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UBUNTU Contributionism Touts a Society Without Money: Everyone Is Equal
Author, scientist and explorer Michael Tellinger from South Africa is traveling the world spreading the philosopy of UBUNTU – an African concept of Contributionism. He has been at Ohio University… Read More
Dr. Alex Dehgan Solves World Environmental and Conservation Problems
Dr. Alex Dehgan, a world renowned entrepreneur, expedition leader, diplomat and development official — specializing in creative science, technology and leadership — recently visited Ohio University’s Voinovich School and Environmental… Read More
Why are Black Women NOT Elected to Statewide Offices Throughout the Nation?
By: Tom Hodson
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There are only two black women in the nation who hold statewide elective executive offices, according to the Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University. Spectrum wants to… Read More
Sex and Power: What’s Behind the Headlines?
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Why do powerful and famous men sexually act-out, often repeatedly, in ways that most people find inappropriate and that are risky to their careers and families? Why do they risk… Read More
Christopher Anderson Leads MaleSurvivor to Assist Abused Males
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Christopher Anderson is the executive director of a national organization called MaleSurvior – an organization dedicated to assisting and advocating for men who have suffered some form of sexual abuse…. Read More
“Through the Looking Glass” by Lewis Carroll
This audiobook uses the unabridged version of this story taken from the Project Gutenberg site. You can view or download the text here. THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS BY Lewis Carroll… Read More
Two Experts on Iran Discuss Nuclear Agreement After One Year
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Dr. Haleh Esfandiari, founding Director of the Middle East Program at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and Dr. Rober S. Litwak, Vice President for Scholars and Director of… Read More
Author Kyle Kondik: Ohio Remains a Pivotal State in Presidential Elections
By: Tom Hodson
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The winning presidential candidate has won Ohio in 28 of the past 30 elections – stretching back to 1896, according to Kyle Kondik, the author of a new book The… Read More
Confronting Fear, Hate, and Racism in America
By: Tom Hodson
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A black woman who is a mother of a teenage son, a former prosecutor and a current judge, a Muslim immigrant, and a gay man of Nepalese heritage each have… Read More
Journalist Wesley Lowery Covers Police Shootings for Washington Post
Wesley Lowery covers Black Lives Matter, law enforcement and justice for the Washington Post. He has become a national expert on police shootings. The Washington Post, for the first time… Read More
British Journalist Talks to Spectrum About Brexit and Its Ramifications
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Martin Walker, a noted journalist and author, says that nothing is going to move quickly in the United Kingdom after the recent Brexit vote to leave the European Union. He… Read More
Athens Mayor Patterson Begins a Monthly Series of Talks with WOUB
By: Tom Hodson
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Athens Mayor Steve Patterson has spent just six months on the job but he feels he already has made some progress on his agenda and vision for the City of… Read More
Entrepreneur Ethan Schultz Is In the Vanguard of Innovative Toy Development
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Ethan Schultz graduated from Ohio University in 2015 with a degree in Fine Arts but instead of taking a job with a major company, he decided to start his own… Read More
Studying Bystander Intervention Program Practices
Reducing the number of sexual assault cases on college and university campuses has been top-of-mind for higher ed leaders, as revealed most recently by the events at Baylor College. Ryan… Read More
Local Free Meal Systems are Positive Functions in a Community
On this episode of “Conversations from Studio B,” host Shannon Stewart, from Rural Action, connects regional issues in our communities to volunteerism and action. Today, Shannon and her guests, Rev…. Read More
Studying Fingerprints to Better Understand Disease
In this episode of Conversations of Studio B, host Kelee Riesbeck welcomes Molly Morris to discuss her research at Ohio University. Molly Morris was going about doing her usual research,… Read More
The Area’s 1st “Stand Down” Event to Benefit Local Veterans
On this episode of “Conversations from Studio B”, Becca Lachman welcomes guests, Monica Silverthorn from the Athens County VA, and Judge George McCarthy, to Studio B to talk about the… Read More
“Intersections of Appalachian Identity” with A. Rachel Terman
Information about today’s world is more accessible than ever before, and our social norms and tolerance of “the other” is changing. This access to a global village and the loosening… Read More
Ohio University Innovation Center Grabs Ranking as One of the Top in the Nation
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The Ohio University Innovation Center has received three top national and international rankings during this academic year. University Business Incubator (UBI) gave the Center a Top University Business Incubator award… Read More
The Gathering Place to Celebrate 40 Years in the Athens Community
On this episode of “Conversations from Studio B”, host Robin Barnes welcomes Mary Kneier and Ginger Schmlenberg from the Gathering Place to talk about their upcoming Open House and award… Read More
Serial Entrepreneur Loves Using Technology to Solve Complex Business Problems
By: Tom Hodson
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Ryan Prestel is the young CEO of JADETRACK – a company for real-time monitoring and sustainability management software. He calls himself a “serial entrepreneur with an affinity for using technology… Read More
Journalistic Pioneer and Alumna Susan Reimer Recounts Her Career
By: Tom Hodson
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Susan Reimer, a 1973 alumna of the School of Journalism, had a career full of variety and a career that paved new paths until her retirement in June 2015 after… Read More
German Professor Guenther Heydemann Examines American Presidential Politics
By: Tom Hodson
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In the heat of the American presidential primary season, it is interesting to compare our extended campaigns, our political party power, and our campaign financing practices to those in Germany… Read More
Chancellor Carey Leads Charge to Reduce Higher Education Costs in Ohio
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John Carey, Chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education, has two primary mandates: to make higher education more affordable in Ohio and to make it accessible to more students…. Read More
Award-Winning ‘Business Remixed’ Promotes Jobs in Athens County
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The Athens County Economic Development Council (ACEDC) goes by the brand name “Business Remixed” and its purpose is to develop and promote jobs and economic progress in Athens County. The… Read More
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