WYSO's Lee Wade has been chosen to fill a key role within the station's Eichelberger Center for Community Voices. In this interview, he spoke with Jerry Kenney about his new role, family life, and musical tastes.

WYSO Public Radio has named Michael Roediger, the former longtime director of the Dayton Art Institute, as its new contract major gift officer, effective July 7. He succeeds Sara Woodhull, who is retiring.

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WYSO Public Radio is now broadcasting from our new home in the historic Union Schoolhouse in Yellow Springs.

WYSO is proud to announce our team has been recognized with 10 awards for the 2026 Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest.

With staff, volunteers, and a host of engineers on-hand, WYSO’s broadcast signal at 91.3 FM was transferred following its noon newscast on March 18, 2026.

WYSO is excited to announce our reporters have won six awards in the Ohio’s Best Journalism Contest. The contest, sponsored by the Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus Society of Professional Journalists chapters statewide, announced its 2025 awards this week.

The WYSO news team has been honored with one first place and three second place awards from the Public Media Journalists Association.

WYSO GM Luke Dennis addresses attempts to defund public media, including a House-approved rescissions package that could claw back $1.1 billion for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

WYSO is proud to stand with our colleagues in defending the role of public media in a healthy, functioning democracy.