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WYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 12, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including an effort to eliminate property taxes in Ohio may raise sales taxes, an OSU professor is on leave after assaulting a photographer, and Haitian immigrants need new driver licenses amid the extension of Temporary Protected Status.
2026-02-1205 min
WYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 11, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including claims from the Department of Homeland Security that there currently are no plans to mobilize ICE in Springfield, Hamilton County is suing over the price of insulin, and looking for climate-change solutions.
2026-02-1105 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 10, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including police and the FBI investigating bomb threats in Springfield, a proposed bill that would penalize school districts for suing the state over funding, and an effort to improve eyesight for kids in Clark County.
2026-02-1005 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 9, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including a new bill to establish minimum standards for immigration detention facilities, how Ohio History Connection cuts are affecting the National Afro-American Museum, and the quarantine of box tree moths expands to Clark and Preble counties.
2026-02-0905 min
WYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Preserving the past, a community in limbo, and healing through musicWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcast
2026-02-0629 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 6, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including plans if Haitian children in Ohio are left behind in the event of ICE detaining their parents, some Republican lawmakers want harsher penalties for religious services that are disrupted, and a solar farm in West Dayton gets the green light.
2026-02-0605 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 5, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including new rail legislation introduced on the third anniversary of the East Palestine train derailment, the Dayton Development Coalition held its annual meeting, and a new effort to revitalize northwest Dayton neighborhoods.
2026-02-0505 min
WYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 4, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including reaction on the continuation of Temporary Protected Status of Haitians living in the US. We hear from the Springfield Haitian community, what Governor Mike DeWine knew of a possible surge of ICE in Springfield, and why an immigration attorney says the threat to the legal status of Haitian immigrants isn't over.
2026-02-0408 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 3, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including the Springfield community rallying around their Haitian neighbors as a judge blocked the expiration of Temporary Protected Status. Also, Ohio National Guard troops deployed to Washington D.C. are coming home soon.
2026-02-0305 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: February 2, 2026WYSO Today brings you news and weather for Dayton and Southwest Ohio, including Gov. DeWine on ending TPS for Haitians, a plan to build tiny homes in Dayton, and why there's so many water main breaks.
2026-02-0205 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Small steps, curling cues, and a metalsmith's missionWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcast
2026-01-3030 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 30, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including what course of action Springfield City Schools will take if ICE shows up on school campus, students at University of Cincinnati asking the school to declare itself a sanctuary campus, and a food and cultural festival at UD.
2026-01-3006 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 29, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including preparations by activists, and the Springfield City Commission for a possible visit from ICE to Springfield as the City's Haitian community may lose its Temporary Protected Status next week.
2026-01-2904 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 28, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including several immigration bills waiting for state lawmakers, a temporary moratorium on new gas stations in Troy, and Brigid's Path now accepts Medicaid.
2026-01-2805 min
WYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 27, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including ways to protect yourself in the cold weather, a warming shelter asks for volunteers and donations, and some Ohio counties are delaying property tax revaluations.
2026-01-2705 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 26, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including the aftermath of Snow-pocalypse 2026, measles are still a concern in Ohio, and a new job training program to meet the demand for manufacturing workers in Western Ohio.
2026-01-2604 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Preserving HBCU radio, a hospital's investigation, and a band's upcoming tourWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcast
2026-01-2330 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 23, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including a winter storm that has the potential to dump close to a foot of snow in southwest Ohio, both sides speak out at a Dayton anti-Trump protest, and controversy over a memo from a teachers union over what to do if ICE comes to their school.
2026-01-2304 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 22, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including changing the way gas stations are approved in Centerville, more Ohioans expected to go without heath insurance thanks to the loss of marketplace subsidies, and a call for blood donations.
2026-01-2204 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 21, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including the pause of plans for a data center in Hamilton, few benefits for the No Taxes on Overtime promise from Donald Trump, and a new stormwater study for the City of Beavercreek.
2026-01-2104 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 20, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including Clark County Commissioners opposes solar project, Meta wants to build nuclear power plants in Ohio to power its data center, and Congressman Mike Turner's statement on Greenland's sovereignty.
2026-01-2005 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: One Small Step, downtown safety, and a musician's new tuneWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
2026-01-1630 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 16, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio.
