The OUtlet

Food banks and SNAP recipients express alarm at a possible funding reduction in the upcoming farm bill by WOUB News

Fed Hock board abruptly makes senior projects optional after a community survey shows broad dissatisfaction by WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a local organization raises money to aid people diagnosed with breast cancer and educate communities on the importance of early detection, and a dispute in Athens City government about reappointments to a city board.

On this episode of SportsBeat, host Darayus Sethna, Jamie Spears, Jack Zwiezinksi, Connor Mallonn, and Shane Scalfero talk Battle of the Bricks (Ohio vs Miami), and Bobcat Women’s soccer. Outstanding goalkeeper for the women’s team, Celeste Sloma sits down with the table, as they discuss the team’s early success as well as Celeste’s favorite soccer players of all time, and her interests outside of the sport. To wrap up, the guys review an electric week of College football, some crazy trades in the NFL, and the MLB championship series.

Small farmers and food bankers hope Congress doesn’t forget a popular program building local food systems by WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, a recent forum gives candidates for the House of Representatives a chance to persuade voters, and Athens City Council plans to help out a local business affected by nearby construction.

On this episode of SportsBeat, host Noah Cavin, Darayus Sethna, Jack Zwiezinski, Stephen Koroly, and Simon Lupfer discuss Bobcat fall sports, starting with the Football Team’s upcoming game against CMU, and ending with Volleyball’s 1-1 series split against Toledo. They then move on to an absolutely electric, upset-filled week of College Football before talking over professional sports. To wrap up, the table discusses another crazy week of postseason baseball, and a very intriguing start to the NFL season.

In this episode of "Conversations From Studio B," WOUB's Emily Votaw speaks with Devin Sudman, Carter Rice, Samantha Pelham, and Michael Mylen about the production of "Sweeney Todd: the Demon Barber of Fleet Street" opening October 18 at Stuart's Opera House.

In our second episode, we explore the question of how to carry the essence of Maasai culture from Kenya to the academic halls of OHIO. Collins Simat Ketere shares his extraordinary story, which speaks to anyone navigating the crossroads of tradition, transformation and education. He shares his journey from his home country of Kenya to becoming an advocate for international students within the Athens community. The episode highlights the importance of cultural diversity, resilience, and building lasting connections.

The 3C Podcast highlights the rich cultural narratives of our international students at Ohio University. As part of a larger storytelling initiative—Culture, Community, and Connection—launched by the Barbara Geralds Institute for Storytelling and Social Impact, the 3C Podcast is an exploration into the diverse experiences and perspectives that shape our global community at Ohio University. Through conversations about language, music, food, dance, relationships, attire, and so much more, students share their stories of transition and discovery in a joyful and impactful manner. Each episode is designed to celebrate and empower international students by amplifying their voices and connecting them with broader audiences, offering listeners the opportunity to learn and leave inspired.

A tremendous thanks to Colin Cameron for creating our original musical score.

An Ohio University field hockey player reflects on their time as a Bobcat as they enter their final year, and advocates want Athens to address accessibility issues across the city.