Not all art is created for an audience. Sometimes, its made for the artist. Thats true for William Mount, the host and producer of the music podcast The Sounds of Bustown. Today, were unpacking a d

With spring upon us in the capital city, were all about change. Theres a vibrancy in the air and thats apparent in our latest roundup of the biggest stories on Columbus Underground.Co-founder and

As Columbusites, we examine the evolution and identity of the city from a singular point of view. Thats not a bad thing, but an outsiders perspective is always helpful. Today, we hear from Mark Snyd

The citys transit system is going through a transformation. At least thats the intention. On the occasion of an impending transfer of power and a sales tax issue on the ballot this fall to bulk up s

Were exploring the evolution of Downtown with Michael Brown, who has been a cornerstone in the citys development planning and worked both in and outside city government to cheer on its growth. Colum

There is often a complex interplay between preservation and progress. A year into his exploration, Columbus Underground reporter Jesse Bethea continues to sift through the story of how the removal of

The capital citys food scene is often heralded. However, its taco truck scene has been often overlooked. Elwood Ellis, a freelance writer for Columbus Underground and self-proclaimed Taco Connoisseur

This podcast was not generated by AI. But it may have been influenced by it. As all industries consider how to use artificial intelligence in their work, Walker Evans, Susan Post, and I discuss it rel

Big cities have big city problems. Columbuss newest school board member argues that the inequity of our schools shows that we certainly are a big city. Brandon Simmons, also the youngest school board

Columbus Underground co-founder and editor Walker Evans discusses a myriad of stories, including the latest in transportation, climate change, local politics, and a dash of comedy here in the capital