Today on the Best of Dayton Youth Radio, a story produced at the You Media Center in Springfield in 2016. It was the first Dayton Youth Story produced by twin sisters. Dosjinee and Odyssee are from a close knit family, and when they produced this story, they had pretty much done everything together, birthday parties, vacations, sharing the same toys. In fact, the 17 year olds had never been apart from each other for more than four hours.

In this Best Of edition of Dayton Youth Radio, we feature a story that originally aired in 2016. It’s from Hannah Williams, who attended Tecumseh High School in Medway, Ohio. Hannah tells us about her brother Wesley, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2012.

In this Best Of edition of Dayton Youth Radio, we feature a story that originally aired in 2016. It’s from Hannah Williams, who attended Tecumseh High School in Medway, Ohio. Hannah tells us about her brother Wesley, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2012. Today, I'm going to talk about my brother and the legacy he left behind. He is my hero and always has been from the time I was born. Wesley R. Williams was born March 17, 1987 on St. Patrick's Day at Fort Hood Darnell Army Hospital. He is son

Dayton Youth Radio allows teens to talk about the issues they care about. We hear them trying to figure out what life is all about. In 2016, DeAnte McGlown was a junior at the Dayton Early College Academy. He wrote and recorded an essay called "Breaking the Silence" while he was at school. Let me tell you a little about myself. I'm 17 years old and a junior in high school. I was born at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio. ADHD, ADD. and OCD run in my family. The doctor says I have anger

Dayton Youth Radio allows teens to talk about the issues they care about. We hear them trying to figure out what life is all about. In 2016, DeAnte McGlown was a junior at the Dayton Early College Academy. He wrote and recorded an essay called "Breaking the Silence" while he was at school.

In this Best of edition of Dayton Youth Radio we'll listen back to an interview from 2019. Dai'laron Daniels from the Thurgood Marshall STEM School talked to his grandpa Jim, an African American veteran of World War II.

In this Best of edition of Dayton Youth Radio we'll listen back to an interview from 2019. Dai'laron Daniels from the Thurgood Marshall STEM School talked to his grandpa Jim, an African American veteran of World War II. My grandfather's name is Jim Guy. He's not my biological grandfather; he became my grandfather when he adopted me and my older brother Da'lin as his grandchildren. He was one of the first people to hold me at the hospital after I was born. I did this interview with my grandfather

On November 4, 2019 Tippecanoe High School's Center for Performing Arts, the Tipp City Public Library and Tipp City Exempted Village Schools in partnership with the Dayton Literary Peace Prize (DLPP) held a presentation by Pulitzer Prize winning author Gilbert King. King discussed his non-fiction book, Devil in the Grove: Thurgood Marshall, the Groveland Boys and the Dawn of a New America. Students had the opportunity to interview King for a podcast, have lunch with the author, have their books signed and attend the DLPP awards ceremony. The DLPP made Gilbert King available through their Author Speaker Series.

On November 4, 2019 Tippecanoe High School's Center for Performing Arts, the Tipp City Public Library and Tipp City Exempted Village Schools in partnership with the Dayton Literary Peace Prize (DLPP) held a presentation by Pulitzer Prize winning author Gilbert King. King discussed his non-fiction book, Devil in the Grove: Thurgood Marshall, the Groveland Boys and the Dawn of a New America . Students had the opportunity to interview King for a podcast, have lunch with the author, have their books

In this Best of edition of Dayton Youth Radio, we observe Black History Month with a story that originally aired in 2017. It's about the baggage that comes from going to private school, being middle class, well educated and a person of color. Transcript: Taylor Felder: My name is Taylor Felder. I'm 17 years old. I'm African-American, and I go to the Miami Valley School. I play soccer run track and I'm a part of my school's a capella group. Marc Williams: I'm Marc Williams. I'm 16 years old. I'm