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In the next two years, Cincinnati Public Radio will transform into the community gathering space for live performances and civic discussions, deepening the way that Greater Cincinnatians are engaged, informed and inspired in their daily lives.
In the next two years, Cincinnati Public Radio will transform into the community gathering space for live performances and civic discussions, deepening the way that Greater Cincinnatians are engaged, informed and inspired in their daily lives.

More Than A New Home

This visionary campaign will create a community-fueled space - bringing the public to public radio and serving as a beacon of culture and journalism for future generations.

The Building Connections Campaign will raise $26 million to transform our presence in the community and expand our ability to serve by:

  • Building Cincinnati Public Radio's new headquarters - an efficient and sustainable facility designed, engineered and built to engage the community for the immediate and long-term future
  • Creating more opportunities for the public to experience civic engagement, music, arts and culture first-hand
  • Expanding our role as an essential community partner that listens, engages, participates and connects the community
  • Pushing boundaries to expand how we gather and share the news, music and programs our listeners love - when, where and how they want it

More Than A New Home

This visionary campaign will create a community-fueled space - bringing the public to public radio and serving as a beacon of culture and journalism for future generations.

The Building Connections Campaign will raise $26 million to transform our presence in the community and expand our ability to serve by:

  • Building Cincinnati Public Radio's new headquarters - an efficient and sustainable facility designed, engineered and built to engage the community for the immediate and long-term future
  • Creating more opportunities for the public to experience civic engagement, music, arts and culture first-hand
  • Expanding our role as an essential community partner that listens, engages, participates and connects the community
  • Pushing boundaries to expand how we gather and share the news, music and programs our listeners love - when, where and how they want it

Central Location
Incredible Opportunities

Cincinnati Public Radio’s new home will be located at the corner of 9th and Plum in downtown Cincinnati—just steps from City Hall and minutes from cultural pillars like Music Hall and Memorial Hall.

This location will solidify our ability to serve as an integral component of the civic and cultural fabric of Greater Cincinnati.

Our new home will be accessible, active and a gateway to civic engagement and cultural experiences.

A Sustainable, Visionary Design

Our vision is a facility that advances and expresses our commitment to positive civic impact; thrives with public programming; and enlivens the community and region.

  • State-of-the-art broadcasting studios
  • Live performance studio
  • Public atrium and community coffee bar
  • Outdoor public gathering & performance space
  • Sustainable, contemporary design
  • Accessible, central downtown location

Key Features

PERFORMANCE STUDIO

Cincinnati is home to an astounding number of talented musicians. In Cincinnati Public Radio’s new home, musicians will record and perform in an accessible, state of the art studio that is visible to the public gathering space.

NEWS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND ARTS & CULTURE STUDIOS

Interviews are the lifeblood of Cincinnati Public Radio’s local programming. Every weekday, WVXU’s Cincinnati Edition provides the only forum for the civil discussion of local issues. The News & Public Affairs Studio will be the dedicated home for these discussions.

The Arts & Culture Studio will enable more in-depth coverage of Greater Cincinnati’s vibrant arts community. Additional studios will allow us to tell more of Cincinnati’s stories.

 

ON-AIR STUDIOS

WVXU’s new studio will be the nexus of local journalism and insights, national and international news and information programming. State of the art equipment will connect local program resources with the most listened to radio programs in the country.

WGUC’s new studio will be the heart and soul of Cincinnati Public Radio's music programming. This new studio will allow local music hosts to present world class classical music performances in the highest quality sound.

PUBLIC GATHERING SPACE WITH PODCAST STUDIO AND COFFEE BAR

The public gathering space will welcome you to Cincinnati Public Radio and serve the community with events, debates, concerts and conversation.

A podcast booth will be available to anyone who wants to create a podcast or work with audio. The community coffee bar and lounge area will be a place for listeners, downtown residents and workers to connect, relax and recharge.

Building Community

Building Community

Prefer to pay by check? Click here for a printable pledge form.

If you would like to make a gift of stock or another personal asset, please contact Conrad Thiede at 513-419-7116 or cthiede@cinradio.org.

Thank You

Otto M. Budig, Jr.
Campaign Co-Chair

Murray Sinclaire
Campaign Co-Chair

Tim Maloney
Campaign Co-Chair

Richard Eiswerth
CEO and General Manager
reiswerth@cinradio.org
513-419-7101

Sherri Mancini
Vice President of Development
smancini@cinradio.org
513-419-7112


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