On this edition of Conversations from Studio B, Tom Hodson talks with Yusuf Kalyango, director of the Institute for International Journalism at the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University, and undergraduate student Rebecca Koch.
Kiser’s Barbeque will be the WOUB pledge sponsor on Tuesday, February 7.
Kiser's Barbeque will donate five percent of proceeds for that day to WOUB as a part of their Community Action Tuesday initiative. Listen to the WOUB winter radio membership campaign on February 7, 8 and 9 and support your local NPR station.
Kiser’s Barbeque is located in the Market on State at 1002 East State Street, Athens.
The right to own pythons, tigers, chimps and other exotic pets depends on where in the US you live. The legal US wildlife industry doesn’t get much national attention unless someone is hurt, an exotic pet gets loose or an ecosystem is damaged. A new report links Burmese pythons released in the Florida Everglades to the severe declines of in the region's mammals.
Listen to part one of Hot Tuna in an electric performance with G.E. Smith recorded November 12, 2011 at the Fur Peace Ranch.
The popularity of Lamb is up and prices are at an all-time high but American sheep farmers are worried. They're afraid too much demand will hurt them in the long run. The industry is now pushing a program to get more farmers to raise sheep and existing sheep farmers to increase the size of their flocks. This morning on Morning Edition, WOUB's Fred Kight reports that chances for the program's success seem to be especially good in Ohio and the rest of the Midwest.
The Lee Boys are one of America's finest African-American sacred steel ensembles.
This family group consists of three brothers, Alvin Lee (guitar), Derrick Lee and Keith Lee (vocals) along with their three nephews, Roosevelt Collier (pedal steel guitar), Alvin Cordy Jr. (7-string bass) and Earl Walker (drums).
Listen to part two of a concert recorded Oct. 15, 2011.
