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In a new season of our award-winning series Veterans' Voices, you will hear the stories of people affected by, and working to prevent veteran suicide. The season premiere features Veterans' Voices lead producer Seth Gordon and retired Lt Col and Clinical Social Worker Bill Wall.
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The India Club of Greater Dayton has been hosting an annual Diwali party for decades, and this year's celebration was one of its biggest yet...
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The WYSO Race Project invites two everyday people from the Miami Valley to talk about their life experiences through the prism of skin color.
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The Stoddard Avenue Pumpkin Glow has been a Dayton tradition for over 30 years. WYSO spent the week before Halloween in the Grafton Hill neighborhood, where a team of volunteers carve over 800 Jack-o-lanterns each year and display them on a hillside for the city to see.
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WYSO’s Jason Reynolds is launching a new series called Miami Valley Celebrates. He’ll be traveling the area to learn the origins of popular holidays, as well as the unique ways they’re celebrated in the Miami Valley.
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Local baseball fans and historians have had new opportunities to learn about a lost part of the history of the sport in the Miami Valley: The Dayton Marcos of the Negro League.
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We visit DeSoto Bass in this season of West Dayton Stories, the city’s oldest and largest public housing complex. The stories from this place are tender and troubled, and reveal some of the history of Dayton’s African American West Side.
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Patrick (Patty) Patton loves hockey, and every Saturday morning his mom drives him to practice. On one of those morning drives, something happened that would change Patty's life in a big way.
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Patrick (Patty) Patton loves hockey, and every Saturday morning his mom drives him to practice. On one of those morning drives, something happened that would change Patty's life in a big way.
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David Seitz visits Allie Martin’s sound work, This is a Black Neighborhood.
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Community Voices producer amaha sellassie is a student of community; here are his thoughts on what it is — and what it could be.
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Community Voices producer Omopé Carter Daboiku considers community, she sees a plurality.