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Although women's rights happened ages ago in developed countries, developing countries still struggle with equality. During times of war, women are the…

Do you love Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams? Jeni Britton Bauer, founder and owner of Jeni’s Ice Cream, joined All Sides with Ann Fisher on Thursday to…

Filmmaker Kenneth Bowser talks about his new documentary film There But For Fortune, a tribute to American protest singer/songwriter, Phil Ochs. Kenneth…

If Ohio Senate Bill 5 passes: All public workers would be banned from striking. The initial bill had retained a limited strike option for teachers. The…

The Chocolate Nutcracker...The Nutty Nutcracker...A Burlesque Nutcracker...A Canine Nutcracker...these are just a few of the ways ballet companies try to…

It's nearly an all Mozart weekend with the Columbus Symphony. Amadeus himself would want room left for his beloved Haydn, whose Te Deum opens the program…

Last Thursday evening on Symphony @ 7 we began our series of all the symphonies of the great Early-Romantic Austrian composer Franz Schubert as part of…

Greg Sandow is a music writer and critic who, in a recent series of blogs, has made the assertion that attracting a new audience to classical music…

Johann Baptist Vanhal, Hans Rott, and Vasily Kalinnikov are not household names, but they wrote some great music. Â Michael Haydn and Charles Gounod are…

If your only memory of the accordion comes from Lawrence Welk reruns, there's someone you should check out. Finnish accordionist Kimmo Pohjonen loves to…