Community Voices

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...

Hear from Mary and Adam Panstingel, who are teaching their children to care for the Little Miami River.

Centerville High School student Regan Neil shares a story about their changing relationship with something very important in their lives.

Eric and Elizabeth Worthen, father and daughter from Dayton, share a story of forgiveness gained through honest and painful storytelling. Eric is a military veteran, who overcame PTSD to rebuild his relationship with Elizabeth.

Hear from 100-year-old canoeist and conservationist Mike Fremont. He has spent a lifetime enjoying and protecting the Little Miami River.

Teenager Keith Board, shares a story about a conversation that happened one day when he and his mom were driving in the car.

Meet Uma Mullapudi from India, who is now a meditation teacher. She talks about teaching meditation classes during the pandemic with Libby Ballengee of Dayton.

Good news about the health of the Little Miami River – and some ideas about how to keep it clean.

Meet Zous and Josie Garcia. They came to the US from the Philippines as students in 1967.

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.

Meet Katia Maklouf from Algeria. She talks about how her Dayton roommate has made her transition to life in America so much easier.

We begin a new season of a series about immigrants in the Miami Valley – it’s called The Bind that Ties. In this iteration we meet Ales Ficko – from Slovenia.