Christopher Smitherman

Fun and Games closing out the Friday with Jack Windsor.

Of course, Monday means Christopher Smitherman and Money Monday.

All right.

I've been saying, and it's something that the dots are easy to connect.

That's the most recent report about WCPO.

Christopher Smitherman, it's on his radar.

He just texted me about that one after Bobby's comment.

Roselawn, middle-class Black neighborhood, Ward 7, one of the highest areas for African-American turnout in the city.

Gotta participate.

Amen, and doubling down on what you...

And you know, Christopher Smitherman's listening to you going on a tear, and he just texted me, "I love Papas." Amen.

I'll echo that-

Of course, Monday is Smithervent Monday.

Coming up at 720, Christopher Smitherman, former vice mayor, getting it off his chest, probably commenting on violence in downtown.

One moment before I get to Carl, who's on the line.

Money Money with Brian James, 8.05. We'll talk about a Fed rate hike possible as I stare at another article talking about how interest rates for mortgages have gone north of 7%.

Got great guests lined up throughout the week as typically the case.

Thanks to Joe Strecker, executive producer.

Guests which begin at 720 here on a Monday in the morning show with Christopher Smitherman, former vice mayor of the city of Cincinnati, waiting in the wings.

He'll join us next Monday, Monday with Brian James one hour from now.

He knew that this was not a good idea.

And I believe Christopher Smitherman didn't think it was a good idea.

And now the city is stuck with it.

And there's no fare box.

653, 55 KRC, the talk station.

Christopher Smitherman with the Tuesday edition of the Smitherman after the top of the hour news.

And, you know, if you don't have a college degree, that's okay.

I mentioned the headline from the Wall Street Journal.

Yeah, I guess a lot of ...

A, a more risk goes with those jobs, but those are some damn good jobs if you're willing to absorb the risk.

Christopher Smitherman after the top-of-the-hour news, plus Tom Zawistowski on barn billboard campaign.

WeThePeopleConvention.org. It's Tom at 7:30.

So I guess the whole point of all that is he knows what he's doing.

Hey, we gotta take a break, but when we get back, we're gonna shift away from legal issues and talk crime in the city of Cincinnati and other issues with our former, uh, vice mayor, former chair of the Law and Public Safety Committee, Christopher Smitherman.

And we'll do that when we get back.

Mike Allen, 700 WLW.

It's, uh ...

There, there were, uh, some more shootings even last night.

Here to talk about it, hopefully better than I'm doing, is Christopher Smitherman.

He is former vice mayor, former chair of the Law and Public Safety Committee.

Glad to be.

55KRC.iheart.com is the blog page, podcast page, when you can't listen to Christopher Smitherman like on a Monday and check it out what he had to say.

Of course, commenting on the violence in downtown Cincinnati, notably the four-year-old girl that got shot.

Just totally innocent child.

And on that note, one hour from now, Ken Kober, the Fraternal Order of Police President for the Cincinnati Police Department, joins the program to talk about violence downtown.

Notably, on the heels of yesterday's five people getting arrested for violence on righteous outside of UC's campus.

Plus, he's also going to comment on the silence from City Hall, which is one of the topics that Christopher Smitherman brought up yesterday morning.

Tom Zawistowski at 730.

Anyway, I did, and thanks to my family for that.

Christopher Smitherman coming up at 720 every Monday with the former vice mayor of the city of Cincinnati, and I am certainly looking forward to having him back on the program today.

Got a text from him just yesterday talking about that four-year-old that got shot.

Just a heartbreaking reality.

It's that time of week.

I always look forward to it.

Christopher Smitherman, former vice mayor of the city of Cincinnati, offering his thoughts and comments in a segment we call the Smithervan.

Christopher, welcome back, my friend.