My guest is Amber Ndubuisi, a Disable Veteran Outreach Specialist who breaks down many of the benefits of the Hamilton County Veterans Commission. From health & wellness, to legal services, educational programs, housing, financial assistance and so much more, the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission is available to help, in person and online. 


Click here for the Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission website.

Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Phone 513-946-3300
Fax 513-946-3320

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If you are reading this, you're fortunate. Millions of USA residents have vision loss, whether it's due to age, disease, accident, or congenital. For those in the Tri-State who lose their vision later in life, it can be especially difficult to transition to living without the ability to see. Every day, people with cataracts, glaucoma and other impairments come to the organization we're talking with today, for help, support, and real skills to live and thrive.

The Cincinnati Association for the Blind and Visually impaired makes it their mission to help everyone adjust, adapt and live with their condition, through programs paid for by donations and supporters. 

Today I'm speaking with Aaron Bley, the Mission officer for C-A-B-V-I. 

Information about the fundraising "Dining in the Dark" can be found here.

Sat Nov 9, 2024 at the Hard Rock Casino in Cincinnati.

(513) 221-8558 [email protected]

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Guest is Amanda Snider, the 911 Outreach Coordinator for Hamilton County 911. Amanda has great information for young & old about using 911, what to expect, what dispatchers need to quickly get you help, and information about Smart 911, a nationwide system where you register your phone number, and first responders will get the profile information you want them to have, whether you're in your home state, or traveling across the country. 

Alert HC is the county's mass notification and warning system. Sign up to get any of the 42 alerts the county provides.


Click here to find out more and/or sign up for Smart 911.

Click here to get information about Alert HC for warnings & emergency alerts.

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Trae Bodge makes her living helping consumers maximize their money by researching and publishing all her cost-cutting-rebate-loving-perks-and-points-plans at her website.

Click here for consumer tips from Trae Bodge

Sites mentioned to find deals: 

Slick Deals
Coupon Cabin
Pay Pal Honey
Retail Me Not

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Women running for office face their own challenges, separate from a typical man's experience. This conversation with Laure Quinlivan, one of the moderators of the online forum "Women Running for Office" introduces the listener to the panel and answers questions including how does Cincinnati fare with nearly all women goverance?

Forum sponsor Women in Film

Forum sponsor Woman's City Club

Link to event

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After Ohio Senator JD Vance promoted discredited rumors of legal Haitian immigrants in Springfield "eating dogs and cats" on his campaign trail and with former President Trump, who also spread the rumor during the Presidential Debate with Kamala Harris, we check in with Cincinnati's Congressman Greg Landsman. We're talking about how the many immigrants coming to the Tri-State are being treated and discuss what needs to be done to address this important issue.

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Jeff Wyler Automotive Family is giving kids hospitalized at Cincinnati Children's whose families are staying at the Ronald McDonald House a once-in-a-lifetime experience, to take their minds off their hospital stay and forget for a few hours all the tests and treatments. Wyler FASTLANE is bringing some of the most spectacular supercars and their owners together with about 24 kids for a parade through Cincinnati. 

My guests are Kristen Klein, Chief Marketing Officer with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater Cincinnati, and Kevin Frey, Head Coach of Marketing at the Jeff Wyler Auto group to talk about this important event and how listeners can get involved to boost the spirits of these children. 

Wyler FASTLANE

RMHC Greater Cincinnati

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Today, my guest is the 4th generation Rozzi, Joe Rozzi, who is here to share how this italian-immigrant, local small-business, brings so much joy with fireworks. from its northern Cincinnati location to across the country. From its humble beginnings at the Tri-state's beloved Coney Island, to the most spectacular end-of-summer celebration, the WEBN FIREWORKS over labor day weekend, the Rozzi family business makes our observances memorable. 

Click here for Rozzi Fireworks website.

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My guest is Alex Lucke with Arrand Real Estate, a Milwaukee company who's come to Cincinnati with a developer who bought the old Queensgate jail on Linn Street and is redeveloping the 8-story building for small business owners. They're already renting to entrepreneurs, artists, photographers, attorneys. Alek has info on how you can move your business out of your garage or other expensive office space and into  affordable and unique LINNCinnati.


Click here to check out Linncinnati.

Click here to contact Alex Lucke.

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Cincinnati has become more and more popular in recent years, as Hollywood descends onto the Tri-State to film their movies in one of the most versatile areas of the country. You're just about 15 minutes away from farmland to the city, nationally-recognized architecture that provides that New York City look at a fraction of the production cost. Today's show is about the local, independent film makers who write, produce and promote their own projects, hoping to get their work in front of the curious public. 

The Cindependent Film Festival is September 19-21 at Memorial Hall in downtown Cincinnati. University of Cincinnati graduate and founder Allyson West tells us how she created the festival in 2018, which has been awarded a 'Top 100 Best Reviewed Film Festival,' and the 'Best Filmmaker-Focused Festival in Cincinnati' by Cincinnati CityBeat. In this show she also addresses the finalist designation for Cincinnati as a possible future location for the Sundance Film Festival, one of the most important Film Festivals in the world, (competing against current home Park City, UT and contestant Boulder, CO.)  

Cindependent Film Festival

Sundance Film Festival

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