Astro-Photography
Maryann Hartwick, George Eberts and Tom Statler of the Southeast Ohio Astronomical Society welcome Bill Schneider, associate professor in the School of Visual Communications at Ohio University, to discuss "astro-photography," and what cameras and accessories are needed to take snapshots of the stars. (2/25/07)
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Chagas Disease in Ecuador
David Kurz speaks with Mario Grijalva, director of the Tropical Disease Institute at Ohio University, about his research of Chagas disease in his home country of Ecuador. (2/25/07)
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Schizophrenia Recovery: One Man's Story
Tom Walker of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) talks with Steve Miller, director of the national executive committee of NAMI's Consumer Council, about Miller's experiences with and eventual recovery from schizophrenia. (2/25/07)
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Appalachian Studies
Charles Fox speaks with Dr. Richard Greenlee, associate provost for Appalachian Access and Enrichment Programs at Ohio University, about his personal journey from the hills of Appalachia to the halls of Academia and his role as a "bridge" for future Appalachian scholars. (2/25/07)
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Disabilities and Mobility Issues
Dr. J.W. Smith joins Carolyn Lewis to discuss disability and mobility issues related to traveling, including their experiences with hotels, buses and planes. (2/18/07)
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Health Clinic Smoking Ban
Kim Valentour welcomes Steven R. Davies and Michelle Rankin of the Holzer Clinic to talk about the clinic's recent smoking ban, and how patients, visitors and employees are reacting to the change. (2/18/07)
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'Angels and Wings' Project
ARTS/West director Emily Prince talks with Missy Whaley about "Angels and Wings," a community project which explores close-to-death experiences via oral histories, dance, theater and multimedia presentations. (2/18/07)
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Hip Hop Study Aid
Charles Fox welcomes Harold C. Thompson, D.O. and Charles Brown, an Ohio University medical student who uses hip-hop music as part of a unique mnemonic study aid. (2/11)
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Oscar Night in Athens
Ruth Bradley and Kelee Reisbeck discuss the upcoming "Oscar Night in Athens," a fundraiser for the 34th annual Athens International Film and Video Festival. (2/11)
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Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Program
Jackie Wolf speaks with Karen Robinson, director of Emergency Services at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens, about the hospital's Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner program. (2/4)
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Tecumseh
Doug McCabe speaks with Hocking County resident and seventh-generation Shawnee Jennifer Brockmeyer about Tecumseh, including his prophecies, his role in the War of 1812 and his attempts to rally disparate Native American tribes throughout the U.S. (2/4)
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New OU Theater Production
Maureen Wagner, assistant director of the Ohio University School of Theater, speaks with Andy Lutes, Lisa Grandy and Marty Childs about the School's upcoming production of "Observe the Sons of Ulster: Marching Towards the Somme." (2/4)
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American Poet Li-Young Lee
Harriet Martin welcomes Albert Rouzie to discuss the American poet Li-Young Lee, and the themes that can be found throughout Lee's work. (2/4)
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Astronomy
Maryann Hartwick of the Southeast Ohio Astronomical Society talks with Ohio University planetary geologist Keith Milam about NASA's Stardust Misson, in which a spacecraft collected dust and carbon-based material from the "Vilt 2" comet and returned to Earth, allowing scientists to study extraterrestrial material from outside the Moon's orbit. (1/28/07)
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Chinese Medicine
David Kurz speaks with Frances Gander, director of Three Treasures Health Center in Athens, about her study of accupuncture, herbology and other forms of Chinese medicine. (1/28/07)
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Schizophrenia
Tom Walker of NAMI talks with Bill McPhee, publisher and founder of Schizophrenic Digest, about his experiences with schizophrenia and his road to recovery. (1/28/07)
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Health: Go Red
Kim Valentour speaks with Deborah Shaffer and Cherilyn Warner of O'Bleness Memorial Hospital about "Go Red" Day, a national campaign by the American Heart Association to promote women's heart health. (1/21/07)
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International Studies
Ohio University graduate student Omolola Famuyiwa speaks with fellow student Mary Mutegi, who shares information about her home country of Kenya and her experiences since moving to Athens. (1/21/07)
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ARTS/West
ARTS/West Director Emily Prince speaks with artist Merhi Davis about the Agape Project, a non-profit project designed to give volunteer experience to area high school and college students. (1/21/07)
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MLK Day Events in Athens
Carolyn Lewis welcomes Dr. Stacey Brinkley, associate director for the President's Office for Diversity at Ohio University, and Linda Daniels, director of Multicultural Programs at Ohio University, to discuss the recent campus events surrounding Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and what the community can expect during Black History Month in February. (1/14/07)
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History: Civil War
Jim Fuller and Bill Walker discuss the Red River Campaign, which consisted of a series of battles fought along the Red River in Louisiana during the American Civil War in 1864. (1/14/07)
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Health
In recognition of National Blood Donor Month, Milena Miller speaks with Red Cross Donor Recruiter Lori Gaitten, blood donor Valerie Butrick and Ohio University student Meredith Barker about the need for blood donors during the winter months. (1/14/07)
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Science: Philosophy of Science
Kelee Reisbeck speaks with Wendy Parker and Francis Longworth, both assistant professors of Philosophy of Science at Ohio University, about the difference between science and the philosophy of science. (1/14/07)
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Health/Medicine: Sexual Assault
Jackie Wolf welcomes Amy Nessley and Kat Wargo of Tri-County Mental Health and Counseling to discuss sexual assault, including statistics, how women can protect themselves and local support services that are available to survivors. (1/7/07)
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Arts: Poetry
Wendy McVicker, Harriet Martin and Paul Tescher read selections from some of their favorite poets, including Jack Gilbert, Elizabeth Bishop and Portia Nelson. (1/7/07)
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Local History
Doug McCabe and Mark Leff talk about Milton Holland (1844-1910), a one-time slave and resident of Athens County, who went on to serve with the 5th U.S. Colored Troops and eventually earned the Medal of Honor, the first African American to do so. (1/7/07)
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Arts: Theater
Maureen Wagner talks with Katherine Milton about Ohio University's Aesthetic Technologies Lab. (1/7/07)
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