2026-01-1605 minWYSO TodayWYSO Today: January 15, 2026WYSO Today brings you the highlights of this morning's news and weather for the Dayton area and Southwest Ohio, including the rejection of a petition to appeal Ohio tweaking recreational marijuana laws, a satellite built by UC students is going into space, and why some people are flocking to raising quail.
2026-01-1505 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: An investigation of history, the magic of flight, and art for veteransWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
2026-01-0930 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Veterans, Kwanzaa and the public radio's futureWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
2025-12-2730 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: History and the holidaysWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts
2025-12-2229 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: "Christmas time is here..."WYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts
2025-12-1529 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: "As god as my witness...I thought turkeys could fly"WYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts
2025-11-2830 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Historic recipes, Dayton Peace Accords and moreWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts
2025-11-2229 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Origin storiesWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
2025-11-1732 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Veterans of war, and shipwrecks of loreWYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts
2025-11-0930 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Traditions, transitions, and stormtroopersOn WYSO Weekend brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
2025-11-0229 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Farewells and frightful invasionsWYSO Weekend highlights news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts
2025-10-2030 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Stories reflecting the past, present, and futureWYSO Weekend highlights news from across Southwest Ohio. Check out our latest stories here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.
2025-10-0530 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Second chances for land and lifeWYSO Weekend and host Jerry Kenneybrings you station highlights from the week. Now, along with catching the show on air Sundays at 10 a.m., you can also subscribe to it wherever you get your podcasts.
2025-09-2929 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: Taking a bite out of natureIn his edition of WYSO Weekend with host Jerry Kenney, taking a bite out of nature and other stories and conversations.
2025-09-2229 minWYSO WeekendWYSO Weekend: History and nature take center stageOn WYSO Weekend, Jerry Kenney brings you highlights from the week's news from across Southwest Ohio. Now, along with catching the show on air Sundays at 10 a.m., you can also subscribe to it wherever you get your podcasts.
2025-09-1429 min
Community Case StudiesPublic Radio Storytellers in Ohio (WYSO's Center for Community Voices)What happens when a radio station hands the mic to the community it serves? At WYSO, the public radio station in Southwest Ohio, storytelling is a collaborative effort. Through the Eichelberger Center for Community Voices, the station trains local residents—many with no prior media experience—to produce stories that air alongside professional journalism. The result? Programming that truly reflects the diverse voices of the region. Will Davis, Director of the Center, joins Seth Resler of Community Marketing Revolution to share how this innovative approach to content creation is rooted in community-building principles—and how empowering everyday people to share...
2025-08-1832 min
WYSO Youth RadioStudent talks navigating AMC with his mentor, Ohio disability advocateIn this WYSO Youth Radio episode, high schooler Tobias Ashlock interviews his mentor Tracey Schalk about navigating life with arthrogryposis multiplex congenita (AMC).
2025-08-0710 minWYSO Youth RadioNPR experts share tips for student podcasters on WYSO Youth RadioNPR's education desk experts, Steve Drummond and Janet Lee, offer advice on teaching students audio storytelling skills, including tips on equipment, editing, and more.
2025-07-3103 minWYSO Youth RadioSpringfield, Ohio, students explore emotions through original poetryHigh school poets from Springfield School of Innovation share original works exploring deep emotions like happiness after tragedy and managing anger on WYSO Youth Radio.
2025-06-2604 min
Translucent‘Translucent’ amplifies trans voices in Ohio in new WYSO seriesTranslucent is a new WYSO series sharing stories from transgender people in Ohio and beyond, highlighting resilience, identity, and community in their own words.
2025-06-2000 minWYSO Youth RadioStudent poets explore nature, love, and mental health through verseSpringfield, Ohio, student poets share powerful verses on nature, love, and mental health in this moving WYSO Youth Radio episode from the School of Innovation.
2025-06-1604 minWYSO Youth RadioOhio student poet confronts racism and injustice in powerful verseSpringfield, Ohio School of Innovation student Omaria Ali uses poetry to confront racism, injustice, and inequality in this powerful WYSO Youth Radio story. Listen here.
2025-06-0604 minWYSO Youth RadioOhio teens say sleep loss is hurting their mood, grades, and dreamsTeens in Clark County, Ohio, speak out on how phone use and lack of sleep affect their mood, dreams, and school performance in this heartfelt WYSO Youth Radio PSA.
