Published: April 3, 2020
It’s Friday, and here’s the latest in our weekly series, “What We’re Reading Now.” Enjoy this look a Boccaccio’s Decameron by Jim Calder. Great literature has a certain timeless quality that allows a text to obtain new significance over countless generations and historical events. With this in mind, and given… Read More
Published: April 3, 2020
During these moments of national crisis, the cultural and heritage nonprofit sector is frequently overlooked. People turn to the humanities and arts to understand what is going on and for solace. Governor DeWine’s frequent assurances that Ohioans have faced tough times before and prevailed–and will do so again–are informed… Read More
Published: April 2, 2020
As we wind down–Wait, what week is this? They are all blending together!–As we wind down another week of physical distancing while trying to remain social, we turn to the life and music of Robert “H-Bomb” Ferguson, who recorded on the Savoy label of Cincinnati’s King Records. His low, gravely… Read More