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PHOTOS: The Dairy Barn Arts Center Hosts First Spoken and Heard Event
Thursday, March 15 marked the first Spoken and Heard event at the Dairy Barn Arts Center, a series organized in part by Athens’ recently named poet laureate Kari Gunter-Seymour. The… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Concert for George’ March 17
Although he’s often most remembered as “the quiet one,” George Harrison was an integral part of The Beatles. Besides being responsible for some of the most important Beatles tracks (“Something,”… Read More
27th Annual River City Blues Festival Set for March 16-17
For the past 28 years, the Mid-Ohio Valley Blues, Jazz, and Folk Music Society has been gathering some of the most exciting blues acts from around the country for the… Read More
Poet Maggie Smith to Kick Off Spoken and Heard Series March 15
Maggie Smith is the Bexley, OH-based poet who was recently rocketed to international acclaim with the 2016 publication of her poem “Good Bones,” which was called by the BBC and… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Doo Wop Generations (My Music)’ March 10 at 3 p.m. and March 11 at 9 p.m.
The term “doo wop” was first coined in 1961 when it was used in The Chicago Defender in reference to a resurgence in the popularity of vocal harmony groups. Although… Read More
Logan’s Appalachian Listening Room Fosters Community, Songwriting
Something particularly special happened when West Virginia-born musician Craig Heath performed for the first time in the songwriter showcase at Nashville’s iconic Bluebird Café in 2011. “The feel of (the Bluebird… Read More
Yan Sun to Perform Live Portraiture at DACO March 11
On Sunday, March 11, Yan Sun, the Distinguished Professor of Fine Art, Chairman of the Art Department and Director of the Gallery at Muskingum University, will paint a portrait of… Read More
The Honey Dewdrops Headed to Eclipse Company Stone March 9
Laura Wortman and Kagey Parish are The Honey Dewdrops, a husband and wife Americana duo tackling matters of the heart and the soul through deceivingly sparse tunes and their perfected… Read More
Only The Stones Remain: The Importance of The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sticky Fingers’
April 1971 marked the beginning of an era for The Rolling Stones. That month brought with it the release of Sticky Fingers, an album that worked so well that the… Read More
‘Our Town: Athens’ Debuts on WOUB-TV, Monday, March 26 at 8
Our Town: Athens explores the long, rich history of Athens, as told through the lens of numerous interviews and tons of fascinating historic photographs and footage. The production is crafted… Read More
WOUB-HD to Air ‘Mr. Rogers: It’s You I Like’ March 6
One afternoon in the mid-’70s, John Butler, an audio engineer for pioneering Pittsburgh public radio station WQED, was making his way home after a day at work. He noticed something… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Bee Gees One For All Tour’ March 3
The Bee Gees might be one of the most polarizing names in pop music. To music nerd, they are a British/Australian trio who managed to write, record, and produce some… Read More
Lisa Buch Examines Aftermath of Sexual Assault in ‘Simple Math’
Sexual assault is never a simple liaison. Memory, time, and neurobiology work together to ensure the event’s ugly, extensive stain. Ohio University College of Fine Arts Division of Theater MFA… Read More
Mister Rogers, Doo Wop, and More: a Program Guide for March 2018
March is finally here, and even though it looks like things aren’t going to get much warmer for a while, the programming on WOUB-HD is just heating up! Check out… Read More
Marietta’s The Castle to Celebrate ‘Victoria’ Feb. 24
Victoria has proven to be one of the most successful dramas on PBS in 20 years, with the first and second seasons garnering fantastic reviews from critics and audiences alike…. Read More
Feb. 16-17 Marks Annual River City Blues Competition in Marietta
Blues, jazz, and folk music are three uniquely American art forms with roots that are steeped in musical traditions that date back literally thousands of years. The Mid-Ohio Blues, Jazz,… Read More
2018’s 48-Hour Shootout: Up-Close and Personal With the Winning Teams
The 2018 48-Hour Shootout has come and gone, leaving in its wake a number of impressive short films that were cobbled together in a matter of only a (literal) couple… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Black Women in Medicine’ Feb. 8
On Thursday, February 8 at 9 p.m. WOUB-HD will broadcast Black Women in Medicine, an hour-long documentary that honors black women working in all facets of modern medicine. The documentary… Read More
‘Respectful But Not Overly Reverent’: Bruce Cockburn Tribute at Casa Feb. 10
It’s 1984 and Steve Zarate is pulling his car over to the side of the road — he’s heard something truly spellbinding pouring from his FM dial. “I was listening… Read More
Speaking With The World Is a Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die
The World Is a Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die is not only quite a mouthful, it’s also the critically lauded headliner for the 2018 Undercurrent Winter… Read More
Adyn’s Dream Brings Dustbowl Revival, The Tillers, Doc Robinson to OU Feb. 10
Adyn’s Dream is a local charity that raises funds for families living with spinal muscular atrophy, a neuromuscular disorder that damages motor nerve cells that exist deep in the spinal… Read More
Undercurrent Winter Festival Set for Feb. 9-10
Michelle Waters, editor of Hold the Note, a publication that focuses on regional music throughout Southeast Ohio, West Virginia and surrounding areas, is hard at work putting the finishing touches on… Read More
EXCLUSIVE: Crooked Spines’ Lonely, Aching Video for ‘Definite Maybe’
WOUB Public Media has been treated with the very special privilege of premiering The Crooked Spines‘ video for “Definite Maybe,” the the first single off their recently released “Canyons.” The video features glimpses of… Read More
PHOTOS: 2018 48-Hour Shootout Day 2
The 2018 48-Hour Shootout continues throughout Saturday, February 3 and will conclude tomorrow on Sunday, February 4 at 6 p.m. at the screening of the completed films in the Templeton-Blackburn… Read More
PHOTOS: 2018 48-Hour Shootout Day 1
Students involved in the 2018 Ohio University 48-Hour Shootout were busy throughout the evening of Friday, February 2 getting things going on their individual productions. WOUB’s Emily Votaw dropped in on the… Read More
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