Emmy Beach discusses several African-Americans from the state whose notable contributions will be spotlighted this month at the center.

Theater reviewer Michael Grossberg and superfan Jill Jess talk about the touring production of the Broadway musical coming to the Ohio Theater.

Columbus Dispatch features editor Ryan Smith and reporter Ken Gordon speak with Joshua Jay regarding the 2019 Columbus Magi-Fest. During this episode we discuss what makes magic so powerful, the history of this festival, and why Magi-Fest is home to Columbus, Ohio.

Unique banjo stylings of married couple coming to McCoy Center for the Arts in New Albany, Ohio.

Crystal Griffith, a spokesman for the Akron-based fast-food chain Swensons that recently opened a restaurant in Dublin, talks about what makes a great burger - and how not to embarrass yourself when ordering at a drive-in.

Briana "Hoops" Green, who became the 15th female member of the legendary squad three years ago, talks about the team's upcoming games at Value City Arena. 

Two music writers break down the Columbus concert scene from 2018 and offer highlights for next year.

Emmy Beach of the Ohio History Connection talks about "Dickens of a Christmas" at Ohio Village and how it reflects holiday traditions from the Victorian era.

BalletMet artistic director Edwaard Liang offers a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to put on a holiday classic.

The Columbus Museum of Art's Nannette Maciejunes discusses the Harlem Renaissance and the ongoing exhibition celebrating its centennial.

• Exhibit: Centennial of black artists’ Harlem Renaissance celebrated at Columbus Museum of Art
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