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Cincinnati Edition

Cincinnati Public Radio
Cincinnati
Ohio
Data Centers
Cincinnati, United States
Artificial Intelligence
Hamilton County
Medicaid
Gardening
Northern Kentucky
Cincinnati Public Schools
Reverend Jesse Jackson
Unclaimed Funds
Insulin
Duke Energy
Climate Change
Lawsuit
Energy Consumption
Biochar
Divorce
Glp-1 Medications

Cincinnati Edition covers topics from regional government to business, education, health, technology and the arts.

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We discuss the changing expectations of first grade and what parents can do to help their children and themselves through the transition.

On Cincinnati Edition, we discuss local recruiting efforts for Greater Cincinnati’s healthcare careers and closing the gender gap in nursing.

The event will take place Sept. 17 to 20 at Sawyer Point and Yeatman's Cove.

More places are popping up to buy a bottle or a glass.

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Recent Guests

Joe Sonka
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Allison Hathaway
Judge, Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas
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Episode: Behind-the-scenes of the courthouse
Pavan Parikh
Clerk of Courts, Hamilton County
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Episode: Behind-the-scenes of the courthouse
Grace Tucker
Cincinnati Enquirer Education Reporter
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Episode: Eased regulations in Ohio have led to jump in number of students being homeschooled
Pamela Miller
Senior Law and Policy Analyst, Child Maltreatment Policy Resource Center
Child Maltreatment Policy Resource Center
Episode: Eased regulations in Ohio have led to jump in number of students being homeschooled
Laurie Burchett
Deputy Director for Streetcar Services, City of Cincinnati
City of Cincinnati
Episode: Ten years of Cincinnati's streetcar
Mark Jeffries
Councilmember
City Council
Episode: Ten years of Cincinnati's streetcar
John Schneider
Civic entrepreneur, nicknamed Mr. Streetcar
Private sector advocate for streetcar development
Episode: Ten years of Cincinnati's streetcar
Dean Woodring
President and CEO, 4C for Children
4C for Children
Episode: Ohio doesn't have enough quality, affordable childcare. What are the solutions?

Host

Lucy May
Host of Cincinnati Edition

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 74 ratings
  • Grateful to have it!

    Cincinnati Edition is an absolute gem for the tri-state. Engaging, intelligent, balanced, and civil discussions about so many topics that affect the community. In addition, the gardening, pet, and Thanksgiving food shows are a wonderful breath of fresh air amid the more serious topics.

    The Cincinnati Edition crew is exceptional, and the show is an excellent source of information, conversation, and at times, much needed levity.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sasquatch 513
    United States2 years ago
  • Great show for understanding local issues

    Lucy May and her team do a phenomenal job of finding and interviewing knowledgeable people to explain issues that are relevant to the Cincinnati area. I’ve learned so much from listening to this podcast over the years. I appreciate the professionalism and lack of spin. Thanks for doing such a great job.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    NickCinti
    United States2 years ago
  • Truth Matters

    This is one of the last podcasts that covers the state objectively and really helps listeners understand the issues they face. Without this show, I wouldn’t know half of what was happening in Ohio. Thank you Cincinnati edition team!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bish0p T
    United States3 years ago
  • Michael Monks prime quality

    It is so clear Michael Monks has his thumb on Cincinnati’s pulse. From his thoughtful questioning that stays engaged to acknowledge the often complex answers solicited, to his distinctive voice and palpable concern for and knowledge of the most relevant and interesting aspects of Cincy, we all get to explore her civic and cultural life.

    My only fear is that he will be picked off for a national show like The One A. My hope is that he will bring national notoriety to our region as Terry Gross has... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pokyu
    United States6 years ago
  • Using Technology for Good instead of Evil

    Finally! And easy way to learn about what’s going on in the city and hear the voices of those involved. Thank you so much for what you do.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tj skrzat
    United States7 years ago

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Guests and reporting are praised for depth and practical relevance to the community.
The show is seen as a trusted source for understanding Cincinnati-area policy and governance.
Listeners appreciate civically oriented, balanced discussions that inform about local issues without spin.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

How parking lots and other surfaces contribute to flash flooding - and what can be done about it
Q: How quickly could this program begin?
The program is in early development with a permit framework and a rate study in progress; initial focus targets the largest impervious parcels, with a staged rollout once approvals are obtained.
Behind-the-scenes of the courthouse
Q: What are the most common reasons people go to the courthouse?
People come for criminal matters, as victims or defendants, for civil issues, and for necessities like marriage licenses or other Clerk of Courts services.
Ohio doesn't have enough quality, affordable childcare. What are the solutions?
Q: Where does this legislation stand, and is there support in Columbus to move it forward?
There has been interest from some Republican colleagues in the Senate and conversations at events, but no committee hearing has occurred yet; sponsors hope to move it through the House and secure cross-chamber support.
Ohio doesn't have enough quality, affordable childcare. What are the solutions?
Q: Can you explain a little more about the Child Care Tax Credit Act and how refundable credits would work for families?
The tax credit would be refundable, meaning even families without tax liability could receive the benefit, up to $2,000 per child (or $4,000 for two or more), providing direct financial relief that supports continued employment and childcare affordability.
Ohio doesn't have enough quality, affordable childcare. What are the solutions?
Q: What kind of financial help is available for Ohio families now when it comes to paying for child care?
The current system largely relies on income-based public funding and vouchers that scale with income up to a point, but many families fall into a funding gap as earnings rise; navigators also help families access information and options.

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This program offers deeply reported, civically minded discussions on regional government, policy, education, health, technology, and the arts. Episodes frequently dissect local policy proposals, school funding, elections, and community initiatives, often pairing on-the-ground reporting with expert analysis from reporters, policymakers, and subject-matter guests. A standout pattern is its ability to translate complex governance and policy topics into accessible, human-centered stories that spotlight local impact, community voices, and practical implications for residents and businesses alike.

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Cincinnati Edition launched 10 years ago and published 182 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Cincinnati Edition include:

1. Joe Sonka
2. Allison Hathaway
3. Pavan Parikh
4. Grace Tucker
5. Pamela Miller
6. Laurie Burchett
7. Mark Jeffries
8. John Schneider

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