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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...

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...

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

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

SportsBeat- April 23, 2026 by WOUB News

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

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 by WOUB News

SportsBeat- March 19 , 2026 by WOUB News

This week on The OUtlet, U.S. soybean deals with China face uncertainty, and our graduating seniors say goodbye to Ohio University and WOUB.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

This week on The OUtlet, an event celebrates a decade of helping those who served, and Ohio farmers harvest record breaking crops this season.

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.

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.

This week on The OUtlet, a verdict brings closure to a Nelsonville City Council dispute, and a historic cut to SNAP benefits impacts millions nationwide.

This week on The OUtlet, new data reveals crime rates are lower here and across the country, and hands-on learning goes beyond the farm at the Vinton County Junior Fair.

This week on The OUtlet, Creek Jam pairs live music with fundraising to support local environmental projects, and firefighters are turning to the younger generation to address the volunteer shortage.

This week on The OUtlet, plans to build affordable housing in The Plains raises concerns among residents, and a local ranch keeps rodeo traditions alive.

This week on The OUtlet, the future of an iconic Marietta landmark is up in the air, and a special event in Athens gives participants their moment to shine.

This week on The OUtlet, a nationwide training week to address mental health among first responders, and Nelsonville council members raise concern about the upcoming December election.

This week on The OUtlet, local groups team up with a surprise guest to teach kids valuable lessons, and a longtime Athens tradition continues bringing the community together through music.