Melt Magazine is a pocket-sized arts and entertainment magazine published in Columbus and…read moredistributed for free. I see it all around campus- in dorms, commons, and shops in the area. It's a cute little magazine. It's colorful and glossy and therefore chock full of advertisements. The space left for magazine content is used wisely, in my opinion: lots of visual data with small blurbs and short articles. It makes sense for a magazine this small- a short review of a concert, for instance, is perfectly fine when it has half a dozen pics of the event on the facing page. It's got a fair share of typos and misspellings, but Melt isn't half bad. I'd skip their video game reviews, though- it seems to be written either by someone who isn't a gamer or somebody who is trying awfully hard to appeal to a non-gaming crowd. Horrible. I mean, hey, it's free. That's about the best review anything could have, right?

Melt sent a friend request on Facebook and I went ahead n friended them…read more Not a bad little publication. Good info on movies, clubs and bands. (Social D and Rev. Horton Heat, hells yes) Worth checking out for entertainment info.

I recently picked up the 7th issue of CMH magazine at the Gallery Hop. I'm still not sure what to…read morethink of CMH though. It's still new enough that it has a lot of potential but I still haven't quite figured out what their angle is. It definitely is pretty! It's full color, glossy and has really great, artistic photography. It's the stories that seem a bit weak and I often find myself wondering 'Why am I reading this?' They're on the right track (articles such as spring fashion trends and how to import wine to Columbus) but there's something missing to make it resonate as more than just a fluff piece. All the articles, photos, and models are from Columbus and they feature advertisements from Columbus as well. I think that CMH definitely has the potential to be a major player in the Columbus Magazine market as soon as they find and refine their niche.

I like this advertisement magazine but I honestly don't know it's purpose. I mean, there are a ton…read moreof websites with the same info out there in 2018. I'm not sure what company would pay for an ad in a book when there are so many search engines on the internet. Anyways, the book is colorful and full of pictures of properties for rent. It has the basic info about the property and most of the time, some specials or deals. If you're the kind that likes to read in a paper and not a computer screen, this could be of benefit.

Oh yes! First review of----The time and temp number!!!…read more My dumb smartphone became frozen on earphone mode--meaning I couldn't hear anything out the speaker; I could only hear out the earphone jack. After working the problem for a bit I needed a phone number to call to check its status. I remembered back in the old days of the 20th century the time and temp number one called for time and weather info before the internet was born. That would be the perfect number to call to see if my phone was back in order. Did the number still exist? Yes it does! In fact, I did a google search and found this, the yelp listing for the T&T Weatherline. They do have the time and date correct. The weather is on point too. Only downside is you have to listen to the advertisement before hand. So if you want the time or weather and are too lazy to actually press your apps to find out, call this number--nevermind the fact that it takes more work to do than just asking Siri or Alexa, or whoever.

Fantastic news and music!! New and improved music to the mix!! Always great and grateful for all…read morethe work put in for this!'

So many things to love about our LOCAL station, but if I had to pick the one I love the most it…read morewould definitely be how tied they are to our local community & how well they represent us! A VERY close second would be their Big Room performances. I am fortunate enough to have taken advantage of this golden opportunity to catch performances from my favorite artists in an intimate setting.

They are mildly repetitive, but definitely the best radio to listen to for alternative throwbacksread more

Ha ha ha HA. Really? This station is hilarious, awesome, and scary all at once. And I can't stop…read morelistening. Let me run down part of a recent set from Gen X Radio 106.7: Sir Mix a Lot, Baby Got Back NIN, Head Like a Hole Twisted Sister, We're Not Gonna Take it TLC, Red Light Special Alanis Morrissette, You Outta Know If you were born any time in the late 1970s through the 1980s (1983 holler!), this station will likely make you feel the same. And while I definitely could do without the Alanis, the rest of the music on this station makes me reminisce like a mofo. This is, of course, regardless of whether I actually liked the music at the time, and/or whether I actually remember it firsthand, or if instead obsessive consumption as a teen of VH1's "I love the 80s" helped me to "remember." I have to say, it's an interesting concept to put basically what is two overlapping generations (I'm fairly sure Generation X is far too old for Eve 6) as well as at least 6 different genres (r&b, rap, grunge, hair metal, radio rock, radio alternative, etc) onto one station. It's slightly schizo, but I think ultimately, it works. It's like actually existing in the 80s and 90s because all that stuff was all around you, whether you liked it or listened to it or not... I mean, come on, who doesn't know who Duran Duran or Salt n Peppa are? Right? Right. So yeah. Radio 106.7 is my new The Brew (formerly my go-to station, since I rarely listen to the radio). I can't even remember The Brew's call numbers... what have you done to me, Gen X Radio!? My very own station...!

My colleagues and I were invited to mix up some cocktails on 107.9 The Mix for a few weeks for the…read morenext couple months. Michelle and Eric were truly hospitable and invited us in with open arms. I truly did enjoy meeting every single one of them there. The radio station plays about hits and I listen to it daily. I'm so excited to go back in a couple weeks just in time for Christmas. Cheers!

In my punk rock early 20s I would have never dreamed that an oldies station would be one of my…read morefavorite stations, but so be it. I love this station not only because of the delicious irony of a station whose call letters are "O.D.B." playing oldies, but because I love oldies- classic rock and pop songs from the 60s and 70s that everyone in the car can, if they are made of the Right Stuff, sing along with, huge goofy grins and all. I mean, come on, this station has multiple blocks of nothing but The Beatles. Yesssssss. Granted the DJs are beyond corny here. Their jokes are so bad that sometimes I feel embarrassed to hear them- and that's not a cute joke on my part, that's the truth. Horrible, horrible humor. Granted I'm not in the target audience, but I can't imagine many people enjoying fumbled pseudo-sexual jokes made by a smooth-voiced oldies dude. Just... shudder. Still, this is one of the three stations I can stand in Columbus and it is fast becoming my second favorite of those three. Definitely worth a listen in my book.