2025-05-2303 minWYSO Youth RadioThree teenage African immigrants talk about growing up in Dayton, OhioWYSO Youth Radio works with middle and high school students across Ohio to share their stories through sound, straight from their lives to your ears.
2025-04-2504 min
Think TwiceThe Ku Klux Klan terrorized Catholics across the Midwest in the 1920sIn this episode of WYSO's Think Twice podcast, University of Dayton professor Bill Trollinger says the Christian Nationalist hate group, the Ku Klux Klan, terrorized Black, Catholic, and Jewish people in the 1920s.
2024-12-0153 min
Rodney Veal’s Inspired ByWYSO Music Director - Juliet FromholtRodney is joined by Juliet Fromholt, Music Director at WYSO Public Radio in Dayton, about her journey in arts and music, including a musical theater audition & a brief stint in film studies, as well as the vibrant Dayton music scene and it's growing support for local artists.Learn more about Juliet:https://www.wyso.org/people/juliet-fromholthttps://linktr.ee/attackofthefinalgirlsFollow Juliet on Social Media: @sonicpersephone
2024-09-2645 minWYSO Youth Radio'You could change somebody's life,' teens take on public health issuesTeenagers want their voices to be heard, especially about the problems they see in their lives. In Springfield, a teen-led group called BATS, or Bringing Awareness to Students, partnered with WYSO to make PSAs about public health issues in their community.
2024-09-2304 minWYSO Youth Radio'Use your voice,' Clark County teens take on local public health issuesTeenagers want their voices to be heard, especially about the problems they see in their lives. In Springfield, a teen-led group called BATS, or Bringing Awareness to Students, partnered with WYSO to make PSAs about public health issues in their community.
2024-09-2304 min
The Ohio CountryTrailer: season one of 'The Ohio Country' podcast from WYSOThe Ohio Country is a 12-episode podcast from the public media station WYSO about American Indian people reconnecting with their homelands in the Ohio River Valley.
2024-06-2800 min
City Cast MadisonInside WYSO’s Cool New Building on E WashIf you’ve driven down East Washington Avenue in the past year, you’ve probably seen the building under construction: a large wall of glass flanks the front of the building, nestled under the swooping curves of arched roofs. This is the new home of the Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras. Since the 1960s, WYSO has trained and inspired thousands of young musicians across Madison, and they did so from borrowed rooms across town. Now, they’ve got a state-of-the-art rehearsal facility to bring all their orchestras under one roof. Bianca Martin speaks with WYSO Director of Development and Communication Susan...
2024-04-0920 min
Poor Will's AlmanackPoor Will's Almanack: March 15 - March 21, 2022Poor Will’s Almanack for the Fourth Week of Early Spring, the third week of the Black-Capped Chickadee Moon, the fourth week of the sun in moist Pisces, the transition to the Sun in to Aries, and the week of Spring Equinox which occurs next Sunday on March 20.
2022-03-1504 minPoor Will's AlmanackPoor Will's Almanack: March 8 - March 14, 2022Poor Will’s Almanack for the Third Week of Early Spring, the second week of the Black-Capped Chickadee Moon, the third week of the sun in moist Pisces.
2022-03-0903 minPoor Will's AlmanackPoor Will's Almanack: March 1 - March 7, 2022Poor Will’s Almanack for the Second Week of Early Spring, the first week of the Black-Capped Chickadee Moon, the second week of the sun in moist Pisces.
2022-03-0103 minPoor Will's AlmanackPoor Will’s Almanack: February 22 - 28, 2022Poor Will’s Almanack for the First Week of Early Spring, the last week of the Mourning Dove Moon, the first full week of the sun in Spring's Pisces.
2022-02-2203 min
Read Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: 'Henry's Freedom Box: A True Story from the Underground Railroad by Ellen Levine'Jonathan Platt reviews a picture book about slavery called Henry’s Freedom Box.
2021-12-2902 minRead Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: Muncha, Muncha, MunchaExecutive Director of Story Chain Jonathan Platt has another installment for Read Aloud Radio which features books that are fun to read aloud with kids. Today, we learn about Candace Fleming’s "Muncha, Muncha, Muncha."
