Cincinnati Edition Archive
Saturday, October 03, 2009
Cincinnati Edition: October 3, 2009
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By WVXU News
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On the Money with Chris DiSimio
Gretchen Morgenson, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Capitalist Bible is On the Money with Chris DiSimio to talk about what will be happening on Wall Street in the coming weeks.
By Chris DiSimio
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Week in Review
A look back on the week's biggest news stories
By WVXU News
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The Girl’s Guide to Rocking
In advance of her visit to Books by the Banks, Andy Ellis talks with Jessica Hopper, contributor to This American Life and author of The Girl’s Guide to Rocking.
By Andy Ellis
For more information: Books by the Banks
For more information: This American Life
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The Front Row with Betsy Ross
The history of high school football in the Queen City is detailed in Cincinnati Schoolboy Legends, a new book from Lonnie Wheeler and John Baskin. They, along with researcher Michael O’Bryant, are in The Front Row with Betsy Ross.
By Betsy Ross
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 The Front Row with Betsy Ross Podcasts
Facing the Mortgage Crisis
Mark Perzel continues the Facing the Mortgage Crisis series with a conversation with Dionne Owens from Smart Money Community Services.
By Mark Perzel
For more information: Smart Money Community Services
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The Big Screen: In The Loop
Larry Thomas reviews the new Cincy World Cinema presentation of In the Loop.
By Larry Thomas
For more information: Cincinnati World Cinema
For more information: WVXU Reviews
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Greater Cincinnati enjoys a rich cultural, social and political life and Cincinnati Edition will showcase the wide variety of talented individuals and committed organizations that make Cincinnati special. Listeners will meet artists from Cincinnati's many arts organizations, leaders and scholars from our institutions of higher learning, as well as the top business and professional minds. They'll also hear from the movers and shakers behind the local pro, collegiate and prep sports teams, nationally known chefs, and more.
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