Barry Leonhard

Columbus' own DJ Airwalk is a fiend for buying records on Discogs. For this episode of Club Cuts Airwalk rinsed two hours of vinyl only. In the first hour he started with some soulful house music and then made his way to a genre called Baltimore club. He says one of his friends introduced him to this style of dance music. "I do a monthly party in Columbus called Wax Cafe. It's me, DJ Sinceer, and Chris McKee.

A staple Yellow Springs event is rising from the grave this weekend. The YS Zombie Walk is returning Saturday, October 3, on the John Bryan Center lawn from 3PM - 9PM. There will be live music, food, and so much more with all the proceeds going to the Feminist Health Fund. For Tobi Reed, founder of the YS Zombie Walk, it was always about raising money and food for those in need. After a years long hiatus, she says people are ready for another visit from the zombies.

Local hip-hop artists Cooley the Curator and T. Hunt have formed a new musical project, The Groove Disturbers, with a goal to bring back Dayton funk. Cooley says that people often think of that era as bygone, but he says it's one of the driving forces in hip-hop. "It's really important for us to bridge those two worlds, because hip-hop everywhere else has relied on the funk music that came from here.