In this issue, we’re following a woman who married one of Cincinnati's most powerful businessmen, and at the age of 61, stepped aboard the most famous ocean liner in history. Today, we unveil the origin story of Martha M. Stone. Her tie to the Queen City? She married a telecommunications giant and lived in a grand Oak Street mansion before bringing her incredible tale of survival right back to our city limits.

In this issue, we bring you the story of someone who arrived as a teenager on the American frontier. He fought in battles that changed the future of the Northwest Territory. He married into one of the region's founding families. He built his home overlooking the Ohio River. And decades later, he became the ninth President of the United States. Today we're unmasking William Henry Harrison. History often remembers him for just one thing: serving the shortest presidential term in American history. But if that's all you know about him, you're missing the most interesting part of the story.
(NOTE: We couldn't find the historic marker for the wedding)

In this issue of Quote the Queen City, we are unmasking something a little different. Not a pioneer, not a politician, and not a riot. Today, we are unmasking a pop culture juggernaut that put the Queen City in the living rooms of millions of Americans every single week. Today, we unveil the origin story of... WKRP in Cincinnati! Its tie to the city is literally in the title. For four seasons from 1978 to 1982, this brilliant, chaotic sitcom perfectly captured the spirit of rock and roll radio, delivered legendary comedy, and even helped the city process one of its darkest real-world tragedies.