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The OUtlet is a weekly news and culture podcast featuring narrative stories produced by students working in the WOUB Public Media newsroom. Our stories focus on the people and events going on within the Ohio University and Athens, OH communities.
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Modern Science: An Ohio University researcher is looking into how the chemicals in plastic are attaching to our bodies (Part 2) 16.10.2026 5:30
New research out of Ohio University focuses on developing chemical tools to study and manipulate protein-to-protein interactions. Knowledge gained from this research can be used to advance development of new therapeutic approaches for diseases and provide insight into how plastic impacts the human body. Justin Holub is an associate professor of biochemistry at Ohio University. He received a federa...
River of Words: Deni Naffzinger and Mark Hackworth 15.10.2026 29:00
On this episode of "River of Words", host Wendy McVicker welcomes poet Deni Naffziger and visual artist Mark Hackworth to discuss their creative collaborations, including "Still Life", a collection of poetry and photography featured in Naffziger's 2023 book "Strange Bodies".
Echoes From the History Center: Tyler McDaniel and Little Cities of Black Diamonds 14.10.2026 28:59
In this episode of "Echoes From the History Center", host Tom O'Grady speaks with Tyler McDaniel, president of Little Cities of Black Diamonds, about the history of southeastern Ohio's former coal-mining communities. McDaniel discusses the organization's efforts to preserve the region's history through archival collections, oral histories and community engagement. The conversation also explores th...
Echoes From the History Center: Brian Koscho discusses Invisible Ground 05.10.2026 29:00
On this episode of "Echoes From the History Center", host Tom O’Grady talks with Brian Koscho, creator and producer of Invisible Ground. The multimedia project uses audio, augmented reality, visual elements and place-based storytelling to engage people with the history of their communities. Koscho discusses the origins of Invisible Ground, how the project has developed and the ways it connects peo...
Poetry Conversations: September 2026 04.10.2026 28:29
Poets Albert Rouzie, Ivars Balkits, Wendy McVicker, and Bonnie Proudfoot read and discuss poetry.
Conversations From Studio B: Canaanville First Friday features Starbrick Artists 25.09.2026 27:31
The Canaanville Arts Center will host a First Friday event featuring the Starbrick Artists on Oct. 2 from noon to 8 p.m. The one-day event will include an art market from noon to 5 p.m., followed by an opening reception and exhibition of larger works from 5 to 8 p.m., along with live music and wood-fired pizza throughout the day. In this episode of “Conversations From Studio B,” Emily Votaw speaks...
Conversations From Studio B: Athens Art Guild President Marjorie Lee 21.08.2026 28:27
In this episode of "Conversations from Studio B," WOUB's Emily Votaw talks with Athens Art Guild President Marjorie Lee about the organization's first permanent headquarters, located in the historic Mansfield House at 667 E. State St. in Athens. The organization will celebrate the new space with a grand opening Sunday, August 30, 2026. Lee discusses how the guild found its new home, the history of...
Conversations From Studio B: Heidi Bender Kaffman of the Southern Ohio Museum 14.08.2026 29:00
In this episode of "Conversations from Studio B", host Tom O’Grady of the Southeast Ohio History Center speaks with Heidi Bender Kauffman, museum educator at the Southern Ohio Museum in Portsmouth, about the region’s history and cultural resources. The conversation explores the Southern Ohio Museum’s collections, including historic photographs, regional art and Native American artifacts connected...
River of Words: Kristine Williams' "Frost Warning" 09.07.2026 29:00
Athens poet Kristine Williams joins host Wendy McVicker to discuss "Frost Warning", her new full-length poetry collection published by Sheila-Na-Gig Editions. Williams will celebrate the release of Frost Warning with a book launch at the Bowen House (196 North Market Street) in Logan on Sunday, July 19, from 1 to 3 p.m. The event will feature readings by Jane Ann Fuller, Jean Mikhail, Deni Naffzig...
Conversations From Studio B: Dan Rowbotham, Director of the Madog Center for Welsh Studies at the University of Rio Grande 08.07.2026 29:00
In this episode of "Conversations From Studio B", host Tom O'Grady of the Southeast Ohio History Center speaks with Dan Rowbotham, Director of the Madog Center for Welsh Studies at the University of Rio Grande. They explore the history of Welsh settlement in Southeast Ohio, including why Welsh immigrants came to the region, how they shaped local farming and industry, and the role of Welsh-language...
Poetry Conversations From Studio B: June 2026 24.06.2026 28:59
Poets Albert Rouzie, Wendy McVicker, Ivars Balkits, and Bonnie Proudfoot read and discuss poetry.
Poetry Conversations From Studio B: May 2026 29.05.2026 29:00
Poets Ivars Balkits, Albert Rouzie, and Wendy McVicker read and discuss poetry.
SportsBeat- April 23, 2026 23.04.2026 1:00:40
SportsBeat- April 23, 2026 by WOUB News
Poetry Conversations: April 2026 23.04.2026 29:00
Hosts Albert Rouzie, Wendy McVicker, Ivars Balkits, and Bonnie Proudfoot read and discuss poetry.
River of Words: Bonnie Proudfoot - "Incomer" 23.04.2026 29:00
In this episode of "River of Words," host Wendy McVicker interviews poet Bonnie Proudfoot. The conversation has a focus on Proudfoot's new book, "Incomer," launching May 9 at Passion Works in Athens.
Modern Science: Research shows the U.S. could take a lesson from the world when it comes to retirement 16.04.2026 5:30
Modern Science: Research shows the U.S. could take a lesson from the world when it comes to retirement by WOUB News
SportsBeat- March 19 , 2026 20.03.2026 1:01:40
SportsBeat- March 19 , 2026 by WOUB News
The OUtlet - December 5th, 2025 05.12.2025 21:45
This week on The OUtlet, U.S. soybean deals with China face uncertainty, and our graduating seniors say goodbye to Ohio University and WOUB.
The OUtlet - November 21st, 2025 21.11.2025 19:45
This week on The OUtlet, a new mascot helps the community learn to recycle, and a kitchen fire temporarily shuts down Jackie O’s Public House.
The OUtlet - November 7th, 2025 07.11.2025 19:25
This week on The OUtlet, a 50-year firefighting career comes to a close. How a first responder’s impact reaches far beyond the station, and the ongoing government shutdown brings new concerns about America's standing in international agriculture.
The OUtlet - October 31st, 2025 31.10.2025 20:20
This week on The OUtlet, our look at the 2025 General Election. A crucial funding decision for disability services is on the ballot for Athens County residents, and a new lawsuit in Nelsonville could decide who can legally hold office this November.
The OUtlet - October 24th, 2025 24.10.2025 16:00
This week on The OUtlet, legal battles leave the future of Nelsonville’s government uncertain as Election Day approaches, and Ohio University professor Thomas Hayes returns after being captured by Israeli forces.
The OUtlet - October 17th, 2025 17.10.2025 18:00
This week on The OUtlet, residents of Vinton County pay tribute to Ohio’s first female sheriff, and a century of Bobcat pride — how the OU mascot came to life.
The OUtlet - October 10th, 2025 10.10.2025 18:32
This week on The OUtlet, an event celebrates a decade of helping those who served, and Ohio farmers harvest record breaking crops this season.
The OUtlet- October 3rd, 2025 03.10.2025 14:04
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.
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