1 of 1 Now an office at the Cincinnati Business Committee, this was the air studio at 700 WLW until 1988.
1 of 12 Entrance to 3 East Fourth Street.
2 of 12 Brian Combs standing in what used to be the newsroom.
3 of 12 Entrance to the air studio. News booth is to the left.
4 of 12 Combs stands where the news booth used to be.
5 of 12 Combs steps back in time where we used to report the news and the sports.
6 of 12 The view from the studio where legends like Gary Burbank and Jim Scott entertained and informed 700 WLW listeners.
7 of 12 The view Jim Scott and Gary Burbank enjoyed from their studio.
8 of 12 Hallway from the air studio and news booth to the studios used by Mike McConnell, Bill Cunningham and Bob Trumpy. Those studios were along the windows on the right. Programming offices were on the left and at the end of the hall.
9 of 12 Hallway from the air studio and news booth to the studios used by Mike McConnell, Bill Cunningham and Bob Trumpy. Those studios were on the right. Programming offices were on the left and at the end of the hall.
10 of 12 This is where the talk and production studios were located back in 1988. Bob Trumpy SportsTalk, Mike McConnell Midday, Bill Cunningham 9p-midnight.
11 of 12 Brian Combs and Tom Millikin of The Port take a walk down memory lane, standing where the production and talk studios used to be.
12 of 12 Brian Combs in what used to be the program director's office.