This week on The OUtlet, hundreds line up for a drive-thru event combining coffee, community, and cancer prevention, and Southeast Ohio gets a break from the heat but drought continues to affect the region.

On this episode of SportsBeat, host Connor Mallon, Reece Merkel, Noah Cavin, Luke Schmitt, and Jamey Spears break down an eventful week of Bobcat fall sports, from the Football team’s first win in MAC play vs. BGSU, to the Field Hockey team’s huge upset vs #11 ranked UMASS. After recapping the rest of College Football, the guys talk about the MLB wild card and week 4 of the NFL season, while looking ahead to week 5. Finally, the table wraps up by reacting to some controversial headlines in the sports world and give their Upset Watch picks.

This week on The OUtlet, visitors from far and wide come to Point Pleasant for a festival celebrating the legend of the Mothman, and a family-run orchard shows how supporting local farms makes a difference.

On this episode of SportsBeat, host Jake Collins, Reece Merkel, Connor Mallon, Evan Johnson, and Jack Zwiezinski talk about a week of OU fall sports, from the Soccer team’s 1-1 draw vs. Bowling, to the Volleyball teams continued struggles as of late. After recapping the Bobcat’s high scoring victory vs. Gardner-Webb, the table moves onto professional sports as the wild card race starts to heat up in the MLB, with both Ohio teams making late pushes. Finally, the guys discuss another crazy week in the NFL and give their Upset Watch picks for this upcoming week of sports.

Poets Wendy McVicker, Albert Rouzie, Ivars Balkits, and Bonnie Proudfoot read and discuss poetry.

In this episode of "Conversations From Studio B," WOUB’s Emily Votaw talks with Cleveland-based author Neil Sater about his most recent novel, "Atrocity: The Haunting of Moravian Village."

The book tells the story of Sean Davidson, a teenager whose life takes a sudden, nightmarish turn after a mysterious stranger emerges from the night and intrudes on a deliberately strange campfire gathering with his best friend.

The supernatural forces that terrorize Sean are fictional, but their roots lie in a very real historical tragedy: the Gnadenhutten Massacre, also known as the Moravian Massacre.

On March 8, 1782—towards the end of the American Revolutionary War—Pennsylvania militiamen led by David Williamson brutally killed 96 unarmed and pacifist Native Americans, nearly two-thirds of them women and children, at the Christian mission village of Gnadenhütten, near present-day New Philadelphia, Ohio.

In the interview, Sater discusses working closely with representatives of the Native American tribes connected to those who died in the massacre. He also discusses his efforts to raise awareness of this history and the inspiration he finds in rural Ohio—specifically, Tuscarawas, Coshocton, and Holmes Counties—which he fictionalizes as Homer County, the setting for "Atrocity," as well as his two other horror novels: "Phantom Realm: the Haunting of Misery Mansion" (2023) and "Mercy Killing: the Haunting of Ghoul House" (2024).

West Muskingum Head Coach Nate Brownrigg and his two sons join host Lucy Schaefer and special guest MVL-Small lead reporter Andrew Bowlby to talk about the impact that football has had on this tight-knit family.

On this episode of SportsBeat, host Jake Collins, Jamey Spears, Luke Schmitt, Evan Johnson, and Jack Zwiezinski start by recapping Ohio Football’s loss to #1 Ohio State in Columbus over the weekend. After discussing Women’s soccer and summarizing the Volleyball teams rough tournament losses, the table moves to another insane week in the NFL. Finally the guys bring up some notable College Football match ups this week and take a look into the MLB wild card race.

In this episode of "The Anna Jinja Show," Ohio University's Dr. Sharon Boyle shares her remarkable adoption story - from searching for her birth parents in her 20s to recently discovering she has four siblings instead of two. Her journey spans three decades and multiple states, filled with profound moments of recognition and belonging.

In the Hocking Hills, the unique sport of park golf draws visitors for an annual tournament by WOUB News