Fascinating Ohio: a jazz nonprofit leader, a radiologist, an anti-poverty program leader

People have said “jazz is dead” for decades now, but Columbus is proof against that assertion. A Tribe for Jazz, a nonprofit organization, is on a mission to preserve the music's legacy and advance the future of jazz through visual storytelling, performances, education and community engagement. After his wife was diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, a Columbus radiologist found himself in need of help and information. His experience led him to create EnergizeCare, an organization offering support for caregivers and individuals living with early-to-moderate Alzheimer’s disease. Since its creation in 2011, Marion Matters has helped more than 300 people out of poverty. The organization provides individuals with skills and training through educational programs and coaching. We will learn more about what the work they do. It's all part of this week's Fascinating Ohio. Guests: Stephanie Matthews, executive director, A Tribe for Jazz Dr. Ken Vitellas, founder, EnergizeCare Natalie Longmeier, executive director, Marion Matters

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Fascinating Ohio: a jazz nonprofit leader, a radiologist, an anti-poverty program leader is an episode from All Sides with Ann Fisher by WOSU Public Media.

This episode is 00:49:58 long.

This episode was published on May 28, 2026.

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