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The OUtlet

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Welcome to WOUB Digital, the online home for WOUB Public Media. This is the home of our best audio content, including news, sports, culture and entertainment.
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Jazzed About Work

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Jazzed About Work features lively, informal conversations about everything it takes to create a resilient and rewarding career. In each episode, host Beverly Jones interviews experts who can share their knowledge and workplace stories. Jones is an executive coach whose new book, “Find Your Happy at Work,” is a guide to moving past boredom and frustration and finding ways to flourish in your career. Bev and her guests discuss leadership, career development and the link between well-being and ...
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On Lifespan, you’ll hear stories about encounters with the health care system. Each show contains stories bound by a common theme – a person’s personal journey through a particular type of medical trauma. The stories are deeply personal. Some stories reflect a person’s response to treatment and other stories simply reflect on the aftermath of an illness. Even when multiple people are describing their experiences with the same disease, condition or treatment, each account is unique. If the su ...
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Health Accents

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Health Accents is a weekly podcast discussing trends and advances in medicine hosted by Dr. Nicolas Mezitis, Associate Professor of Specialty Medicine at Ohio University
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Spectrum

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Spectrum features conversations with an eclectic group of fascinating people, some are famous and some are not, but they all have captivating stories.
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Part 2 of "The Five-Minute Bond" continues the story of Shannon Friend and her birth mother, Jan Wooles, revealing new connections that deepen their extraordinary reunion. This episode explores how their initial five-minute meeting led to emotional reunions with extended family and lasting relationships. Shannon’s daughter, Emily, reflects on how t…
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What's so cool about Coolville? In this edition of Conversations from Studio B, we find out.A former Mayor of Coolville and current President of Coolville Founders Day Roxanna Chiki and Veteran and "fun fact finder" Martha Carson stopped by WOUB's Studio B for a chat with Robin Barnes about some history of the village, the legend of "Headless Mary,…
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This episode of "The Anna Jinja Show" features Shannon and her birth mother Jan, who unknowingly lived as neighbors for years before reconnecting two decades after a brief but pivotal five-minute meeting at Shannon’s birth. Their story illustrates the enduring bonds of adoption and the ways in which families can be reshaped across generations. Musi…
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The latest episode of "The Anna Jinja Show" explores the impact of adoption on personal identity, featuring international adoptee Anna in conversation with Jay and Kate Johnson, a military couple who adopted three children. The episode also includes musician Rylee, whose song "Complicated" reflects the emotional complexity of adoption and whose fam…
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In this episode of "Conversations from Studio B," host Emily Votaw speaks with Don Adleta, professor emeritus of graphic design at Ohio University, about a proposed paper, print, and book museum in Athens County. Adleta outlines the project's goal of preserving traditional letterpress, papermaking, and bookbinding techniques while offering interact…
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Nick Tepe, Director of the Athens County Library System, and Dawn Handley, Adult Program Coordinator of the Plains Public Library, stopped by WOUB's Studio B for a conversation with Robin Barnes. The trio discussed the ACPL's fabulousness, its challenges, and the upcoming screening of the PBS Independent Lens documentary Free For All: the Public Li…
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Have you ever wondered about the difference between dog training and dog handling? Our guest today is Kelly Lyn Marquis, a top, all-breed dog handler. She explains that “handling” involves connecting with a dog’s energy and emotions, perhaps helping the canine to feel calm or energetic. Kelly tells us about her recent book, Behind the Scenes of Bes…
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This episode of "The Anna Jinja Show" features a collaboration between photographer Richard Dickerson and musician Don Baker, who transform Richard’s story of addiction and recovery into an original song. Born from a storytelling workshop, the project highlights how creative expression can foster healing, connection, and a deeper sense of belonging…
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In this episode, The Anna Jinja Show explores identity and international adoption through the story of Lily Sager, who was adopted from South Korea as an infant and raised in a white American family. Sager reflects on the challenges of navigating cultural differences and the ongoing process of reconciling her dual identity. Dayton musician Nick Kiz…
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Previously in episode 4 of the 3C Podcast, we journeyed to Lesotho with Rose Mathohonolofatso, who offered a powerful reflection on identity, culture, and belonging. She introduced us to the unique geography of her homeland, the meaning behind its flag and traditional attire, and shared what it means to navigate the world as a minority within a min…
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On this episode of Conversations From Studio B, Dr. Ashley Allanson joins Chris Riddle to talk about player development in women’s professional soccer, with an emphasis on the route to professional play via the U.S. university system. Dr. Allanson also describes the differences between coming up as a player in the United States versus the path to p…
