Southeast Ohio History Center

Echoes from the History Center

History EN ↓ 3 episodes

Tom O'Grady, a knowledgeable historian, sits down with local historians and talks about the history of Southeast Ohio, the history of Ohio, American History, and World History. Episodes also go out to the Tri-State Area through WOUB public radio.

Author

Southeast Ohio History Center

Category

History

Podcast website

southeastohiohistory.org

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Larry Groce & Erin Augenstein - ONE VOTE! The Musical 09.07.2026

THIS IS THE FIRST EPISODE UNDER THE ECHOES BANNER! In this Episode, Tom sits down with Larry Groce and Erin Augenstein to talk about their new project, ONE VOTE! The Musical! “One Vote! – The Musical”  is an original work by Larry Groce and Todd Burge that tells the story of the New England settlers who founded Marietta, Ohio, where the Muskingum meets the Ohio River, and how the decisions and dev...

Heidi Bender Kauffman - Southern Ohio Museum 08.07.2026

On this episode, Tom sits down with Heidi Bender Kauffman to talk about the Southern Ohio Museum!

Dan Rowbotham - Madog Center for Welsh Studies/Welsh American Heritage Museum 15.06.2026

THIS EPISODE WAS RECORDED UNDER THE PREVIOUS TITLE "CONVERSATIONS FROM STUDIO B" In this episode, Tom sits down with Dan Rowbotham from the Madog Center for Welsh Studies at the University of Rio Grande to talk about the Welsh settlement and how it is still alive to this day in Jackson and Gallia County.

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