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Hosted by Mark Niehaus · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 102 episodes
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A labor-friendly radio show & podcast hosted by Mark Niehaus, Michelle Dunn and Clayton Adams. The trio look into political events and labor union topics happening in the past, present and future. The podcast is based out of Cincinnati, Ohio and originally airs on WAIF 88.3 FM. Music removed from podcast episodes.
Mark Niehaus hosts Boiling Point Cincinnati, a news show with 102 episodes published.
In hour one, Michelle sits down with local podcaster and radio personality Nathan Ivey to reflect on his career behind the microphone. Nathan shares stories from his years in Cincinnati radio, his perspective on the chan
In hour one, Michelle and Clayton sit down with CFT member Preston Polen for a thought-provoking conversation on the growing influence of the "manosphere" and online prediction markets such as Kalshi and Polymarket. Toge
In hour one, Michelle breaks down the Cincinnati Public Schools Board of Education's recent decision to place an income tax levy on November's ballot. She examines what the proposal would mean for the district, the publi
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Spring, Simon, and June from the Cincinnati Practical Education Coalition to discuss organizing workers in the hospitality and food service industries. The group shares their experien
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Butch Gibson for a conversation on "Edutainment to Education" and the evolving role of technology in the classroom. Butch explores how digital tools can enhance student learning when
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Susan VonderHaar and Howie Zuefle from the Cincinnati Permaculture Institute to discuss sustainability, regenerative living, and environmental initiatives taking root across Southwest
In hour one, Michelle begins the show with a conversation with Casey Whitten-Amadon about the history of Boiling Point and the lasting legacy of Casey’s father, Phil Amadon, who helped co-found the program. The two refle
In hour one, Michelle takes a closer look at Indianapolis’ ongoing experiment with privatizing public education. She examines how privatization efforts have reshaped schools in the city, fueled segregation, and impacted
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Susan VonderHaar of Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed (CROW) for a conversation on the environmental challenges facing the Ohio River and the broader environmental movem
In hour one, Michelle sits down with consultant and author Peter Block for a wide-ranging conversation on organizing, citizenship, and building stronger communities. The two explore what it takes to create deeper human c
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Bryan Georgilis, Jayme Scott, and Connor Malloy of IBEW Local 212 for a conversation about life in the labor movement and the value of union membership. The group discusses the role t
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Brennan, Tim, and Patience from the Cincinnati Interfaith Workers' Center to discuss how the organization supports working-class people across the region. They highlight the resources
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Alison Kromer and Andrea Baker from Communities United for Action (CUFA) to discuss the organization’s role in the Greater Cincinnati community. They break down how CUFA is advocating
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Sue Bilz, a retired Cincinnati Public Schools math teacher and board member of the West Price Hill Community Council. Sue reflects on her career in education and discusses how she’s s
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Chuck Lohre of the Greater Cincinnati Earth Coalition for a thoughtful conversation on sustainability in today’s world. They explore green energy, sustainable construction and archite
In hour one, Michelle takes a closer look at the billionaire influence shaping education reform across the country. She unpacks who is funding these initiatives, how their policies are making their way into public school
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Dave Baker, Business Manager for Ironworkers Local 44, to reflect on his journey in the labor movement and the real value of union membership. From wages to benefits, job security to
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Bryan Hambley, Democratic candidate for Ohio Secretary of State, for a wide-ranging conversation on the power and responsibility of the office. They break down what the Secretary of S
In hour one , Michelle sits down with Alex Gainer , a former U.S. diplomat and employee of United States Agency for International Development . The two walk through the timeline surrounding the dismantling of the agency
In hour one , Michelle takes a closer look at a growing local effort to reshape Cincinnati Public Schools through the group School Board Partners . She examines the group’s goals and political strategy, and discusses why
Peter Block
consultant and author · Designed Learning
1 appearance on this show
Jack Cunningham
Director of Sales · Cincy Precinct Project
1 appearance on this show
Andrea Baker
Blogger and Crossfit coach · Communities United for Action (CUFA]
1 appearance on this show
Dave Baker
Business Manager · Ironworkers Local 44
1 appearance on this show
Brian Griffin
Cincinnati AFL-CIO
1 appearance on this show
Susan VonderHaar
Citizens for Rights of the Ohio River Watershed
2 appearances on this show
Jeff Demaree
Cincinnati Public Schools
1 appearance on this show
Ali Rizvi
Garden of Joy Culinary Academy
1 appearance on this show
Michael Gustin
Cincinnati Public Schools
1 appearance on this show
Bryan Georgilis
IBEW Local 212
1 appearance on this show
Brennan
Cincinnati Interfaith Workers' Center
1 appearance on this show
Alison Kromer
Communities United for Action (CUFA)
1 appearance on this show
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