent, Belgica Antarctica.  He will tell you of his travels and adventures and why his research is so important.  Ben is also considered a U.S. expert on bed bugs so he will dispel some of the stigma associated with these insects.  Thanks for listening!

Join me as I interview Seigo Nishimura and Casey Cooper-Fenske about their transition from  working in the auto industry to owning one of the top rated restaurants in Columbus.  They also discuss how they navigated the difficulties of owning a restaurant during the COVID-19 pandemic.  

Julie McGory is my guest in Episode 2.  She is a Program Specialist in the Linguistics Department at The Ohio State University and daughter of Walter Tevis, renowned author of the Hustler, The Man Who Fell to Earth, Steps of the Sun, The Color of Money and The Queen's Gambit.  Join us as Julie reminisces about her father and his writing career.

I speak with Agi Risko of hellstrip garden fame about her work and the efforts of other "hellstrippers" to beautify our neighborhood.