Drew Maziasz

The "Sound of Ideas" dug into some of the latest scams and how schemes are becoming more complex and confusing for consumers.

Scams that involve imposters, phony investments, and social media fakes are becoming more creative and more confusing.

The class includes repeat nominees like Mariah Carey and Soundgarden, as well as first timers like OutKast and Phish.

WVIZ first went on air on Feb. 7, 1965, originally broadcasting from the gymnasium of Max Hayes Trade School in Cleveland.

Last week, the Trump administration announced and then rescinded a pause on federal dollars going to various government agencies and nonprofits.

The “Sound of Ideas” hit the road and held a discussion all about Cleveland's Latino community at the Julia De Burgos Cultural Arts Center.

We'll share a recent City Club of Cleveland conversation moderated by Ideastream's Marlene Harris-Taylor about infant mortality rates, and solutions in the region to help mothers and babies.

We'll collate a list of great reads from our panel of book lovers and listeners for our annual New Year's Book Recommendations show.

The "Sound of Ideas" is sharing some of their favorite segments from 2024, and among those were conversations with Ketanji Brown Jackson, Amy Tan, and a discussion about NPR's "Books We Love."

Ideastream's Drew Maziasz spoke with NPR's Andrew Limbong about a couple of the titles that landed on the 2024 "Books We Love" list.