NPR's Susan Stamberg is Coming to the Dayton Art Institute
WYSO is pleased to announce that Susan Stamberg, NPR Special Correspondent, will speak in Dayton on Friday June 29 at the Dayton Art Institute’s NCR Renaissance Auditorium at 7:30 pm. Click here to purchase tickets.
Stamberg, the first woman to anchor a national nightly news program in the United States, has been with NPR since the network began broadcasting in 1971. The following year she became the co-host of “All Things Considered,” NPR’s first daily news magazine.
WYSO News
- Business & Technology
Dayton Area Sees Job Growth From Last Year
Read moreThe Dayton area added 48 hundred jobs during the past year. That’s from a report released this week by a national business journal called On Numbers. As WYSO’s Emily McCord explains, it’s the second year in a row of job growth.
- Nature
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Poor Will's Almanack: June 5 - 11, 2012
Read morePoor Will’s Almanack for the third week of early summer.
- Health
Wright State Part Of Program Aimed At Better Medicaid Services
Read moreWright State University is among 6 Ohio universities that are partnering with the state as part of a new program aimed at training students and health care professionals to better serve Ohio's Medi
- Books
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Book Nook: The Wowzer, by Frank Wheeler Jr.
Read moreSometimes people will ask me: "how do you pick the books and authors that you choose to feature on your program?" The answer isn't complicated.
- Around the Miami Valley
WYSO Weekend: June 3, 2012
Read moreFull episode of WYSO Weekend for June 3, 2012 containing the following stories:
-Jerry Kenney interviews Joshua Fields Millburn & Ryan Nicodemus, authors of The Minimalists
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Mike Huckabee's Musical Education
The politician plays bass in a rock group, but says he grew up listening to big-band jazz. - Monkey See
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Home Video Picks: 'The Sting'
Bob Mondello recommends the new Blu-ray release of the con-man comedy The Sting. - The Salt
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The Storied History Of A Tunisian Tuna Pastry Called Bric
The Tunisian bric is just one of many stuffed pastries eaten daily across the former Ottoman Empire.