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Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for September 23, 2009

Thursday, September 24, 2009 – 2:28 am

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

We discuss news on the Cincinnati Riverfront Park, Metro, major conventions coming to Cincinnati, LEED condos in OTR, and new local restaurants. Peter Hames joins Travis and Emily for discussions on 3C rail, Metro, transportation funding, and more.

Season 3, Episode 13 of “Explore Cincinnati” for September 23, 2009:

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Further reading:

“Fund established for riverfront park, public artists named” from Building Cincinnati
“Prince Hall Shriners pick Cincy for 2011 convention” from Business Courier
“Cincinnati lands major 2011 convention” from UrbanCincy
“UC*Metro deal renewed for 2009-10 school year” from UrbanCincy
“Metro asks for input on fare hikes, service cuts” from Business Courier
“Lunken temporary site for 3-C station” from Cincinnati Enquirer
“Lebanon Citizens National Bank introduces world’s first solar powered drive-thru” from Soapbox
“Mottainai, Belmain first LEED-certified residential rehabs in OTR” from Building Cincinnati
“Greater Cincinnati unemployment rate dips in August” from Business Courier
“Terry’s Turf Club Up for Sale?” from Wine Me, Dine Me in Cincinnati
“Terry’s owner plans 2nd ‘honky tonk’” from Cincinnati Enquirer
“Mynt Martini On The Square” from Cincinnati Blog
“Mynt Martini coming to Fountain Square?” from UrbanCincy
3C Corridor website
“Study predicts nearly 500K rail riders” from Business Courier
“Metro’s well-being issue for entire region” from Cincinnati Enquirer
“Real Men Tax Gas” by Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times
“Annual street painting festival returns to Clifton this weekend” from Soapbox
“Cincinnati parks to be featured in CET documentary” from Building Cincinnati
Midpoint Music Festival
“Exploring Cincinnati” exhibit featuring works by Ronny Salerno, Sherman Cahal, and Craig Moyer
Hamilton County Board of Elections — register to vote!

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-09-24 Show, 3C Corridor, Cincinnati Riverfront Park, conventions, election, Emily Schneider, Exploring Cincinnati, Gateway Quarter, LCNB, LEED, Metro, Midpoint Music Festival, mileage tax, Mynt Martini, Peter Hames, SORTA, Terry's Turf Club, transportation, uc, unemployment | Comments (1)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for September 16, 2009

Wednesday, September 16, 2009 – 11:09 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

We discuss news on Vernon Manor, furloughs for city employees, endorsements for council candidates and issues, legalized gambling in Ohio, Oktoberfest Zinzinnati, and our city’s newest restaurant. Emily takes a look at the history of Ohio’s canals.

Season 3, Episode 12 of “Explore Cincinnati” for September 16, 2009:

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Further reading:

“AFSCME votes down city cost-saving plan” from Business Courier
“FOP Approves Deal” from Cincinnati Blog
“Uptown neighborhoods oppose Vernon Manor’s conversion to low-income housing” from Business Courier
“Berding Loses Dem Endorsement” from Cincinnati Blog
“Dems pull Berding’s endorsement; Fischer keeps his” from Enquirer Politics Extra
“Strickland: Slots age limit should be 21” from Business Courier
“Poll: Thumbs up on Ohio casinos, down on economy” from Business Courier
“UC Student Government unanimously votes to oppose Issue 9” from UrbanCincy
“Streetcar ballot could affect zoo train” from Enquirer
“Cincinnati chamber sets stands on issues” from Enquirer
“Elm Street stretch to be named after Kunzel” from Business Courier
“County orders repairs at Kenwood Towne Place” from Business Courier
“Crowley has successful triple bypass” from Business Courier
“Local 127 to Open Tonight” from Wine Me, Dine Me in Cincinnati
“Former Pigall’s reopened as Local 127” from Business Courier
“Quatman’s opening 2nd location in Mason” from Citizens for a Better Norwood
“Cincinnati homebuilders debut downsized Homearama” from Business Courier
“Oktoberfest Kommt” from UrbanCincy
Oktoberfest Zinzinnati website
“Wine Over Water on the Purple People Bridge – 9/19” from UrbanCincy
Wine Over Water tickets
Miami and Erie Canal information on Wikipedia

