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Life in the 614
"Life in the 614" is the weekly lifestyle podcast of the features department at the Columbus Dispatch, providing a taste of upcoming arts, entertainment and leisure activities in central Ohi...
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COSI CEO, President Frederic Bertley previews the center's "Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes" exhibition
Features reporter Earl Hopkins and COSI CEO and President Frederic Bertley talk about the upcoming "Marvel: Universe of Super Heroes" exhibi...
Comedian Chelsea Handler talks about her new comedy tour 'Vaccinated and Horny'
Reporter Earl Hopkins speaks to comedian, television host and six-time best-selling author Chelsea Handler to talk about her new comedy tour...
Donut and Beer Festival Founder Brian Colopy talks about the annual event's debut in central Ohio
For the 100th episode of Life in the 614, features reporter Earl Hopkins talks to Donut and Beer Festival Founder Brian Colopy about the ann...
Essayist, Poet Hanif Abdurraqib talks about MacArthur 'Genius Grant' and power of joint efforts to uplift Columbus artists
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins speaks to music critic, essayist, and poet Hanif Abdurraqib who's here to talk about being...
WOSU to push for increased engagement, community outreach with new facility
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins speaks to Mike Thompson, WOSU news content director and the host of "Columbus on the Record...
Neil deGrasse Tyson brings movie event to Columbus
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins speaks with Neil deGrasse Tyson on the latest episode of the Life in the 614 podcast. Durin...
Carla Epler talks about the return of Columbus' Oktoberfest, the family-ran event's origins
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins talks about the origins of Columbus' Oktoberfest, how the event has evolved in its 55-year...
Organizer of Greek Festival talks about the event's return, storied tradition
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins spoke with Greak Festival Spokesman Stacey Stathulis about the history of the Labor Day Wee...
A look at some of the most exciting events and concerts this fall and winter
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins chronicles the most exciting events, concerts and festivals to look forward to this fall an...
Previewing the Columbus Food Truck Festival with co-creator Chas Kaplan
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins speaks with Chas Kaplan, co-creator of the Columbus Food Truck Festival on the latest editi...
James Alexander, owner of Flavor'd Flow Studio talks about the art of breakdancing
Columbus Dispatch features reporter Earl Hopkins speaks with James Alexander, owner of Flavor'd Flow Studio on the latest episode of the Lif...
Dispatch Weekender returns, CEO John Barker speaks on rise in Columbus rooftop bars
With the reboot of Weekender, Arts and Culture Reporter Earl Hopkins spoke with Features and Special Sections Editor Becky Kover about what...
Bexley's JJ Kramer talks new 'Creem' documentary
The Columbus attorney is the son of the founder of Detroit rock magazine Creem. Kramer produced the new documentary, "Creem: America's Only...
Get the dish on Broadway in Columbus for next season
Lisa Minken, marketing manager of the series, talks about "Come From Away," "Hadestown," "Frozen" and more.
James McBride aims to offer comedy, relief in his new book
Columbus Dispatch freelance reporter Nancy Gilson Braverman speaks with novelist James McBride on the latest episode of the Life in the 614...
Author Eliese Colette Goldbach gives inside glimpse to her new book
Eliese Colette Goldbach shares insights into her new book, "Rust: A Memoir of Steel and Grit."
Richard Cordray discusses his new book
Columbus Dispatch freelance reporter Nancy Gilson Braverman speaks with Richard Cordray regarding his new book "Watchdog: How Protecting Con...
Carpenter Darren Keefe talks about his HGTV debut on the reboot of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition
Keefe, who spent his teen years living in Worthington, moved to Los Angeles more than 20 years ago to pursue a career in entertainment.
Rapsody talks about her new album and the state of hip-hop
The Grammy-nominated artist will perform Feb. 17 at Skully's Music-Diner in Columbus, Ohio.