Boiling Point Cincinnati
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.
Episodes
In hour one, Michelle speaks with Josh Spring, Executive Director of the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition, about the realities facing Cincinnati’s unhoused population. They discuss the root causes of homelessness and what community members—and local government—can do to create lasting solutions.
In hour two, Mark and Clayton turn their attention to Elon Musk’s proposed 'America Party.' They examine Musk’s possible mot...
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Judge Nicole Sanders and Keshia Jones from the Hamilton County Drug Court to explore how the court system can play a role in recovery rather than punishment. They break down how drug courts work and how they’re helping Hamilton County residents overcome addiction and rebuild their lives.
In hour two, Mark and Clayton dig into the good, the bad, and the ugly of the newly passed Ohio state budget, ...
In hour one, Michelle talks with Judi LoPresti, owner of SPUN Bicycles in Northside, about biking culture in Cincinnati. They discuss grassroots advocacy, the city’s bike infrastructure, and what it will take to make streets safer and more accessible for cyclists.
In hour two, Mark and Clayton weigh the potential consequences of U.S. involvement in another Middle East conflict. They dig into how war impacts the working class—on the ...
In hour one, Michelle welcomes Melissa English, Deputy Director of Ohio Citizen Action, for a conversation about grassroots organizing and how everyday people can drive real societal change. From environmental justice to civic engagement, Melissa shares insights from decades in the movement.
In hour two, Mark and Clayton explore the tension between resistance and retreat in the age of Donald Trump. They examine how some institutions...
In hour one, Michelle sits down with author and professor Sarah Stitzlein to explore the importance of standing up for public education in today’s political climate. They also dive into Sarah’s new book, Teaching Honesty in a Populist Era, and what it means for educators, parents, and democracy.
In hour two, Mark and Clayton take a hard look at the political ambitions of Vivek Ramaswamy, imagining what Ohio might look like under his...
In the first hour, Clayton and Mark break down three major stories making headlines: a federal judge orders the federal government to reinstate the TSA collective bargaining agreement, a new Ohio proposal that could make it harder to pass local property tax levies, and the heated debate over the future of Hyde Park Square.
In the second hour, they’re joined by Scott LeCates, a teacher union organizer with the Jefferson County Teache...
Hour One: Michelle dives into a hard-hitting investigation of the forces working against the labor movement. From the Heritage Foundation and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce to Koch Industries and ALEC, she unpacks how these powerful players shape policies that weaken worker protections.
Hour Two: Mark and Clayton are joined by Katie Hofmann, a member of the Ohio State Board of Education. Together, they explore the latest developments ...
In hour one, Michelle sits down with climate activist, Chris Heckman, to discuss the Cincinnati Chapter of Citizens' Climate Lobby. In hour two, Mark and Clayton look into how climate change negatively impacts working-class Americans.
In hour one, Michelle sits down with AAUP-UC President Steve Mockabee to talk about Ohio's Senate Bill 1. In hour two, Mark and Clayton discuss Trump's attacks on academic freedom and look into the Cincinnati City Council race.
In hour one, Michelle sits down with worker's comp attorney, George Moeller. The pair discuss the origins of worker's compensation and why it's important to working class people. In hour two, Mark and Clayton dissect the recent primary election that happened on 5/6/25.
In the first hour, Michelle shares a few labor updates and highlights the significance of May Day, the International Workers' Day. In the second hour, Mark and Clayton delve into the upcoming Cincinnati mayoral primary on May 6th. They also speak with Jeff Demaree, a CPS teacher and advocate for pedestrian safety.
In hour one, Michelle does a deep dive into the Laborers' International Union of North America. In hour two, Mark interviews LiUNA Local 265 Field Representative, Nikki Crenshaw. After that, he delves into some of the biggest headlines!
During the first hour, Michelle shares updates happening across the country and the labor movement, including recent articles on the power of the strike. Then, she shares some background on the UFCW. In hour two, Clayton and Mark interview UFCW Local 75 President, Kevin Garvey. Later, the pair look into the Cincinnati Bengals' ability to retain high value players.
In hour one, Michelle talks about America's march towards fascism and what labor unions are doing about it. In hour two, Mark and Clayton do a deep dive into Trump's tariffs and how they could impact working class people.
Michelle does a deep dive into the history of the SEIU labor union in hour one. During hour two, Mark and Clayton sit down with Kay Bishop and Thad Breckenridge from SEIU District 1199 to discuss issues that impact their members. After the interview, the pair discuss the budget proposal from the Ohio House of Representatives and how it would impact public education.
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Robert Parks, NIOSH retiree, to discuss how the "General Strike" can help combat the Trump Administration. In hour two, Mark and Clayton discuss the Trump administration's decision to illegally terminate the TSA's labor contract. Later, the pair consider the possibility of a new arena in Cincinnati.
In hour one, Michelle sits down with Ted Thompson, President of NALC local 43, to discuss Trump's vow to privatize the post office. In hour two, Clayton and Mark analyze the pros and cons of ending the war between Russia and Ukraine. After that, the pair close out the show by giving an update on Cincinnati mayoral candidate, Cory Bowman.
Michelle sits down with APWU Local 164 President Don Hoffrogge and the pair discuss Trump's desire to privatize the United States Postal Office. Mark chats with Jack Cunningham, a local organizer with the 50501 Movement hosting protests across the country.
Mark and Clayton discuss the Cincinnati mayoral race, a CPS levy renewal and look into who is running for CPS school board. Due to some technical difficulties, hour one of the show will be posted at a later time.
Michelle examines Trump's attempt to disband the Department of Education in hour one. Mark and Clayton sit down and talk to Hamilton County Auditor, Jessica Miranda, about her career in public service in hour two.
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