Anthony Stober and Eric Tanner are Northern Kentucky University graduates and longtime friends who wanted to maintain their friendship by regularly getting together to try their hands at home-brewing. Now the two are positioned to become the largest beer brewing platform manufacturer in the country if their business plan goes as they imagine.

Conclusion of the show.

How HBO's "Game of Thrones" is allegory of Northern Kentucky.

The panel discussion continues at RCN Live!

Northern Kentucky University President Geoff Mearns joins the RCN Live! panel to talk about the growing campus and the pressing issues the university faces in Frankfort.

Trey Grayson, Rick Robinson, and Sheila Gray join Michael Monks to talk about issues on Northern Kentucky's collective mind.

State Senator Chris McDaniel (R-Taylor Mill) joins RCN's Michael Monks to talk about legal weed, Kim Davis, the pension crisis, and more.

The RCN Live! defense of Millennials continues here.

The intro to RCN Live! that includes the opening monologue about bringing the streetcar to Northern Kentucky, as well as a defense of Millennials in the urban core.

RCN president & publisher Michael Monks hosted the show that featured a comedic take on the difficulties of explaining that you are from Northern Kentucky and NOT Cincinnati, a recreation of the Game of Thrones opening to show what it would like if the series took place in Northern Kentucky, a multimedia defense of Millennials, and engaging and fun conversations with State Senator Chris McDaniel, Northern Kentucky University President Geoff Mearns, Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President Trey Grayson, author & attorney Rick Robinson, and WKRC-TV news anchor Sheila Gray.