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Cultural educators from the Miami Tribe of Oklahoma and two Shawnee tribes (Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma and The Shawnee Tribe) held events over the weekend in Clark County. The weekend was titled Hito Henekinike, which means “Hello, my friend” in saawanwaatoweewe (the Shawnee language).
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The renovations are to make the building more accessible to the community.
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Mohammed Amer has spoken about his family's experience as Palestinian refugees in standup comedy. He spent nearly a decade turning it into a television series, which is arriving on Netflix this week.
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WYSO's Basim Blunt says Dayton Youth Radio will now be open to all students, regardless of whether or not their school is participating in the program.
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When congress repealed federal prohibition restrictions legalizing home brewing in 1978, the doors swung open for D.I.Y. beer lovers. By the 1990’s a craft beer movement was sweeping the nation.
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Terry Herndon, was one of the founders of WYSO Public Radio in 1958.
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Dayton photographer Richard Malogorski travels throughout rural America documenting images of abandoned buildings, old-time repair shops, and other remnants of local history. Malogorski uses a Cirkut Camera, manufactured in 1915 - that creates panoramic images up to 90” long. His large format, silver gelatin photographs mimic the wide, expansive landscapes that he loves to capture.
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Vick Mickunas speaks with returning guest Scott Geisel about his second Jackson Flint mystery set in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
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Vick Mickunas interviews author Allegra Hyde about her book Eleutheria.
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Amid recent political controversies surrounding Donald Trump, Vick Mickunas thought it would be appropriate to highlight a past interview with John W. Dean, the author of 'The Nixon Defense: What He Knew and When He Knew It'. BONUS SEGMENT: Vick Mickunas fondly remembers cowboy poet Baxter Black.
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Vick Mickunas interviews Geraldine Brooks about her latest novel, Horse.
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The 1991 film was shot in southwest Ohio. Davis will show the film at the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs and at the Wexner Center for the Arts in Columbus.