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OKI Wanna Know episodes
- OKI Wanna Know: Can you really drink the water at Fountain Square? And more Downtown inquiriesThis week, we go Downtown to drink from the fountain of knowledge, and get a temperature reading, with WVXU's Bill Rinehart.5 min
- OKI Wanna Know: Why is Clermont County the only Clermont County in the U.S.?There are many Clermonts around the world, but only one Clermont County.5 min
- OKI Wanna Know: Is this Oakley street pronounced 'My-not' or 'Meh-no'?An avenue in Oakley has some neighbors wondering if they're pronouncing their street name correctly.5 min
- OKI Wanna Know: More about the history of Eden Park's rules and regulationsWith our feature OKI Wanna Know, we try to answer listener questions. Sometimes those questions lead to more questions. That's the case this week as we revisit a story about Eden Park.6 min
- OKI Wanna Know: Where are the local Sears kit homes?Sears, Roebuck and Co. built an empire with catalogs that included houses.5 min
- OKI Wanna Know: Cincinnati has Northgate, Southgate and Eastgate. Why no 'Westgate'?John Beiting of Fort Thomas has a question he says has boggled his mind for years: "In the Greater Cincinnati area, we've got an Eastgate, we have a Northgate, and even down in Kentucky we have Southgate. Why is there no Westgate?"5 min
- OKI Wanna Know: An Oakley Oddity, Ghost Stairs And More Cincinnati-Specific QuestionsOur feature OKI Wanna Know gives you a chance to ask questions that aren't easily answered. This week, we take five questions with simple, but hard-to-find answers.3 min
- OKI Wanna Know: Why Doesn't I-471 Get More Traffic Diverted From I-71/75?This summer, our feature OKI Wanna Know answered a handful of questions about local interstates. WVXU's Bill Rinehart wasn't happy with one of the answers, so he kept digging for this latest installment.5 min
- OKI Wanna Know: Who Abandoned Fort Thomas' Houses?OKI Wanna Know tries to answer your offbeat questions.5 min
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About OKI Wanna Know
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Perhaps the most hyper-local and Cincinnati-specific of NPR radio station WVXU’s original podcasts, OKI Wanna Know is a write-in show which directly engages with its listeners, answering their nagging…
questions about stubbornly unexplained things in the Greater Cincinnati area. No other NPR podcasts can tell you as much about your backyard in Ohio, in Indiana or in Northern Kentucky!