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.
With a significant portion of his articles being announcement-based and event-focused, consider pitching timely and engaging local events within the entertainment industry in Cincinnati. Additionally, if you have access to insider information regarding new TV show launches or developments in the local entertainment scene that would be of interest to the community in Ohio, those pitches may also resonate well with him.
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The Tailoress, about a young Jewish woman who survived the Holocaust by making fine fashion clothing for Nazi wives, will hold casting auditions May 28-29 for small speaking roles.
Channel 5’s weekend anchor and reporter says she’s “stepping into a new season filled with exciting opportunities and new adventures.”
Channel 5's longtime news anchor will be inducted this summer along with Bonnie Lou, the late country and rockabilly singer.
Working the early shift for Good Morning Tri-State “started to take a toll on me” and her priorities changed as the mother of young daughters.
91.7 WVXU | By John Kiesewetter, WVXU Published May 20, 2026 at 2:24 PM EDT
Retired reporter John London enters his second Hall of Fame in two years, along with Kathy Doane and the late Jon Esther and Jack Helsel.
Cincinnati’s new morning sports show debuts on The Crown, a multi-platform digital media company that produced 'The Pitino Show with Richard Pitino' and 'The Sean Miller Podcast.'
A longer version than the PBS broadcast will be part of a double feature with Cincinnati Sounds: Exploring a Musical City’s Spaces, Places and Sounds at the Cincinnati World Cinema at the Garfield Theatre Downtown.
Terrence Todd “tt” stern-enzi will continue to help Greater Cincinnati filmmakers for years after his death last September.
Now we know what WLWT-TV will air at 7:30 p.m. following NBCUniversal's cancellation of Access Hollywood in March: More local news.