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This week’s episode of "The Anna Jinja Show" examines adoption as a broader human experience beyond legal definitions, emphasizing how people, values, and experiences shape identity. The episode features Jeff Wunderly, an adoptee who recently reconnected with his biological family after a lifetime of uncertainty. His story is paired with “Love is N…
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On this episode of SportsBeat, host Shane Scalfero, Jack Zwiezinski, Connor Mallonn, Evan Johnson, and Jake Collins recap a crazy week in the sports world. For the third straight series and third straight episode, Ohio Baseball has gone 1-2, while softball dropped a series to Toledo. For professional sports, the guys talk about Rory McIlroy winning…
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Nelsonville’s City Council has had little consistency in membership over the last few years. Several changes in city managers, resignations of council members and the occasional lack of quorum leaves residents to wonder how anything gets done. Host Hailey Hollinger breaks down the different removals and resignations.…
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In this episode, host Anna Jinja speaks with Ohio Poet Laureate Kari Gunter-Seymour about her collaboration with Britnie, a workshop participant whose reflections on identity and adoption shaped their creative process. Though Britnie could not join the recording, her insights—rooted in her Filipino and Jamaican heritage—remain central to the discus…
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The ABC Players’ sensory-friendly production "F Is for Friends" opens Saturday at Stuart’s Opera House (52 Public Square). The show features choreographed songs about friendship and a musical play based on the Winnie the Pooh stories.In this episode of "Conversations from Studio B," WOUB’s Rosie Wong sat down with ABC Players member Celeste Parsons…
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On this episode of SportsBeat, host Darayus Sethna, Simon Lupfer, Connor Mallon, Noah Cavin, and Luke Schmitt cover a week of Ohio spring sports. With Baseball dropping 2 of 3, against NIU and Softball going 3-1 against the Cleveland-based MAC Schools (2-0 Kent St, 1-1 Akron). After recapping a historic March Madness with the Gators coming out on t…
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Janet Golden, professor emerita of history, Rutgers University, describes her experience with Long Covid and points out that infectious diseases often lead to chronic diseases and conditions. That’s yet another reason to make sure all your, and your children’s, vaccinations are up to date. Preventing infectious illness often prevents chronic illnes…
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Dr. Jonah Schenker, Superintendent of Ulster BOCES in New Paltz, NY, discusses the concept of deeper learning and its implementation at Ulster BOCES. He emphasizes the importance of leadership in fostering an environment conducive to deeper learning and the skills necessary for students to thrive in the future. The discussion also highlights the re…
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In the February 12, 2024, episode, listeners learned about the use of Writable by Galveston ISD in Texas. In this episode you will meet Andrew Goldman, co-founder of Writable (https://www.writable.com) and Executive Vice President of HMH Labs. Andrew discusses the origin story of Writable as well as the emerging role of artificial intelligence as a…
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Nigel Nisbet, Vice President of Content Creation at the MIND Education, discusses the intersection of artificial intelligence and education, particularly in mathematics. The conversation explores how neuroscience can inform teaching methods including the integration of experiential learning to help students make connections while learning mathemati…
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In this conversation, Scott Titsworth and Dr. Temple Lovelace discuss the evolving landscape of educational assessment, focusing on the mission of Assessment for Good (https://aerdf.org/programs/assessment-for-good/). Assessment for good is a program funded by the Advanced Education Research and Development Fund, a national nonprofit dedicated to u…
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Sparking Discussion of Career Readiness through Aptitude Testing This conversation explores how YouScience is being used to assist teachers, staff, students, and families reduce the awareness gap for possible career paths. Edson Barton, CEO of YouScience (https://www.youscience.com), shares the company's origin story and the importance of bridging …
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Aptitude Testing and Career Readiness in Danbury Local Schools This is the second of a two-part series exploring the use of aptitude testing to help students envision career goals. In this episode of Teaching Matters, Scott Titsworth engages with Koree Hodgkinson and Victoria Hegsted from Danbury Local Schools in Ohio to discuss the implementation …
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On this episode of SportsBeat, host Jake Collins, Jamey Spears, Darayus Sethna, Shane Scalfero, and Liam Johnson break down OU baseball and softball, highlighting the girl’s pitching. After covering the rest of college sports with their Final Four predictions, the guys get into some big storylines in the sports world right now. From the Lebron and …
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Yui, who has lived in Japan, Canada, and North Carolina, discusses her experiences with cultural stereotypes and the pressure to conform. Poet and educator Shei Sanchez wrote a poem inspired by Yui, reflecting on their conversation about identity and belonging. Their discussion examines the challenges of self-perception across cultures and the role…
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In observance of March being Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, The Athens County Board of Developmental Disabilities has been busy working with community partners and local organizations to shed light on the varied and unique experiences of individuals with developmental disabilities. The month included a visit to the statehouse in Columb…
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