In the 1920s, the area known as Baby Farms was marketed to people who were looking to own “mini-farms.” Local historian Doreen Uhas Sauer visits residents in the area to find out more about its history.
Host Charlene Brown visits Himalayan Grille to talk with Bhim Bastola, a Nepalese/Bhutanese refugee who is a grocery-store owner and community activist.
We visited an area on the east side struggling to create an identity. Resident and local activist Doni Schoedinger talks about the challenges her community is facing.
Latin Americans living in Columbus came not just from Mexico, but from diverse South and Central America cultures. The local Latin American community has bolstered the economy through entrepreneurship. Learn more about the Latin American migration to Columbus.
Brent Davis visits the Ohio History Connection to look at the historical Columbus Illustrated Directory, produced by and for Columbus’ black community to help find services in segregated areas.