Javier Sanchez sits down with Anand Saha, owner of Mozart’s Bakery & Piano Cafe, to talk about the history of the business.
Jay Hoster heads to the Ohio History Connection archives to share information about artifacts from local brewing history, including items from Hoster Brewing Co., which his family owned and operated in Columbus.
This segment is a personal essay from a Columbus resident who attends a local gymanfa ganu, a gathering of Welsh descendants who celebrate their roots with a traditional four-part hymn-singing festival.
Meet local “noisy pop” band Didi. Members of the band believe their music allows them to express their unique identities through a common musical experience.
Host Charlene Brown visits Natalie’s Coal-Fired Pizza for a one-on-one interview with Eric Gnezda, a Worthington resident and nationally recognized singer-songwriter. Gnezda also hosts WOSU TV show Songs at the Center.