2021-12-1802 minRead Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: One Crazy SummerThis week's book is "One Crazy Summer" by Rita Williams-Garcia will be read by Mary Evans.
2021-12-1102 min
Dayton Youth RadioUnpack Your Adjectives: A local teenager deals with anxiety about WYSO’s youth radio programWe begin a brand new season of Dayton Youth Radio with a story from a local high school senior who deals with his apprehensiveness about WYSO’s youth radio program.
2021-10-2204 minDayton Youth RadioThe Reflecting Pool: A Teenager Changes His Perspective On COVID-19Today we have the first of three season finale stories from Dayton Youth Radio. It's about a Kettering teenager who discovered something valuable during his after school job.
2021-06-1404 min
ReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Visualizing And Actualizing Life As A FilmmakerKamisha Thomas is a filmmaker, writer, director, co-founder of the Returning Artists Guild in Columbus and a returned citizen. Kamisha was a filmmaker before she went to prison, but finished her short film while she was inside. There were a lot of projects in prison, she says, that helped her continue her filmmaking.
2021-06-0304 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Expanding CreativityToday on ReEntry Stories we meet Azizi Carter, the third in our series about women who took advantage of training opportunities in prison and made it a stepping stone to a new life.
2021-05-2704 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Choosing Recovery And CommunityIn our latest series of ReEntry Stories, we hear about the lives of four formerly incarcerated women. They all took advantage of an educational program or some kind of skill building project while they were in prison, and for all of them, it was a good first step.Today we meet Amber Richards. Series producer Mary Evans has known her for many years because they were incarcerated at the same institution. While inside, Amber chose to focus her life on recovery from drug addiction. And when she got out, she got involved with an organization called Field of Hope in...
2021-05-2004 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Faith And WorkMore than 22,000 people are released from prison every year in Ohio, and as re-entering citizens, they face a lot of challenges. This week on WYSO we begin a new series of ReEntry Stories and hear about the lives of four formerly incarcerated women. They all took advantage of an educational program or some kind of skill building project while they were in prison, and for all of them, it was a good first step.
2021-05-1304 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Building A Life And A Business As A Returned CitizenReturned citizen Afton McClain is an entrepreneur and owner of Afton’s Beauty Pod in Dayton. She’s been out of prison for 3 years and recently voted for the first time in her life for a candidate in the 2020 presidential election.
2021-02-2404 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Marketing A Passion For MusicSavon Davis is a songwriter and music producer from Dayton. He's been out of prison under a year and has successfully monetized his content by teaching himself social media management.
2021-02-1703 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Raising A Multiracial Family In The Era Of Coronavirus And Black Lives MatterTara Casto has been out of prison for three years and is raising a multiracial family. As she told ReEntry Stories producer Mary Evans, the coronavirus pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement is having a big impact on her life.
2021-02-1003 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Navigating The Expungement ProcessTerry Green had several convictions, which led to his incarceration. Today, he is the CEO of Think Make Live Youth, a nonprofit that mentors inner city youth.
2021-02-0303 min
ReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Advocating For Art Opportunities On The InsideReturned citizen Aimee Wissman was an artist before she went to prison, and while she was inside, she never stopped making art. After her release, she co-founded the Returning Artists Guild in Columbus.
2021-01-2704 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Being Welcome, Equal And SeenLatisha Ellis is a poet, author and recently became co-owner of PoiBois Entertainment, a performing arts group that uses pyrotechnic tools, poetry and music to spread the message of community building. We met Latisha last year during season one of ReEntry Stories, and today, she will share with us the story that made her the winner of the 2020 Dayton Story Slam.
2021-01-2004 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Continuing To Share The Stories Of Returned Citizens In The Miami ValleyMore than twenty-two thousand people are released from prison every year in Ohio. And when they do re-enter society, what exactly are they up against?
2021-01-1304 min
Read Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: Frog on a LogRead Aloud Radio is a new feature by Community Voices producer Jonathan Platt. He has organization called Story Chain, which brings families together through the reading of children’s books.
2021-01-1202 minRead Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: MoosetacheRead Aloud Radio is a new feature by Community Voices producer Jonathan Platt. He has organization called Story Chain, which brings families together through the reading of children’s books.
