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Featuring Doug Wolf, CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Ohio, fran frazier, Founder, Black Girl Rising, Tony Coder, Executive Director, Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation, and John Ackerman, Ph.D., Suicide Prevention Coordinator, The Center for Suicide Prevention and Research, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, with host Tia Marcel Moretti, President, Ohio Market, Lighthouse Behavioral Health Solutions.

In 1969, Queen Elizabeth II and her family were followed around by a film crew for a special documentary to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the Royal Family. While the public loved it, the Queen did not and it was banned forever. Until last year, when it was leaked to the internet.

Did a radio broadcast about Aliens cause mass Hysteria in America in 1938? The Internet Says...maybe.

Red Roof president George Limbert shares the many ways any good leader can display character, calmly analyze corporate storms, and deal with other real life ups and downs of leadership with host Maureen Metcalf.

Featuring Daniel T. Kobil, Professor, Capital University Law School, Allison Russo, DrPH, Ohio House of Representatives Minority Leader, District 24, and Michael Gonidakis, President, Ohio Right to Life, with host Jessie Balmert, Reporter, USA Today Network Ohio Bureau.

This special forum benefits the Columbus Metropolitan Club Legacy in Civic Engagement Founders and Leaders Fund at the Columbus Foundation which recognizes the service and leadership of CMC’s founders and board members and provides for a sustainable future.

In this episode, we talk about the Guidestones, their creator and some of the strange theories about them.

The “Democracy in Crisis” series of public forums is examining threats to democracy leading up to and beyond the 2022 U.S. midterm elections with a series of monthly programs, each presenting expert speakers who will address aspects of the ongoing threats to stability of America’s centuries-old experiment in democracy.

Featuring Rebecca Kemper, Ph.D., CEO, Columbus Landmarks, Charissa W. Durst, President and Principal Historic Architect, Hardlines Design Company, and Brad DeHays, Founder, Connect Real Estate, with host, David Meleca, Director of Classical Architecture, Moody Nolan.

On the isolated island community of Tangier, Virginia, the residents speak with a dialect that is entirely unique. It's part southern drawl, part "brogue," and some have claimed it's a relic dialect left over from the first English settlers to the area in the 1600s.