The Cincy Shirts Podcast Episode 123: All About Columbia-Tusculum
MaryBeth Wilker owns Wilker Design right on Riverside Drive a.k.a Eastern Avenue in Columbia-Tusculum. She's also a member of the 3 East Business Association and talks to us about the communities t...
Cincinnati’s Lost Indoor Football Teams
A few months ago, we ran a popular post on the old Cincinnati Rockers of the Arena Football League. That team played for two seasons, 1992 and 1993, at Riverfront Coliseum (now Heritage Bank Center...
The Cincy Shirts Podcast Episode 118: Rajiv Satyal
As many of you know, one of the owners of Cincy Shirts, Josh Sneed, gave up a career at P&G to pursue stand-up comedy. But he’s not the only person to do that. Indeed, there are a few others in...
The Cincy Shirts Podcast Episode 116: Actor/Comedian Ron Ervin
Ron Ervin sort of fell into acting while pursuing stand-up comedy. After moving to Chicago, he found steady work as a regular extra on the TV series Chicago Med. He has now left that series and soo...
Baseball fans looking for something to watch during the COVID-19 lockdown might turn to films about the game to help scratch that itch. Opinions are strong over which movies about America’s pastime...
The Cincy Shirts Podcast Episode 115: Sam the Chimp's Lawyer
Jim Sheets was the attorney for Sam the Chimp. Actually, he was hired by Sam’s owner, Kenny Harris, who also owned the Train Stop Inn and Cafe in what used to be called Foster. The bar is just east...
