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Live from Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch
Host Jorma Kaukonen introduces each program's featured artist in a series of concerts recorded at the Fur Peace Ranch guitar camp in Meigs County, Ohio. An eclectic blend of performances including blues, folk, Americana, rock, bluegrass, and jazz.
Episodes:
- Tom Rush with Matt Nakoa at the Fur Peace Ranch, plus Jorma Kaukonen
- Shawn Camp and Verlon Thompson at the Fur Peace Ranch set 2
- Peter Rowan at the Fur Peace Ranch
Spectrum
Spectrum features conversations with an eclectic group of fascinating people, some are famous and some are not, but they all have captivating stories. Spectrum, hosted by veteran journalist Tom Hodson, addresses a wide range of relevant topics through gripping stories of individuals.
Episodes:
- Dr. Janice Collins, author, journalist, & educator talks student empowerment
- ‘QKatie’ gives update on her book “Cheese, Wine, and Bread” and its success.
- Earl Johnson helps people find comfort after trauma and gives us his insight
Jazzed About Work
Jazzed About Work features lively, informal conversations about everything it takes to create a resilient and rewarding career. In each segment, host Beverly Jones interviews professionals who can share their expertise related to the workplace. Her guests go beyond the research and get personal, as they talk about their interesting and often surprising professionals paths.
Episodes:
- Employer values impact staff turnover, says Ethan McCarty
- It’s time to transform HR, says Brandon Laws
- A job search can feel like a rollercoaster, but don’t despair
Lifespan: Stories of Illness, Accident, and Recovery
On Lifespan, you’ll hear stories about encounters with the health care system. Each show contains stories bound by a common theme – a person’s personal journey through a particular type of medical trauma. The stories are deeply personal. Some stories reflect a person’s response to treatment and other stories simply reflect on the aftermath of an illness. Even when multiple people are describing their experiences with the same disease, condition or treatment, each account is unique.
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Teaching Matters
Hosted by Scott Titsworth, Dean of the Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University, “Teaching Matters” is an audio series exploring learning and teaching a new generation of students in a technological age. It is aimed at teachers, parents and students.
Episodes:
- Re-Envisioning Student Advising
- Science and Imagination
- "A Sea of Troubles" with Elizabeth and Bill James
The AIFVF Podcast
WOUB’s Athens International Film and Video Festival Podcast is your in-depth guide to a number of films and filmmakers who will be highlighted by the 2021 Athens International Film and Video Festival October 15 through October 24.
Episodes:
- Luke and Anne Kemmerle "Leave It To Levi"
- Stavit Allweis and “Execution”
- Tony Buba
- Todd Chandler and “Bulletproof”
The Kindness Podcast
Host Nicole Phillips is a champion for using kindness to overcome all of life’s difficulties, including her own battle with breast cancer. She spreads the message of the healing power of kindness through her public speaking and this podcast, where she invites guests to share their kindness stories.
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Defining Moments : Conversations about Health and Healing
Humans tell stories to make sense of birthing and dying and everything in between. Defining Moments Podcast showcases stories about living well in the midst of inescapable illness, suffering, and hardship. Episodes feature an eclectic group of guests who share moments of uncertainty, innovation, and resilience. Host Dr. Lynn Harter draws on twenty years of experience in health contexts to spark conversations that move between personal anecdotes and societal health challenges. Each segment is accompanied by articles published in Health Communication and other online resources. Defining Moments Podcast disrupts the silence that too often surrounds vulnerability, and allows narrators and audiences to imagine new normals.
Episodes:
- Legacy Leaving and Memoir Writing: Narrating the Life-Limiting Experience of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
- Birthing Practices in the U.S. Across Time
- Communicating about Food Allergies: Moving Between Personal Stories and Public Advocacy
Mom Powers
Join us for free-flowing conversations with moms from the heartland on how they’re doing their best to raise healthy, happy children while juggling all the other demands in this crazy thing called life. We laugh, love, learn, and from time to time commiserate. No subject is taboo! Mom Powers : A Show By Moms For Moms!
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#457SEO
#457SEO... Where stories, information, and observations about our Southeast Ohio communities are shared and explored.
Episodes:
- Episode 027: Can Marijuana Grow the #457SEO’s Economy?
- Episode 026: Midterm Election Preview | The 457 Is Pretty Haunted
- Episode 025: 2018 May Primary Election Preview
River of Words - Hosted by Wendy McVicker
Recent Programs
Perfect Harmony
Music can magically connect family members with each other and with their heritage.
It also can bind friends together over decades.
To understand this dynamic, WOUB visited 10 area families and groups to explore the origins of music in their lives and the role it plays.
We talked with parents and children, spouses, and long-time friends.
What we discovered was “Perfect Harmony”.
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Ecoustic Alchemy
Whether it be families gathering together to listen to our audio books, teachers sharing the stories with their students, or joining community actors together with WOUB and Ohio University students to produce these stories, “Ecoustic Alchemy” is all about bringing people together.
Memories of "Growing Up In Athens"
WOUB Public Media, in collaboration with the creators of the new book, “Growing Up In Athens”, bring you four unique interviews focusing on life in Athens, OH and how it used to be.
