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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 Library.

Advocates for low-income southeast Ohioans see red tape, lost coverage and economic damage in the federal tax cut bill by WOUB News

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.

Hosts Wendy McVicker, Albert Rouzie, Bonnie Proudfoot, and Ivars Balkits read and discuss poems.

In this episode of "Conversations From Studio B," WOUB's Emily Votaw interviews Chris Kline, Director of Butterfly Ridge Conservation Center, about the educational opportunities available at the Center, the importance of pollinators, and more.

In this episode of Poetry Conversations From Studio B, hosts Bonnie Proudfoot, Ivars Balkits, Albert Rouzie, and Wendy McVicker read and discuss poetry.

A tumultuous Trimble board meeting ends with a surprise vote and a daunting projection by WOUB News

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 Kizirnis contributes a song selected for Sager, adding a musical layer to the discussion of belonging and personal history.

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 minority in a minority. In this episode, we welcome Rose back for part two of her inspiring story. She reflects on what it means to stay connected across continents, cultures, and time zones. From late-night video calls with her family in Lesotho to growing okra and tomatoes in Ohio, Rose reminds us that home is not just a place but a presence we carry with us. This episode explores how cultural identity, kinship, and memory find new expression in everyday acts of resilience. This conversation speaks to how distance may reshape our connections but never erases the relationships that define us.

At the Moment Spring 2025 final show by WOUB News