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-09-16 Show, AFSCME, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, Cincinnati Zoo, David Crowley, Emily Schneider, Eric Kunzel, FOP, furloughs, gambling, Homearama, Issue 3 (2009), Issue 9 (2009), James Cebula, Jeff Berding, Kenwood Towne Place, Local 127, Miami and Erie Canal, Oktoberfest, Quatman Cafe, Roxanne Qualls, Tony Fischer, transportation, uc, Vernon Manor | Comments (5)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for September 9, 2009

Thursday, September 10, 2009 – 12:27 am

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

We discuss news on the Moerlein Lager House, UC’s new president, a new Neon’s, the NuTone site in Madisonville, and yesterday’s Issue 9 debate. Shawn Hesse joins us to talk about the Office of Environmental Quality and expanded recycling in Cincinnati. Lisa Desatnik talks to us about the Old West Festival.

Season 3, Episode 11 of “Explore Cincinnati” for September 9, 2009:

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Old West Festival
“Cincinnati’s recycling program in jeopardy” from Park + Vine

Further reading:

“Moerlein to open riverfront park beer garden” from Business Courier
“UC names Williams as president” from Business Courier
“Remember Neon’s? It’s coming back…unplugged!” from Building Cincinnati
“The Return of Neon’s” from Cincinnati Blog
“McMillan and Highland unlikely to become a fast-food vortex” from Building Cincinnati
“Menninger named receiver for Kenwood Towne Place” from Business Courier
“Covington’s 12th Street widening set to begin” from Building Cincinnati
“Public meeting to be held on NuTone remediation grant” from Building Cincinnati
“Wal-Mart Supercenter To Open Soon” from Cincinnati Blog
“Cuba Cafe in Covington is closed already!” from Get In Mah Belly
“Newport’s NuVo is closing” from CincyBurb
“Brothers Bar & Grill coming to Levee” from Business Courier
“Cold Turkey now open for dinner” from UrbanCincy
“Eight Cincy-area post offices on possible closure list” from Business Courier
Full audio recording of yesterday’s debate on Issue 9
“Short-sighted policy decisions ruling budget debate” (environmental issues) from UrbanCincy
Gateway Quarter
Greater Cincinnati Restaurant Week
Senate restaurant on Facebook

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-09-09 Show, Cincinnati Riverfront Park, Cold Turkey, Covington, Emily Schneider, Gateway Quarter, Gregory Williams, Issue 9 (2009), Kenwood Towne Place, Lisa Desatnik, Madisonville, Moerlein Lager House, Neon's, Newport, Newport on the Levee, NuTone, NuVo, Office of Environmental Quality, Old West Festival, OTR, Price Hill, Price Hill Will, recycling, Restaurant Week, Shawn Hesse, Streetcar, transportation, uc, USPS, Wal-Mart | Comments (5)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for August 26, 2009

Wednesday, August 26, 2009 – 9:32 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

We discuss news on City Council candidates, Ohio’s tax credit for filmmakers, green development in Northside, economic growth across the county, the Krohn Conservatory, and more. Peter Hames joins us to discuss population loss in Cincinnati, part-time City Council members, and direct democracy. Kathleen Norris talks with us about bringing more businesses to Over the Rhine, Downtown, and Uptown, and the effects of redevelopment in the Gateway Quarter.

Season 3, Episode 10 of “Explore Cincinnati” for August 26, 2009:

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Also, if you have feedback for Kathleen Norris on businesses you want to see in our inner neighborhoods, leave a comment or send us an e-mail and we will forward your ideas on to her.

Further reading:

“19 Council Candidates Turn in Signatures” from Cincinnati Blog
“Ghiz: Halve council salaries” from the Cincinnati Enquirer
“Pro-Lawyer Charter Amendment” from Cincinnati Blog
“Some Signers Want Names Removed From Petition” (with video) from WLWT
“Did COAST Mislead Petition Signers? Citizens say: ‘Remove Our Signatures’” from CAAST
“Model for 25-home Northwind development to open this winter” from Building Cincinnati
“Northwind development to bring 25 new green homes to Northside” from Soapbox
“Hamilton County Commissioners look to expand Community Reinvestment Area program” from Soapbox
“Ohio motion picture tax credit on the books” from Business Courier
“Hamilton County commits to Museum Center upkeep” from Business Courier
“Krohn Conservatory to re-open Saturday” from Business Courier
“Cincinnati’s Population Loss: Fact & Myth” from The Phony Coney

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-08-26 Show, city council, Corryville, downtown, economy, Emily Schneider, filmmakers, Kathleen Norris, Krohn Conservatory, Mark Miller, Northside, OTR, Peter Hames, uptown | Comments (2)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for August 19, 2009

Wednesday, August 19, 2009 – 11:50 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

We discuss news on The Banks, Kenwood Towne Place, City Council candidates, the Lindner Tennis Center, stimulus grants, new restaurants, and more. Elizabeth Edwards joins us to talk about several projects fostering innovation in our city. Tairy Greene talks about his organization and blog, CAAST.

