Thanks so much for joining us this WYSO Weekend. Our stories today include:
Everyday People - A Gem City Butcher: Everyday People is our series spotlighting people doing the jobs that form the fabric of our everyday lives. Renee Wilde travels to Dayton to meet a butcher who is working to create a sustainable food system, that in turn, will support a sustainable community - one customer at a time. *If you know someone who does a job that we should know more about, send our producer an email at rwilde@wyso.org.
Dayton Youth Radio’s Public Service: WYSO Eichelberger Center for Community Voices staff recently helped high school students from Clark County make Public Service Announcements, or PSAs. In this special episode of WYSO Youth Radio, we will share a few of the PSAs and what the students who made them had to say about it. Here is Community Voices Producer David Seitz. A warning, portions of this segment talk about suicide and sexual assault.
WYSO Music news for 2024: YSO Music Director, Juliet Fromholt drops in on the show to talk about music in the New Year and hints at bigger news to come!
A Walk On The Wild Side: Our program wraps today with Bird Note and Bill Felker’s Poor Will’s Almanack.
