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Bethia Woolf. Jim Ellison. Johnny DiLoretto. Andy Dehus. You probably already recognize this group as some of the people working hard to elevate the food scene in Columbus. Now, they have joined together with creative techie Mike Beaumont to bring… [Read More]
In this week’s audio podcast, we sit down Gail Baker, the Executive Director of the Central Ohio Restaurant Association (CORA) to discuss how they provide support to our regional restaurant industry. Additionally, we chat a bit about their upcoming Food… [Read More]
(Photo by Giles Clement) In this week’s podcast we sit down with Meredith Joy, President of Yay Bikes! to discuss the upcoming Bike to Work Challenge in May. Meredith serves as a Coordinator for the Bike to Work Challenge and… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with James Marks, co-founder of the Columbus Beer Guys Blog, a new local resource that provides information about craft beers. Their site showcases beer events, local bars, local breweries and interviews with industry… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with Michael Wilkos, the Community Research and Grants Management Officer for the Columbus Foundation. Michael recently won the first annual “Arch Award” at the 198th Birthday Party for the City of Columbus hosted… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with Rob Coats, the Connectionaire. Rob is a local networking professional who recently published his first book titled Connect & Grow Rich. We sat down with Rob to discuss his thoughts on personal… [Read More]
Throughout 2009, Columbus Underground supplied listeners with over 30 audio podcast episodes on a wide range of topics, and featuring a wide range of speakers. One of our most-listened to episodes, and our most highly ranked in our reader’s poll… [Read More]
This week we continue with part two of our podcast interview with Paul Bonneville, founder of Columbus RetroMetro. In the second half of our discussion, Paul shares his opinion on the demolition of City Center, the development of the Columbus… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we grab a coffee with Paul Bonneville, founder of Columbus RetroMetro. Paul shelved the RetroMetro website earlier this year, but has plans in the works for new projects debuting in 2010. In part one of our… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we grab a coffee with John Ross, a reporter for The Alive, who focuses many of his weekly articles on the great outdoors in Central Ohio. John shares with us his thoughts on avoiding hibernation this… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with Jon Myers and Chuck Hootman, founders of Casino-Free Columbus, the local grassroots effort to halt the development of the casino in the Arena District. Jon & Chuck tell us about how this… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with filmmaker Peter John Ross to discuss the changing landscape of the local film community. “Ross” tells us a bit about how he first got involved in film production, describes some of the… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down for coffee with Jeff Stephens, the Executive Director of Consider Biking. Jeff provides us with some insight on the local biking community as well as updates on the Bicentennial Bikeways Plan, the Share… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with several of the ladies who are organizing this year’s Craftin Outlaws event, including Megan Green, Jill Brown, and Emily Westenhouser. The fifth annual edition of this alternative craft fair takes place on… [Read More]
In this week’s podcast we sit down with several of the folks behind the Small Business Beanstalk, a local business co-op that serves members with a network of business-to-business resources in order to allow members to focus on growth. The… [Read More]
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