Crosley at the Crossroads' podcast excellent look at Crosley history
Nick Swartsell's WVXU-FM series explains the rise and fall of the Crosley broadcasting, automobile and manufacturing empire once based in Camp Washington.
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Nick Swartsell's WVXU-FM series explains the rise and fall of the Crosley broadcasting, automobile and manufacturing empire once based in Camp Washington.
The retiring Channel 5 sports director reflects on working with Bob and Rob Braun, Jerry Springer, Pat Barry, Norma Rashid, Tony Sands, Ken Broo and many other famous Cincinnati TV personalities.
WLWT-TV led the way before and after the city's first commercial TV broadcast on Feb. 9, 1948.
The sports anchor spent his entire 42-year career at Channel 5 working with Jerry Springer, Pat Barry, Norma Rashid, Clyde Gray, Tony Sands, Charlie Luken, Ken Broo, Steve Physioc, Zip Rzeppa, Thom Brennaman and other popular personalities.
Roy Rogers, Hollywood’s “King of the Cowboys,” was born Leonard Slye in Cincinnati in 1911 and grew up in the Duck Run, Ohio.