John Kiesewetter is a journalist at WVXU. For more than 30 years, he has been the go-to source for information about local media, covering a wide range of topics including broadcasting, arts and entertainment, sports, and healthcare. He has been featured in Wysu, WYSO Public Radio, and WOSU Public Media.
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John Kiesewetter's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, particularly related to television, radio, and events in Cincinnati. Pitches should align with this focus by offering unique stories about local personalities or exclusive behind-the-scenes insights into TV shows or radio programs.
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Sunday night was the final Fox 19 forecast for DuVall, who was hired only 14 months ago.
The former Reds first baseman offered insightful opinions on the Automated Ball-Strike system, All-Star pitcher Christopher Sanchez, the Phillies' anemic offense and his 2007 Reds debut as an outfielder.
The longtime performer on the Paul Dixon Show and Midwestern Hayride was one of six inducted into the WLWT Hall of Fame Wednesday.
Highlights from the two-hour film about Miami University’s legendary football coaches will be screened at a private reception this week.
Welcome to the TV big leagues Sam LeCure. The Reds pitcher-turned- broadcaster for the Reds.TV's pre-and post-game shows will be part of
Longtime Cincinnati public television viewers remember when Dr. O'dell Owens chaired WCET-TV's Action Auction televised fund-raiser for a dozen years.
Fox 19 sports anchor Danneman and WCKY-AM sports talk host Pike will do some weekday Bengals talk shows as Dave Lapham cuts back on his duties.
They're back! Every couple of years Mike Wolfe brings his American Pickers team to our area, and they're returning to Ohio, Indiana and Michigan in October.
Thanks to John Lennon, the Beatles played their final Cincinnati concert 60 years ago at Crosley Field on Aug. 21, 1966.
Reds TV/radio analyst Jeff Brantley, who started his broadcasting career in 2002 calling games for ESPN, returns to national network TV night for Sunday Night Baseball on NBC and Peacock Aug. 30
