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Fascinating Ohio: A quilt maker, an author and a school director

On this week's Fascinating Ohio, we talk with artist/quilt maker Nancy Crow (top left), author Tracy Tanner (top right) and Franklinton High School founder/executive director Martin Griffith (bottom left).
On this week's Fascinating Ohio, we talk with artist/quilt maker Nancy Crow (top left), author Tracy Tanner (top right) and Franklinton High School founder/executive director Martin Griffith (bottom left).

For artist and quilt maker Nancy Crow, inspiration comes from the world around her.

From nature to everyday life, her work offers a fresh perspective through patterns and color. Her quilt compositions will be showcased at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio.

Resilience is a lesson Tracy Tanner learned early in life. Her father stood up against police corruption in Cincinnati. She tells his story in her new memoir Truth Teller, a story of family, adversity and resilience.

What does it take to build a school that meets students where they are? More than a decade ago, Martin Griffith helped turn that vision into reality with Franklinton High School on Columbus’ west side.

We’ll hear about how he built a school with a mission to prepare students for life.

These are our guests on this week's Fascinating Ohio.

Guests:

  • Nancy Crow, artist/quilt maker
  • Tracy Tanner, author, Truth Teller: How A Real American Family Overcame Adversity with Love, Respect, and Resilience
  • Martin Griffith, founder/executive director, Franklinton High School
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