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Making Friends, Losing Friends, Being Poor, Going to School: The Crooked Spines’ ‘Canyons’
I want to go home But I want to stay out So goes a portion of “Definite Maybe,” the second track off of The Crooked Spines inaugural full length, Canyons…. Read More
Final Benefest 2017 Concerts Slated for December 1 and 2
The best way to learn anything, for most folks, is just to do it. This is no different for the students of Hocking College’s music management program, who have spent… Read More
WOUB-HD to Re-Broadcast ‘Great Performances: The Moody Blues’ Dec. 31 at 11 p.m.
In December 1999 a group of second graders in northeast Ohio sat down to watch a VHS tape of what they thought would be Charles Shultz’s heartfelt modern masterpiece, A… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘The 80s (My Music)’ Nov. 27
Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, and J.J. Jackson were all children of the late ‘50s and early ‘60s – they lived through the rise and dissolution of… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘David Gilmour: Live at Pompeii’ December 3 @ 3:30 pm
In October of 1971 filmmaker Adrian Maben secured the Roman amphitheater for the six-day shoot of Pink Floyd’s groundbreaking concert film, Live at Pompeii. The undeniably impressive performance includes cuts… Read More
Peoples Bank Theatre to Host Christmas Tree Auction Nov. 26
What kind of person sets their Christmas tree only a couple of days after Thanksgiving? A celebratory and truly great person, that’s who. Such dedication to merriment is being celebrated… Read More
REVIEW: Mountain Stage With Larry Groce November 19
The air was brisk and the sun set early on Sunday, Nov. 19 in Charleston, WV. Although it might have been cold and dark outside, inside the West Virginia State… Read More
WOUB-HD to Air ‘The Beatles: Eight Days a Week’ Nov. 25
The Beatles: Eight Days a Week – The Touring Years is a 97-minute in-depth look into The Beatles’ earliest years, from their achingly precise performances at The Cavern Club in… Read More
New Dairy Barn Fiber Studio Welcomes Beginners and Pros Alike
The Dairy Barn Arts Center has been servicing Southeast Ohio for years, providing a haven for both fiber and, more recently, ceramic art. In mid-October, the Dairy Barn announced the… Read More
WOUB-HD to Re-Broadcast ‘Anne of Green Gables’ Dec. 31 at 2 p.m.
Anne of Green Gables is a story of childhood – a slice of life narrative that follows the precocious orphan Anne Shirley as she comes into adulthood and ultimately sacrifices… Read More
OU Percussion Ensemble Presents Works by All Female Composers Nov. 16
On Thursday, November 16 at 8 p.m., the Ohio University Percussion Ensemble will present a concert made up entirely by works crafted by female composers in the Glidden Recital Hall… Read More
Athens New Horizons Band Looking For Enthusiastic Adult Amateurs
Playing music is more than replicating tunes immortalized on sheets of lined paper. If you’ve ever been in a band, whether that was in late elementary school or with your… Read More
Eclectic Line Up For Nov. 19 Mountain Stage with Larry Groce
Mountain Stage with Larry Groce has been entertaining and enlightening listeners and viewers for decades – exposing them to everything from deeply traditional bluegrass and roots oriented blues to the likes… Read More
Red Cross to Host Hometown Heroes Breakfast Nov. 14
If you’re looking to restore your faith in humanity during these early weeks of winter, look no further than the American Red Cross of Southeast Ohio chapter’s ninth annual Hometown… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Real Rail Adventures: Swiss Winter Magic’ Nov. 16
There are few things as stunning as the endless, mirroring landscapes of snow that make up a portion of Switzerland throughout the winter months. Earlier this year, Athens’ own Jeff… Read More
Chatting Levon Helm, Art and Science With Oliver Wood
Thursday, November 9, The Wood Brothers will swing into Nelsonville for a show at Stuart’s Opera House. About a year out from their latest release, Live From the Barn, recorded on… Read More
Slackluster to Unveil First Full-Length, ‘Sheek,’ This Month
If you’re looking for a healthy dose of psyched out, guitar driven indie rock, look no further than local outfit Slackluster. The backbone of the group was born in 2014,… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast John Coltrane Documentary Nov. 6
“My music is the spiritual expression of what I am. My faith, my knowledge, my being.” — John Coltrane Chris Pyle was in his mid-teens when he first purchased John Coltrane’s masterful… Read More
The Importance of the Solo Bluegrass Performance: Speaking With Noam Pikelny
When Noam Pikelny was readying himself for the release of his 2017 solo effort, Universal Favorite (Rounder Records), he decided to make a particularly humorous video to accompany the album. Throughout the… Read More
First Ever Athens Area Women’s Summit Oct. 27
Friday, Oct. 27 marks the very first Athens Area Women’s Summit, presented and organized by the Athens Area Chamber of Commerce. The event aims to provide those in the Athens… Read More
Create Your Own Pinhole Camera at DACO With Artist Daniel King
Pinhole cameras have been around for thousands of years – some of the earliest examples found in Chinese Mozi writings, dating back to around 500 BC. The process for capturing… Read More
Talking Dogs and Poetry With Writer Ruth Awad
Columbus-based poet Ruth Awad first fell in love with a dog when she took on ownership of Pete as a young adult, having moved out of her parent’s home. “We… Read More
Local Band Examines Memory, Lack Thereof in Debut CD EP
Local band Smizmar has been around for about two years, sprouting up in the beginning of 2015 between Ohio University students Wes Gilbert, Henry Allen, Wes Mueller, and Chris Wityk. “Smizmar”… Read More
OU Grad Publishes First Children’s Book
We all remember parts of our childhood. Besides recollecting how a peanut butter and jelly sandwich tasted (slightly moist from a morning spent in a Rugrats plastic lunchbox nestled in… Read More
Examining Our Culture’s Iconography One Cereal Box at a Time
Michael Albert travels the United States with his art and the deep-set intention to share it. He stops at elementary schools and libraries and brings along with him plastic container… Read More
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