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Jonathan Smith

Jonathan Smith

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Host, WBNS-FM (Columbus, OH)

Columbus

Final Covers

Summer Camp, Games , Comics, TV , Queer, Jewish , Film

Doesn’t Cover

tooele county government, grantsville city government, tooele county schools

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Seniority Positions

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Content

Total articles 46

  • Too Fast to Be, or to Do

    By Jonathan Smith| thenanjinger.com@ The one overarching word that sums up my experience in Nanjing; convenient. A convenience that has its roots in speed. The Real Fast Life. Everything, everywhere, as soon as you want it. In essence; haste, hurry  and “fast-ness” (to butcher a word) attaches to everything one does. Quick, quicker and quickest are the adjectives we associated with any service we want. Waiting for a Didi longer than 1 minute is really not on.

    By Jonathan Smith · thenanjinger.com

    Jan. 20, 2025

  • COUNTRY WALK: A fine winter's walk with spectacular views

    By Jonathan Smith| Ilkley Gazette Verified 3 1/1 By Jonathan Smith DISCOVER the spoil heaps and other mining remains strewn around the slopes below Pen Hill. Add in a short walk along the high moors with excellent views over Wensleydale, viewed at their best at Penhill Beacon, and it is a fine winter’s walk. This is a walk where I believe the low winter’s light adds to the walk. In the morning in particular the views up Wensleydale with the light behind you are spectacular.

    By Jonathan Smith · Ilkley Gazette

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • Too Fast to Be, or to Do

    By Jonathan Smith| thenanjinger.com@ The one overarching word that sums up my experience in Nanjing; convenient. A convenience that has its roots in speed. The Real Fast Life. Everything, everywhere, as soon as you want it. In essence; haste, hurry  and “fast-ness” (to butcher a word) attaches to everything one does. Quick, quicker and quickest are the adjectives we associated with any service we want. Waiting for a Didi longer than 1 minute is really not on.

    By Jonathan Smith · thenanjinger.com

    Jan. 20, 2025

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WBNS-FM (Columbus, OH)