That's So Cincinnati

Enquirer Opinion Editor Kevin Aldridge sits down with That's So Cincinnati's Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. for a frank discussion about several important issues facing our region, including race relations. 

Kevin and Jason delve into the issue of Cincinnati police officers using the N-word and how City Hall officials should be handling the controversy.

In the closing segment, Jason and Paul have a little fun and talk about why snow makes us so happy and angry at the same time.

That's So Cincinnati's Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. open the first episode of 2019 talking about political predictions for the year. 

Cincinnati Public Schools board member Mike Moroski to talk about his emergence on the local political scene -- and pressing issues facing the schools. 

In the closing segment, Paul asks: Why are we all obsessed with local news anchors? And Jason talks about wearing his "house shoes" out to run an errand. 

Listeners and readers share their "So Cincinnati" moments of the year.

That's So Cincinnati hosts Jason Williams and Paul Dehner Jr. put a wrap on 2018.

And Enquirer City Hall reporter Sharon Coolidge drops by with some gifts.

Democratic political consultant Jared Kamrass joins That's So Cincinnati to offer perspective on his areas of expertise -- Cincinnati and Ohio politics and conference re-alignment.

The Blue Ash native and Ohio State alum offers his perspective on the ongoing debate about whether the Statehouse treats Cincinnati like a second-class citizen.

Jared also talks about being part of some major athletic department decisions while at Ohio State, including Big Ten Conference expansion.

In addition, Jared talks about working for Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley and tells listeners who he believes is an under-the-radar rising star in Greater Cincinnati politics.

Jason and Paul discuss FC Cincinnati's upcoming stadium hurdles, despite the club breaking ground on their new venue this week.

Plus, the most Cincinnati Christmas party scene imaginable.

Enquirer food writer Polly Campbell joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about the city's changing landscape of restaurants; her favorite new places to eat; her relationship with Jeff Ruby -- and whether it's cool to just order a bowl of chili at Skyline.

Plus, TSC co-host Jason Williams talks about former Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann's future. 

Co-host Paul Dehner gives his take on the Crosstown Shootout in the That's So Cincinnati moment of the week. 

And Jason becomes a grandpa. Not officially.

Enquirer food writer Polly Campbell joins That's So Cincinnati to talk about the city's changing landscape of restaurants; her favorite new places to eat; her relationship with Jeff Ruby -- and whether it's cool to just order a bowl of chili at Skyline.

Plus, TSC co-host Jason Williams talks about former Hamilton County Commissioner Greg Hartmann's future.  

Co-host Paul Dehner gives his take on the Crosstown Shootout in the That's So Cincinnati moment of the week. 

And Jason becomes a grandpa. Not officially. 

Enquirer political Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. update on the text message madness at City Hall as Prosecutor Joe Deters launches an investigation. 

Enquirer Reds beat reporter John Fay joins the pod to talk about being a proud, lifelong native of Cincinnati's West Side.

Jason and Paul wrap up with stories about the zoo, The Banks Ferris wheel. 

And Jason sings some Richard Marx. Again. Ugh. Sorry.

Cincinnati Enquirer Politics Xtra insider Jason Williams and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. are joined by features editor Carol Motsinger to discuss her time spent diving into the re-opening of Union Terminal. What changed, what was restored and what does it mean for you? 

Also, we wonder about the future of Cincinnati malls, tell a whale tale, offer a loud That's So Cincinnati moment and toast the memory of our colleague Tom Groeschen.

Moving on from Election 2018, Enquirer Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr., political columnist Jason Williams and City Hall reporter Sherry Coolidge check in on City Hall. And nothing has changed since we got distracted by the election.

Team TSC discusses the "lost" police audit; the meaning of the word "evil," and Airbnb regulations.

Jason and Paul talk a lot about food. They discuss whether it's a Cincinnati food faux pas to order a plain ol' bowl of chili at Skyline.

In the post-election day podcast, political columnist Jason Williams, City Hall reporter Sherry Coolidge and Bengals columnist Paul Dehner Jr. dive into what we learned on a historic Election Day in Hamilton County politics.

From what this means for Aftab Pureval to what could happen with this unprecedented Democratic-controlled board of commissioners to the very red state of Ohio to the local Republican party doing some soul searching.

And as always, Jason sings. Sorry.