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EXCLUSIVE: Crooked Spines’ Lonely, Aching Video for ‘Definite Maybe’
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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
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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
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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
PHOTOS: 2018 48-Hour Shootout Kick Off
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Early in the spring semester every year, dozens of Ohio University Media Arts and Studies students take to the streets of Athens with their audiovisual equipment in hand to achieve… Read More
‘Searching for Augusta’ Premieres Feb. 1 on WOUB-HD
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History, being a narrative shaped largely in reverse by those in positions in power, has more than what one would consider a bit of a tendency to leave out important… Read More
‘Emergence: the Sacred Feminine Dances Once More’ Feb. 17-18
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It was over 10 years ago that Athens-based musician Megan Cameron was inspired to create Emergence: the Sacred Feminine Dances Once More, a performance piece that will be staged at… Read More
‘Temporal and Corporeal: a Broad Scope of Performance Art’ Jan. 23 – March 3
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January 23 to March 3 Ohio University Art Gallery in Seigfred Hall will host Temporal and Corporeal: a Broad Scope of Performance Art, a multidimensional exploration of contemporary performance art. There… Read More
‘Artists of the Winding Road’ at DACO Jan. 20 – April 15
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What does it mean to be an Appalachian artist? This is one of the primary questions explored by the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio’s first exhibition of 2018, entitled Artists of… Read More
Diane Coffee Headed to The Union Friday, January 26
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If one was to combine the genderless ferocity of T. Rex’s Mark Bolan, the emotional tease and release in the vocal delivery of Love’s Arthur Lee, and the hard-boiled songwriting… Read More
PHOTOS: Opening Reception of ‘OH+5’ at the Dairy Barn Arts Center
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The eleventh edition of OH+5: Ohio Border Exhibition at the Dairy Barns Arts Center opened with a reception on Friday, January 19, 2018. The exhibition features the work of over 40 artists from… Read More
‘Different Volks for Different Folks’: speaking with Guitarist Jim Volk
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“You know, they say different strokes for different Volks,” said Columbus-based guitarist and acclaimed multi-instrumentalist Jim Volk during an interview with WOUB Public Media, just a few days before he’s… Read More
The Art of Storytelling: Chatting with Mark Dean
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Although he’s been a storyteller for most of his life, it was only in December of 2017 that local author Mark Dean released his first book, The Adventures of Coal and… Read More
New Florida Blues Band to Kick Off SEO History Center’s Spirits and Soul Series
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Music has long been at the heart of Appalachian culture, dating well beyond the invention of Spotify, iTunes, the CD or even the phonograph. The Southeast Ohio History Center, keeping… Read More
As It Should Be: Hanging Out With Athens’ Breakers
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Last year Athens-based power-pop stalwarts, Breakers, found themselves outside a former funeral-home-turned-DIY-venue near Youngstown, OH. Although the band had formed in 2015, the outfit was in the midst of what… Read More
WOUB-HD to Ring in New Year with Fantastic New Year’s Weekend Line Up
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The New Year is upon us! Ever since we developed the sort of neural inner-workings necessary to mark time, human beings have been celebrating the end of each year with… Read More
WOUB-HD to Broadcast ‘Rick Steves’ Heart of Italy’ Dec. 31
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If one types “Italy” into a Google image search, the results are a visual cornucopia of gorgeous hilled country sides, artfully crumbling remnants of the Roman empire, stunning designs by… Read More
Join Davy Jones and Peter Noone on a Trip Down Memory Lane Dec. 30
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Some 60 years ago, pop music forever changed after the British Invasion brought with it waves of Manchurian pop bands eager to tug on the ears and hearts of young… Read More
Catch the Biggest Radio Hits of the ’70s on WOUB-HD Dec. 30
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Even if you don’t know The Emotions, you mostly certainly would recognize “Best of My Love,” a song that probably plays frequently on your car radio and over the speakers… Read More
NOVA: Bird Brain to Broadcast on WOUB-HD Dec. 20
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What is the nature of intelligence? Is it one’s prowess with puzzles and math problems? How quickly one can determine by whom and in what ways they are being played?… Read More
Kim Richey to Bring Songwriting Prowess to ARTS/West Dec. 19
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Kim Richey is a two-time Grammy Award nominated songwriter, storyteller, and musician. Born in Zanesville and a native of Dayton, OH, Richey’s work is tender, achingly honest and, above all,… Read More
Schrader Youth Ballet Brings ‘Clara’s Dream’ to Peoples Bank Theatre Dec. 17
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The Nutcracker is perhaps the most recognized ballet of all time. Based on the 1816 story by German author E.T.A. Hoffman The Nutcracker and the Mouse King and interpreted through French… Read More
A Trip Back in Time with Cambridge’s Dickens Victorian Village
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Charles Dickens is widely considered the greatest writer of the Victorian period. From A Tale of Two Cities to Great Expectations to David Copperfield, the works have far outlived the… Read More
Peoples Bank Theatre to Stage ‘My Father’s Dragon’ Dec. 9
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My Father’s Dragon is the unusual story of Elmer Elevator, told in brisk, evergreen prose by Ruth Stiles Gannett, who wrote the story while toiling through her early 20s after… Read More
Stuart’s Honors Donors with Special Grand Opening Dec. 6
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Stuart’s Opera House has changed many hands throughout it’s lengthy life — and it seems that after decades of reconstruction, unexpected and destructive fires, various personnel changes, and vigorous fundraising,… Read More
APP’s ‘Being a Teen Ain’t Easy’ Photo Exhibition to Open December 8
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Throughout the summer of 2017, the Athens Photo Project (APP) held their first intensive, 10-week youth photography and storytelling workshop. APP is a non-profit organization committed to utilizing art to… Read More
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