On the outside, segregation and Jim Crow. On the inside, “only the ball was white”. Black players thrived during the zenith of America’s past time. Baseball provided entertainment, culture and business. Not to be left out of the game were Negro League umpires. Bob Motley late, Negro League umpire shares his experience along with his son, multi-faceted artist, Byron Motley. From Sunday games to excited fans, Motley tells the story of game he remembers and loves. 

Note: Bob Motley passed away on September 14, 2017 at the age of 94.

Young Americans have always returned home after heading out into the world for the first time. Today, the number of Millennials living with parents are comparatively larger. What are the reasons behind the recent spike? The Great Recession, relationships and the workforce play important roles in this trending, practical living arrangement. Richard Fry, senior researcher at the Pew Research Center takes us beyond the numbers to better understand the reality and what it means for Millennials, and their parents.

Dave Duszynski of the Cincinnati Museum Center tells the story of how 2,000 year-old copies of Old Testament and extra-Biblical documents, were discovered, preserved, and the fascinating way they are kept and presented today.

Adam Winkler gives insight, providing important facts on the issue of the Second Amendment.  Using contemporary and past events, along with legal precedence and legislation, Winkler helps us understand the climate of the 2nd Amendment and where it’s headed.

Dr. Ronald J. Stephens, professor and author of the book, “Idlewild: The Rise, Decline and Rebirth of A Unique African American Town”, talks about his introduction, study and experience with the historic vacation retreat.