Cincinnati Edition

Weekends at 7 AM

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.

Cincinnati Edition Saturday and Sunday will cease production on June 30th. Tune in Monday, July 1st at 2:00 pm for the new expanded program covering news from regional government to business, education, health and the arts. Mark Perzel continues as your host on Mondays. Maryanne Zeleznik will be your host on Tuesdays. Mark Heyne hosts on Wednesdays; and Jay Hanselman and Howard Wilkinson will co-host on Thursdays.

Mental Health reporting supported by Rosemary and Frank Bloom

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On the Money
1:30 am
Fri June 7, 2013

Auto industry executive Bob Lutz on his new book about leadership

Bob Lutz spent 47 years with General Motors and retired as one of the most respected leaders in the auto industry. He’s now written a book on leadership that says it all right from the title: Icons and Idiots: Straight Talk on Leadership and he’s on the phone and On the Money with Chris DeSimio.

June 8, 2013
1:30 am
Fri June 7, 2013

The Week in Review

New Programs
7:07 am
Thu June 6, 2013

New Expanded Cincinnati Edition Moves to Weekdays at 2:00; Three New Programs Added

Beginning July 1 and airing Monday – Thursday from 2:00-3:00pm, WVXU will air an expanded Cincinnati Edition.  The program has aired Saturday and Sunday mornings since 2005 when Cincinnati Public Radio began operating WVXU. This new daily version will keep some of the same elements, but with the addition of listener interaction and the benefits of immediacy. (Click the above headline for full details - see the slideshow for all host photos)

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June 2, 2013
10:36 am
Mon June 3, 2013

This Week's Headlines

Maryanne Zeleznik is joined by Howard Wilkinson and Tana Weingartner to discuss some of the latest newws stories.

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Field Notes
5:32 am
Fri May 31, 2013

Away with Geese Partners with Lake Superior Watershed Conservancy

The large numbers of Canada Geese in and around the tri-state are causing more and more damage to property, but a Cincinnati company has developed a humane way to keep them away. Tom Wells, president of Away with Geese, joins Thane Maynard on this week’s Field Notes to discuss their method and their recently announced partnership with the Lake Superior Watershed Conservancy.

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