Season 3, Episode 9 of “Explore Cincinnati” for August 19, 2009:

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Further reading:

“Banks design receives Cincy panel’s blessing” from Business Courier
“The Banks designers search for WOW” from Cincinnati Enquirer
“Cincinnati lawyer claims Kenwood Towne Place partners drained cash” from Business Courier
“Meet the City Council candidates at Findlay Market’s Biergarten” from UrbanCincy
“Lindner Tennis Center to get $10M upgrade” from Business Courier
“$10M expansion and upgrade for Cincy tennis stadium” from UrbanCincy
“Ordinances approved for I-75 expansion” from Building Cincinnati
“Ohio wins $1.8M in stimulus funds for brownfield cleanup” from Building Cincinnati
“$2M Clean Ohio grant could turn Hamilton brownfield site into alternative energy facility” from Soapbox
“UC Kroger Reopens After Rodent Complaint” from WLWT
“Over-the-Rhine: Cincinnati’s Overlooked Opportunity” from Soapbox
“Newport Gangster Tours Are Back!” from UrbanCincy
Newport Gangster Tours website
“Europa opens on Main Street in downtown Covington” from Soapbox
“Twist, former Pigall’s to reopen” from Business Courier
“Recycling gets hit hard in Cincinnati due to budget cuts” from UrbanCincy
Cincinnati Innovates
In One Weekend
Greater Cincinnati Venture Association
Tairy Greene’s CAAST

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-08-19 Show, CAAST, city council, Corryville, Covington, Elizabeth Edwards, Emily Schneider, gangsters, innovation, Kenwood Towne Place, Kroger, Lindner Tennis Center, Mill Creek Expressway, Newport, restaurants, stimulus, Tairy Greene, The Banks | Comments (1)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for August 12, 2009

Thursday, August 13, 2009 – 12:58 am

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Travis Estell, Emily Schneider, and Jake Mecklenborg discuss news on the Northside Business District; our new city-wide plan; the 2010 census; more retail Downtown; student housing in Corryville; Kenwood Towne Place; parking downtown; the Eighth Street Viaduct; Downtown Restaurant Week; and more.

Season 3, Episode 8 of “Explore Cincinnati” for August 12, 2009:

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Further reading:

“Northside business district taking first steps toward National Register” from Building Cincinnati
“Cincinnati to begin work on first city-wide comprehensive plan in nearly three decades” from Soapbox
“City of Cincinnati intends to be fully counted for 2010 Census with new task-force group” from Soapbox
“Brandt Retail Group opening downtown office, creating urban focus” from Soapbox
“Kenwood Towne Place hearing concludes” from Business Courier
“Cincinnati approves funds for 7th Street garage expansion” from Building Cincinnati
“Do Downtown Restaurant Week” from UrbanCincy
Cincinnati Restaurant Week menus at DoDowntown.com
“Rezoning approved for UC student apartments” from Building Cincinnati
“Dunnhumby buys Third Street HQ building” from Business Courier
8th St. Viaduct from Cincinnati Transit
Western Hills Viaduct photos from Cincinnati Transit
“Luke Field: Eighth Street Viaduct buildings” from Building Cincinnati
“Bids close on Eighth Street Viaduct” from Building Cincinnati
“Why I’m Uncomfortable with Taste Casting” from Wine Me, Dine Me in Cincinnati

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-08-12 Show, 4200 Vine, Brandt Retail Group, Brent Spence Bridge, census, Corryville, Corryville Crossings, Eighth Street Viaduct, Emily Schneider, Jake Mecklenborg, Northside, Plan Cincinnati, Restaurant Week, Uptown Rental Properties | Comments (8)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for August 5, 2009

Wednesday, August 5, 2009 – 11:36 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Travis Estell and Emily Schneider discuss layoffs at the city; projects that will and won’t be receiving stimulus money; possible USPS branch closures; ODOT’s I-75 work; new jobs and new parking Downtown; the city’s controversial expanded recycling program; Kenwood Towne Place; preservation in OTR; The Righteous Room; Downtown Restaurant Week; the Cincinnati Entertainment Awards; national publicity for a local folk band; and more! Sean Fisher and Kurt Myers talk with us about their website BuyCincy and what we can do to encourage more local business patronage.

