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February 2, 2022
'Travelling to unfamiliar terrains, meeting fascinating people, listening to their words and their silences, were truly an eye-opener’
February 1, 2022
The financial columnist reflects on the books that inspired his cryptocurrency picaresque, ‘Once a Bitcoin Miner.’
January 29, 2022
UH sustainability research includes Teaching Climate Change Field Notes.
January 26, 2022
A new pop punk powerhouse and two top-quality videos highlight this week’s Shepherd Setlist.
January 26, 2022
Every year about this time Grant Alden's Field Notes salutes artists and legends lost the year before. Join Grant on Friday at 8 pm, or Saturday at 3 pm,
January 20, 2022
Editor: Lighten up, Sam Neuwirth! (Mailbox, Jan. 6) Equating "dick moves" with "cunt moves" ignores the millennia of women being treated as second-class citizens (still,...
January 19, 2022
THE GHOST OF PAUL REVERE COMES TO THE BALLROOM AT TAFT THEATRE ON JANUARY 20, 2022 Tickets On Sale Now CINCINNATI, OH (11/22/21) – American folk trio The Ghost of Paul Revere with special guest Early James comes to Cincinnati, OH to perform in The Ballroom
January 18, 2022
The Friends of Ojibway Prairie is hosting a free online event featuring Canadian best-selling author Julia Zarankin talking about her book Field Notes
January 18, 2022
Bristol Bay Field Notes is your source for an eclectic blend of topics relating to the great outdoors of southwest Alaska. Its goal is to educate, inform and entertain the residents of Bristol Bay regarding our area’s wildlife, natural resources, conservation, history and outdoor activities and opportunities. Field Notes is written and produced by staff members of Togiak National Wildlife Refuge.Originally the brain child of former KDLG news reporter Alexei Rubenstein; the show has been broadc...
January 2, 2022
Beyond the dominating narratives of the land defined by the Bhadralok lies a Bengal that thrives amid its own struggles. A woman labelled a witch because she was listed in the census as literate; a fi