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Hear Cincinnati: Couple sues First Watch over a toxic cocktail; bar manager recovering after assault

Hear Cincinnati: Couple sues First Watch over a toxic cocktail; bar manager recovering after assault
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This week on Hear Cincinnati, host Brian Niesz, WCPO reporter Lucy May, and Craft Brewed Sports podcast host Scott Kyser discuss Fiona bobble heads, "summer surge" of homelessness, the World Cup coming to North America, an online prank with a tragic result and more. 

Brian then talks with WCPO reporter Evan Millward and Brian Hall, a man who sued First Watch because he says they gave his wife a cup of toxic chemicals instead of green tea. 

Later, Brian talks with Japp's proprietor Molly Wellmann about bar manager Jen Watts who was seriously injured when she was assaulted by a stranger.

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Notable links: 

  • 1:20 - The panel discusses homelessness, World Cup, "swatting" and more.
  • 29:00 - WCPO reporter Evan Millard and Florence pastor Brian Hall talk about at toxic beverage served to Hall's pregnant wife.
  • 41:45 - Japp's proprietor Molly Wellmann talks about an assault on bar manager Jen Watts.

You can read more about these stories at wcpo.com/hear.

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Hear Cincinnati is back for the new year. This week, host Maxim Alter, digital editor Meghan Wesley, digital reporter Lucy May and 9 On Your Side anchor Kathrine Nero talk President Donald Trump, the Cincinnati Zoo's new baby hippo, the film "Hidden Figures," Adam Jones and much more. Photographer Emily Maxwell also walks us through covering the historic women's march in D.C. and I-Team reporter Hillary Lake gives us an exclusive look inside a local heroin treatment center. 

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