Season 3, Episode 7 of “Explore Cincinnati” for August 5, 2009:

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Further reading:

“City of Cincinnati proposes to cut 319 jobs” from Business Courier
“Cincy-area post offices considered for closure” from Business Courier
“The stimulus money is starting to flow in Cincinnati” from UrbanCincy
“Cincinnati Children’s wins $8M in stimulus funding” from Business Courier
“Dohoney memo addresses resident ideas for stimulus spending” from Building Cincinnati
“ODOT funding could offset losses of Cincinnati service facilities” from Building Cincinnati
“Downtown garage expansion could begin this October” from Building Cincinnati
“Lease would provide better access for dunnhumbyUSA parking” from Building Cincinnati
“Judge steps aside in Kenwood Towne Place case” from Business Courier
“Righteous Room opens this weekend” from Business Courier
“2009 CEA: Theatre Awards Show August 30th” from Cincinnati Blog
“The Tillers Featured On The Today Show” from Each Note Secure
“Downtown Restaurant Week” from Wine Me, Dine Me in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Restaurant Week menus at DoDowntownCincinnati.com
“The Rest of the Story-What the Enquirer did not tell You About Recycling” by Roxanne Qualls
“Dohoney: Most OTRF preservation recommendations ‘probably unfeasible’” from Building Cincinnati
“What the ‘outsiders’ are saying” from UrbanCincy
“What do America’s Top Ten Cities Have in Common?” from CincyStreetcar Blog
Mayor Mallory on WKRC’s Newsmakers program
“Let’s be bold, not typical, on streetcar” from Business Courier
“Business Courier on Streetcar” from CityKin
BuyCincy, our featured local website of the week

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-05-08 Show, budget, BuyCincy, Cincinnati Entertainment Awards, CityBeat, Emily Schneider, historic preservation, Kenwood Towne Place, Kurt Myers, local businesses, local music, Mill Creek Expressway, OTR, parking, recycling, Restaurant Week, restaurants, Sean Fisher, stimulus, The Righteous Room, The Tillers, Thru the Valley, USPS | Comments (3)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for July 29, 2009

Wednesday, July 29, 2009 – 8:18 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Travis Estell and Emily Schneider discuss news on retaining Ohio grads, new UC student housing options, Northside’s Citirama 2010, this weekend’s downtown festivals and conventions, national attention for College Hill, Findlay Market, and more. Ronny Salerno stops by to talk about The Banks, transportation, and his website, Queen City Discovery.

Season 3, Episode 6 of “Explore Cincinnati” for July 29, 2009:

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Further reading:

“Frost Brown Todd inks deal for Great American Tower; Building 80 percent leased ” from Building Cincinnati
“Great American Tower at Queen City Square reaches 80% occupancy” from Soapbox
“Banks developers launch inclusion efforts” from Cincinnati Business Courier
“Rethinking The Banks” from Soapbox
“OHFA to administer program to keep college grads in Ohio” from Building Cincinnati
“Cincinnati EDC to consider rezoning for UC student apartments” from Building Cincinnati
“Ordinance would fund infrastructure for Citirama 2010” from Building Cincinnati
“Gospel Music Workshop convention comes to Cincinnati” from Cincinnati Business Courier
“MSD to raise up to $150 million in bond sale” from Cincinnati Business Courier
“$35 million Hughes High School renovation restoring Uptown landmark” from Soapbox
“College Hill ranks as a Best Old House Neighborhood in the Midwest” from Soapbox
“Vote for Findlay Market to win $5000” from UrbanCincy
“Dojo Gelato brings Italian-style ice creams and sorbettos to historic Findlay Market” from Soapbox
“Hamburger Mary’s reopens downtown” from Cincinnati Business Courier
“Hamburger Mary’s reopening TONIGHT” from Wine Me, Dine Me
“Railing on a good idea” from Soapbox
“Strickland joins governors to push for rail stimulus funds” from Cincinnati Business Courier
“Mayor Mallory on the Anti-Passenger Rail Amendment” from CincyStreetcar Blog
Ronny Salerno’s Queen City Discovery
Jim Uber’s Sustainable Urban Environments blog

