Jason Reynolds
Community Voices Producer-
In Dayton, some people with Parkinson’s disease are using boxing lessons to help battle their symptoms. WYSO’s Jason Reynolds went to the gym to find out why pugilism works for so many people in the Parkinson’s community…
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Benjamin Montague takes photos of microplastics — little pieces of plastic, less than five millimeters in length. He’s photographed microplastics found in rivers and oceans around the globe, and he makes big prints of these small subjects...
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In Dayton, unarmed mediators are responding to 911 calls that would normally be fielded by police officers. The idea came about through police reform talks in the wake of the George Floyd killing and the protests that followed. WYSO’s Jason Reynolds spent some time with one of the city’s new “Mediation Response Units.”
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The University of Dayton has one of the largest collections of nativities in the country.
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Bill McCuddy talks about his life on the Little Miami River. He told his stories to Hope Taft of the Little Miami River Watershed Network...
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Hear from Mary and Adam Panstingel, who are teaching their children to care for the Little Miami River.
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Hear from 100-year-old canoeist and conservationist Mike Fremont. He has spent a lifetime enjoying and protecting the Little Miami River.
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Dayton native Amy Schneider is back on Jeopardy! She's competing in the Tournament of Champions. Schneider is the most winning female player of all time, and she’s the first openly transgender person to make the Tournament of Champions. WYSO’s Jason Reynolds asked her about all the attention she’s been getting…
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Good news about the health of the Little Miami River – and some ideas about how to keep it clean.
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Heather Sabin talks about her life on the Little Miami River. Heather and her late husband spent 50 years together, and celebrated their anniversaries on the river.