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Columbus City Council Member Emmanuel Remy and Office of Violence Prevention Director Rena Shak join The Future of Policing in Columbus to discuss how and why the new office was created.

In 1896, a promoter named William Crush staged a planned, unmanned train collision. It didn't exactly go as planned. In this episode of The Internet Says it's True, we tell the story about the publicity stunt and then chat with Magician and Train Enthusiast Cody Clark!

Many CEOs and executives insisting on staff returning to the office full time are making decisions based on myths about hybrid work. In this edition of Innovating Leadership Co-Creating Our Future, Dr. Gleb Tsipursky busts those myths with hard data and direct experience with 23+ organizations.

In this episode of The Internet Says it's True, we discuss plants rights, how those trees even came to have self-ownership, and then we ask trivia questions to a bunch of strangers on the Internet!

Hear this CMC forum as we unpack how the newest addition to the Columbus art scene became reality and how the combination of public art and private investments can help breathe new cultural life into Ohio’s capital city.

This edition of Craft features Brendan Ballou, whose recent expose, Plunder: Private Equity’s Plan to Pillage America, was published in May.

Sometimes an attempt at a world record ends in disaster and lawsuits. At least, that was the case when an attempt at the World's largest balloon launch was attempted in downtown Cleveland in 1986. In this episode of The Internet Says it's True, we tell the tragic story of the 1986 Cleveland BalloonFest and then play the quick quiz with Ballon Guy, Rob Balchunas!

Learn more about Ohio's burn ban on this edition of Protecting What Matters.

This CMC forum features Tammy Wharton, President & CEO, Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland, Lori Gillett, CEO, CK Construction, and Ayanna Howard, Ph.D., Dean, College of Engineering, The Ohio State University, with host Sheri Chaney Jones, Founder & CEO, SureImpact, and Founder and President, Measurement Resources Company.

Ann Mukherjee’s life is one of complete inspiration, both personally and professionally. Her mother was killed by a drunk driver when Ann was just 14; as an adult, she endured alcohol related violence. Yet today, she leads the second largest wine and spirits company in the world. Far from a contradiction, it’s a calling – one which sees not just customers and ROI, but caring and ROR (Return on Responsibility).