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-07-29 Show, 3C Corridor, brain drain, College Hill, conventions, Eastern Corridor, Emily Schneider, Findlay Market, Jim Uber, Ronny Salerno, Streetcar, The Banks, transportation, uc | Comments (4)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for July 22, 2009

Wednesday, July 22, 2009 – 11:41 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Travis and Emily run through the week’s news on Agenda 360, The Banks, Metro, Newport on the Levee, NY Times promoting Cincy, WOXY, and more. Sherman Cahal joins us to chat about preservation in OTR and Seattle’s light rail. Mark Miller weighs in on the Riverfront Transit Center and The Banks.

Season 3, Episode 5 of “Explore Cincinnati” for July 22, 2009:

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Further reading:

“Commissioners OK $345K in Banks change orders” from Business Courier
“Cincinnati to cut ’several hundred’ jobs” from Business Courier
“WOXY Is On The Move” from WOXY
“WOXY.com Moving to Texas: Not a Big Deal” from Cincinnati Blog
“State budget cuts won’t force UC tuition hike” from Business Courier
“Western Bowl sold; Hoinke Classic to survive” from Business Courier
“Tenants leaving, shifting spots at Newport Levee” from Business Courier
“Newport on the Levee pins new tenant” from Business Courier
“Light rail open for business” from Seattle Post-Intelligencer
“Cincinnati second-largest American city with no rail transit” from The Phony Coney
“36 Hours – Cincinnati” from New York Times
“Growing business locally with Coffee Emporium” from UrbanCincy
“Ford recalls 31 Sharonville workers” from Business Courier
“Agenda 360 announces council to implement regional action plan” from Building Cincinnati
“Morgan, OTR group propose changes to City code enforcement” from Building Cincinnati
“Krohn closes today, re-opens in six weeks” from Building Cincinnati
“Metro using stimulus funds for budget gap” from Business Courier
Sherman Cahal’s UrbanUp, Abandoned, American Byways, and Bridges & Tunnels

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-07-22 Show, Agenda 360, Coffee Emporium, Emily Schneider, Ford, historic preservation, Krohn Conservatory, light rail, Mark Miller, Metro, New York Times, Newport on the Levee, OTR, Seattle, Sherman Cahal, stimulus, The Banks, uc, Western Bowl, WOXY | Comments (2)

Now Available: “Explore Cincinnati” for July 15, 2009

Wednesday, July 15, 2009 – 5:53 pm

Today’s episode of Explore Cincinnati is now online. Refresh your Podcasts in iTunes (or subscribe now) to receive the latest episode, or listen in your browser below.

Travis Estell and Emily Schneider discuss the layoffs at the Enquirer and Cin Weekly, development along I-75 between Cincinnati and Dayton, young Cincinnatians sticking up for the city, the Museum Center tax levy proposal, reconstructing Washington Park, two new restaurants in the tri-state, and much more.

Season 3, Episode 4 of “Explore Cincinnati” for July 15, 2009:

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Further reading:

“CiN Weekly becomes Metromix” from Cincinnati Enquirer
“Unemployment statistics increase — including me” from Peter Bronson’s blog
“‘Black Wednesday’ hits Cincinnati hard” from UrbanCincy
“Enquirer Layoffs: The Tally So Far” from CityBeat
“Panel: Success of region tied to I-75” from Business Courier
“I-75’s ceaseless makeover to include new interchanges” from Business Courier
“‘Right of entry’ ordinance for I-75 project in Cincinnati committee” from Building Cincinnati
“Museum Center to ask for tax increase” from Business Courier
“County advisory panel trims Museum Center levy request” from Business Courier
“Battle looms over rail petition language” from Cincinnati Enquirer
“Washington Park redo delayed” from Cincinnati Enquirer

By Travis Estell | Posted in Audio, The Show | Also tagged 2009-07-15 Show, Brent Spence Bridge, Cincinnati-Dayton, CityBeat, COAST, Emily Schneider, Enquirer, I-75, local music, Museum Center, NAACP, OTR, restaurants, Thru the Valley, Washington Park | Comments (2)

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