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Retirement Confidence Has Stalled Out: How to Jumpstart It
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By Richard Eisenberg / Next Avenue A smattering of recent surveys point to the same distressing conclusion: Retirement confidence has stalled out in America. That’s especially true for boomers and… Read More
Where Clinton and Trump Stand on Retirement Security
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By Richard Eisenberg / Next Avenue (This is the third in a series of Next Avenue blog posts on where presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton stand on key… Read More
A Good Way to Start the Season: Pumpkin Pecan Cobbler
By: Kelly Martin
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I made a stop at the CVS around the corner from the WOUB Studios and there it was. Right next to the marked down flip flops and water shoes –… Read More
Make Mexican No Churn Ice Cream
By Adrianna Adarme / PBS Food Have you ever tried no-churn ice cream? I want to say that Nigella Lawson invented this particular technique. Let me tell you that it’s… Read More
Make Vegan Coconut Banana Ice Cream
By Marc Matsumotom / PBS Food This decadent ice cream is as much about saving time as it is about saving the planet. Whether you’re vegan or not, I think… Read More
The Great British Baking Show Recipes
By: Kelly Martin
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Do you have the Great British Baking Show fever? The PBS show has swept the country and incited a fascination and love for British recipes. In the show you not only… Read More
WOUB Public Media Announces Leadership Structural Changes
By: Kelly Martin
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WOUB Public Media has changed structural leadership to meet its expansion needs. Mark Brewer has been named general manager and Tom Hodson will act as director. Brewer, most recently serving… Read More
Coconut Chocolate Squares
By Aube Giroux / PBS Food My brilliant friend Katie brought these coconut chocolate bars to a party a couple months ago and they disappeared in seconds, thanks to urgent whisperings… Read More
PBS Newshour & NPR Democratic Convention Coverage
This July, the PBS NewsHour will combine forces with NPR to co-produce and simulcast coverage of the 2016 Republican National Convention July 18 – 21 in Cleveland and the 2016… Read More
Star Spangled Appetizing Inspirations
By: Ann Kyle
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Old Glory, a nickname for our nation’s flag, is comprised of three significant colors: RED, being the symbol of valor and bravery; WHITE, symbolizes purity and innocence; and, BLUE, is… Read More
Ohio University Named Center of Excellence in Space Technology
Ohio University has been named a “Center of Excellence in Space Solar Power and Power Beaming.” This honor, announced by the National Space Society (NSS), was awarded on May 21… Read More
WOUB Public Media Launches New Podcast, Will Feature Variety of Topics
WOUB Public Media’s new podcast “Spectrum” will feature conversations with an eclectic group of fascinating people. Some of the interviews are from famous people, some are not, but they all… Read More
Multiple Arrangements Have Been Made To Honor the Life of Sen. Voinovich
Two public viewings have been scheduled following the unexpected death of Sen. George Voinovich, 79, on Sunday. Calling hours will be held today, Wednesday, from 2 to 4 p.m. and… Read More
WOUB’s Gridiron Glory Recognized by Ohio Valley Regional NATAS
By: Kelly Martin
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WOUB’s Friday night football show, “Gridiron Glory” has been recognized with a student production award for the fifth year in a row by the Ohio Valley Regional chapter of the… Read More
Walking Tour of the Historic Athens Asylum Offered
A walking tour of the former Athens Asylum (now known as The Ridges) will be offered on Sunday, June 19 2 – 4 p.m. George Eberts, long time Asylum employee… Read More
WOUB Content is Now Available on NPR One App
Listeners to National Public Radio now have a unique way to get content via the NPR One app. NPR One connects listeners with a stream of public radio news, stories… Read More
Trail Magic: The Grandma Gatewood Story
Premieres on WOUB-TV Tuesday, June 14 at 9 p.m. Emma “Grandma” Gatewood’s story speaks to the courageous, undaunted spirit of Appalachian people everywhere. Emma Caldwell was born around 1887 at… Read More
Coverage of the Nelsonville Music Festival
Find photos, videos and exclusive interviews of the Nelsonville Music Festival at this link.
Refresh Yourself with Watermelon Agua Fresca
By Adrianna Adarme / PBS Food Blend up watermelon, sugar, and water for a perfect Summer treat you can make in just minutes from Adrianna Adarme from the Fresh Tastes… Read More
Ohio River Sweep on the Hocking Looking for Volunteers
The Ohio River Sweep 2016 is scheduled for Saturday, June 18, along the shoreline of the Ohio River and many of its tributaries. Volunteers are needed for this massive event…. Read More
PBS NewsHour to Broadcast Exclusive Interview with President Obama
PBS NewsHour co-anchor and managing editor Gwen Ifill will sit down for an exclusive interview with President Barack Obama on Wednesday, June 1 in Elkhart, Indiana. It will follow with… Read More
Recipes to Help Seize the Summer Season
By: Kelly Martin
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AWW! Even though summer isn’t official until June 21, Memorial Day weekend is the beginning of the summer season. The weekend that cookouts are plentiful, boat rides on the lake… Read More
Grant Funding Providing Free Summer Swahili Course
Interested in learning the language that gave us hakuna matata? This summer, the Ohio University Center for International Studies and the Department of Linguistics will be hosting an intensive elementary… Read More
Live Bluegrass Show “Showdown” Open to the Public
Lovers of bluegrass music are welcome to join the live show “Showdown” on the first Sunday of every month in the WOUB Public Media studios on the third floor of… Read More
How A Cheating Man Gave Rise To Nashville’s Hot Chicken Craze
By Debbie Elliot / NPR Nashville Hot Chicken is showing up everywhere lately, from fast-food marquees to trendy restaurant menus. But to find the real thing, you might start in… Read More
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