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The conversation delves into the legal implications surrounding executive sessions held by city councils, particularly focusing on a potential settlement related to a police shooting case. Legal expert Steve Gooden discusses the protocols that should be followed during executive sessions, the authority of city solicitors in settling lawsuits, and the political sensitivities involved in such cases. The discussion highlights the impo...

The conversation delves into the issues surrounding the secrecy of executive sessions held by the Cincinnati city council, the implications of police-involved incidents, and the role of media in ensuring government transparency. The speakers discuss the legal ramifications of the council's actions and the importance of public accountability in governance. They emphasize the need for open communication between the government and the...

In this conversation, former Cincinnati mayor Charlie Luken discusses the implications of the $1.6 billion railway sale and the subsequent allocation of funds for infrastructure projects. He expresses disappointment over the slow spending of the allocated funds, emphasizing the need for transparency and efficiency in project implementation. The discussion also touches on the challenges faced by the city government in managing these...

In this conversation, Christopher Smitherman discusses the  pressing political issues in Cincinnati, focusing on settlement negotiations, public safety, and the accountability of city officials. He expresses concerns about the lack of transparency in city council decisions and the implications for taxpayers. The discussion also touches on broader cultural issues regarding law enforcement and the upcoming elections, emphasizing...

🎉 Tech Friday kicks off 2026 with BIG conversations! 🎉

This week’s radio segment covered major changes and important warnings as we head into the New Year. 🥳📡 First up: Walmart and Kroger now require ID scans for everyone buying alcohol — no matter your age. 🪪🍺 Convenience vs. privacy sparked a lot of debate.

Next, we looked ahead at what’s new in tech for 2026 🚀🤖 — from smarter AI tools to tighter s...