2021-01-1202 minRead Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: Trombone ShortyRead Aloud Radio is a new feature by Community Voices producer Jonathan Platt. He has organization called Story Chain, which brings families together through the reading of children’s books.
2021-01-0702 minRead Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: Charlotte's WebIn this edition of Read Aloud Radio, we get the pleasure of listening to the children’s classic: Charlotte’s Web
2021-01-0702 minRead Aloud RadioRead Aloud Radio: Mr. Brown Can Moo! Can You? and The True Story of the Three Little PigsRead Aloud Radio is a new feature by Community Voices producer Jonathan Platt. He has organization called Story Chain, which brings families together through the reading of children’s books.
2021-01-0702 min
Ohio HumansEpisode 11: Neenah Ellis and Luke Dennis of WYSOThis episode features Neenah Ellis and Luke Dennis of WYSO - https://www.wyso.org - which is the Greater Dayton area’s only NPR News station. Luke Dennis, who has a background in arts and music administration, is WYSO’s General Manager. Neenah Ellis, who was Luke’s predecessor in that role, is a multi-award-winning radio documentary maker of several decades standing. She is also the President of Miami Valley Public Media - the recently formed community owned non-profit organization behind WYSO. Amongst other subjects, they talk about the value of local reporting, about a project specifically designed to sup...
2020-07-2031 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Who I Might Have Been And Who I AmReEntry Stories features conversations between people who were once in prison. More than 1500 people a year return to life outside prison in Montgomery County, and, like returned citizens all over Ohio, they often have trouble finding jobs, housing, education and mental health services.
2019-12-0409 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Advocating For Education On The OutsideReEntry Stories features conversations between people who were once in prison. More than 1500 people a year return to life outside prison in Montgomery County, and, like returned citizens all over Ohio, they often have trouble finding jobs, housing, education and mental health services.
2019-11-2711 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Breaking Patterns Of Incarceration With Regimen, WritingReEntry Stories features conversations between people who were once in prison. More than 1500 people a year return to life outside prison in Montgomery County, and, like returned citizens all over Ohio, they often have trouble finding jobs, housing, education and mental health services.
2019-11-2006 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Finding Partnership, Purpose In And Out Of PrisonReEntry Stories features conversations between people who were once in prison. More than 1,500 people a year return to life outside prison in Montgomery County, and, like returned citizens all over Ohio, they often they have trouble finding jobs, housing, education and mental health services.
2019-11-1309 minReEntry StoriesReEntry Stories: Reclaiming A Professional Career After PrisonA new series begins today on WYSO called ReEntry Stories: conversations between people who were once in prison. When they return to the community, they often they have trouble finding jobs, housing, education and mental health services.
2019-11-0611 min
The Antioch WordAntioch Word Alumni Stories: Bob Peters, Class Of '66During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumnus Bob Peters, class of 1966. Bob Peters graduated Antioch College as a physics major, and has worked for NASA for the past 18 years. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Bob about his interest in physics and today’s latest theories and findings in astronomy and quantum mechanics.
2019-01-1912 minThe Antioch WordAntioch Word Alumni Stories: Philip Brigham, Class of 1997During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumnus Philip Brigham, '97. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Philip about his co-op experiences, how he found his interest in anthropology, the campus climate during the 90s, as well as the SOPP.
2019-01-1213 minThe Antioch WordAntioch College Alumni Stories: Angelica Benton Molina, Class 0f 97'During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumna, Angelica Benton Molina, 97'. WYSO's Juliet Fromholt spoke with Angelica Benton Molina at WYSO studios. There Angelica talks about her deep connection to the college, and why Antioch was the right choice for her.
2019-01-0524 minThe Antioch WordAntioch Word Alumni Stories: Heidi Lovie, Class of 1999During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumna Heidi Lovie, class of ‘99. Heidi Lovie graduated Antioch College as a Self, Society, and Culture self-design major. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Heidi about her family’s legacy in advocacy, as well as her co-op experiences and how they influenced her life after Antioch.
2018-12-2914 minThe Antioch WordThe Antioch Word Explores Altrustic ReliefThis edition of the Antioch Word features an interview conducted by one of WYSO’s Miller Fellows, Rachel Isaacson, about a disaster relief organization called Altruistic Relief that provides aid and assistance in times of need such as hurricanes in the United States. Altruistic Relief visited Antioch to meet with members of the community interested in helping people at the U.S.-Mexico border.
2018-12-2217 minThe Antioch WordThe Antioch Word Explores The Border Support NetworkThis edition of the Antioch Word features an interview conducted by one of WYSO’s Miller Fellows, Rachel Isaacson. She spoke to Lilith Sinclair from the Border Support Network, who visited Antioch to meet with members of the community interested in helping people at the U.S.-Mexico border. Lilith Sinclair spoke about the Border Support Network project, issues surrounding the proposed border wall, and what Antioch can do to be involved.
2018-12-2213 minThe Antioch WordAntioch Word Explores Crossover Community Development: Urban Food Projects, Part 2For this episode of the Antioch Word, WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson interviews leaders of food justice projects that the Urban Food Projects class in Summer 2018 visited. The class was hosted by Kat Christen, manager of the Antioch Farm, who wanted to take classes to local gardens to discuss and see first-hand the type of work that these projects do. This podcast is Part 2 of a two-part series on local food justice, where Rachel Isaacson interviewed Catherine Bitwayiki from the project Crossover Community Development.
2018-12-1510 minThe Antioch WordAntioch Word Explores SOUP: Urban Food Projects, Part 1This edition of the Antioch Word is Part 1 of a two-part series on local food justice. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson interviewed leaders of food justice projects that the Urban Food Projects class in Summer 2018 visited. The class was hosted by Kat Christen, manager of the Antioch Farm, who wanted to take classes to local gardens to discuss and see first-hand the type of work that these projects do. Today we hear from Sherry Chen from the project SOUP.
2018-12-0803 minThe Antioch WordThe Antioch Word Interviews Social Media Music Star YellopainOn this episode of, The Antioch Word, Dayton Ohio Native and Social Media Music Star, Yellopain, is interviewed by, Mary Evans, the 2018 Miller Fellow at WYSO Studios. Yellopain talks about social justice activisms he is involved in and how he is using his success to help other Dayton Ohioians chase their musical and media dreams.
2018-12-0121 minThe Antioch WordAntioch Word Alumni Stories: Joe Yarkin, Class of 1990During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumnus Joe Yarkin, '90. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Joe about his experiences with traveling by hopping freight trains, how he found himself attending Antioch College where he found his interest in solar energy.
2018-09-2213 minThe Antioch WordAntioch Word Alumni Stories: Susan Barkan, Recipient Of The Winning Victories For Humanity GrantIn this edition of the Antioch Word, WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson interviewed alumna Susan Barkan, class of 1978, who was one of the recipients of a Winning Victories for Humanity grant for her work in her organization “Partners for Our Children”.
2018-09-0813 minThe Antioch WordThe Antioch Word Featuring Mojo PowerFor this edition of The Antioch Word, Yellow Springs funk band Mojo Power visited the WYSO studios. In this interview Mojo Power talks with podcast co-host and 2018 Miller Fellow Mary Evans about the band's mission statement, musical influences, and what to expect from Mojo Power in years to come.
2018-09-0115 minThe Antioch WordIntersectionality, Activism, and Community Building through MusicOn this episode of The Antioch Word, nationally recognized, local rapper Issa Walker, aka Issa Ali, talks with WYSO 2018 Miller Fellow Mary Evans on the first part of a three part series called, Intersectionality, Activism, and Community Building through Music. Issa talks about how he found a musical community in Yellow Springs, collaborations, and what we can expect from Issa Ali, the rapper in the years to come.
2018-08-1812 minThe Antioch WordThe Antioch Word Explores Efforts to Make Yellow Springs More Dementia FriendlyThis edition of the Antioch Word features interviews conducted by one of WYSO’s Miller Fellows, Rachel Isaacson, about an initiative in Yellow Springs that started in 2017 to help the community be more accessible for those with cognitive disorders such as dementia.
2018-08-1103 minThe Antioch WordThe Antioch Word Goes Trailside at The GlenOn this episode of, The Antioch Word, Mary Evans, a 2018 Miller Fellow at WYSO, interviews Cultural Anthropologist and Glen Helen Volunteer, Emily Foubert.
2018-08-0418 min