During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumnus Bob Peters, class of 1966. Bob Peters graduated Antioch College as a physics major, and has worked for NASA for the past 18 years. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Bob about his interest in physics and today’s latest theories and findings in astronomy and quantum mechanics.

During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumnus Philip Brigham, '97. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Philip about his co-op experiences, how he found his interest in anthropology, the campus climate during the 90s, as well as the SOPP.

During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumna, Angelica Benton Molina, 97'. WYSO's Juliet Fromholt spoke with Angelica Benton Molina at WYSO studios. There Angelica talks about her deep connection to the college, and why Antioch was the right choice for her.

During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumna Heidi Lovie, class of ‘99. Heidi Lovie graduated Antioch College as a Self, Society, and Culture self-design major. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Heidi about her family’s legacy in advocacy, as well as her co-op experiences and how they influenced her life after Antioch.

This edition of the Antioch Word features an interview conducted by one of WYSO’s Miller Fellows, Rachel Isaacson, about a disaster relief organization called Altruistic Relief that provides aid and assistance in times of need such as hurricanes in the United States. Altruistic Relief visited Antioch to meet with members of the community interested in helping people at the U.S.-Mexico border.

This edition of the Antioch Word features an interview conducted by one of WYSO’s Miller Fellows, Rachel Isaacson. She spoke to Lilith Sinclair from the Border Support Network, who visited Antioch to meet with members of the community interested in helping people at the U.S.-Mexico border. Lilith Sinclair spoke about the Border Support Network project, issues surrounding the proposed border wall, and what Antioch can do to be involved.

For this episode of the Antioch Word, WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson interviews leaders of food justice projects that the Urban Food Projects class in Summer 2018 visited. The class was hosted by Kat Christen, manager of the Antioch Farm, who wanted to take classes to local gardens to discuss and see first-hand the type of work that these projects do. This podcast is Part 2 of a two-part series on local food justice, where Rachel Isaacson interviewed Catherine Bitwayiki from the project Crossover Community Development.

This edition of the Antioch Word is Part 1 of a two-part series on local food justice. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson interviewed leaders of food justice projects that the Urban Food Projects class in Summer 2018 visited. The class was hosted by Kat Christen, manager of the Antioch Farm, who wanted to take classes to local gardens to discuss and see first-hand the type of work that these projects do. Today we hear from Sherry Chen from the project SOUP.

On this episode of, The Antioch Word, Dayton Ohio Native and Social Media Music Star, Yellopain, is interviewed by, Mary Evans, the 2018 Miller Fellow at WYSO Studios. Yellopain talks about social justice activisms he is involved in and how he is using his success to help other Dayton Ohioians chase their musical and media dreams.

On this edition of The Antioch Word, you will hear Episode 3 of our recap of Antioch College’s first, Freedom To Vote Rally. Mila Cooper,Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion and Executive Director of the Coretta Scott King Center at Antioch College, emceed this event. Special Guest Civil Rights activist Shaun King, shares the importance of voting and speaks about how the impact of police violence and injustices pushed him to seek answers.

On this editon of The Antioch Word you will hear Episode 2 of our recap of The Freedom To Vote Rally that was held on Antioch College's Campus. Mila Cooper,Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Executive Director, Coretta Scott King Center Antioch College, emceed this event. Special Guest Jamal Lemy, current Antioch College student Elijah Snow-Rackley Antioch College Professor Kim Landsbergen, share the importance of voting.

This is Episode 1 of our recap of the first annual Freedom To Vote Rally that took place on Antioch College's campus. In this episode, Mila Cooper, Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion and Executive Director of The Coretta Scott King Center at Antioch College hosts the Rally. Antioch College President Tom Manley, Shannon Isom from YWCA Dayton, Texas school shooting survivor Jai Gillard, current Antioch College students Alyssa Navarrette, Mary Evans, Truth Garrett, and The World House Choir all share why voting is vital to the community.

During Antioch College's 2018 Reunion, alumni visited the WYSO studios and shared their stories with current Antioch students, fellow alumni, and WYSO staff members. This edition of the Antioch Word features alumnus Joe Yarkin, '90. WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson spoke with Joe about his experiences with traveling by hopping freight trains, how he found himself attending Antioch College where he found his interest in solar energy.

This episode of The Antioch Word features alumna Kathy Huff, Class of 1967. In this interview with current Antioch student Thoms Amrhein, Kathy talks about the reason why she initially chose Antioch and how the closing of Antioch in 2008 brought Antioch Alumni back together.

In this edition of the Antioch Word, WYSO Miller Fellow Rachel Isaacson interviewed alumna Susan Barkan, class of 1978, who was one of the recipients of a Winning Victories for Humanity grant for her work in her organization “Partners for Our Children”.

For this edition of The Antioch Word, Yellow Springs funk band Mojo Power visited the WYSO studios. In this interview Mojo Power talks with podcast co-host and 2018 Miller Fellow Mary Evans about the band's mission statement, musical influences, and what to expect from Mojo Power in years to come.

This edition of The Antioch Word showcases how music can be used as the common thread that promotes intersectionality, activism, and community building.

On this episode of The Antioch Word, nationally recognized, local rapper Issa Walker, aka Issa Ali, talks with WYSO 2018 Miller Fellow Mary Evans on the first part of a three part series called, Intersectionality, Activism, and Community Building through Music. Issa talks about how he found a musical community in Yellow Springs, collaborations, and what we can expect from Issa Ali, the rapper in the years to come.

This edition of the Antioch Word features interviews conducted by one of WYSO’s Miller Fellows, Rachel Isaacson, about an initiative in Yellow Springs that started in 2017 to help the community be more accessible for those with cognitive disorders such as dementia.

On this episode of, The Antioch Word, Mary Evans, a 2018 Miller Fellow at WYSO, interviews Cultural Anthropologist and Glen Helen Volunteer, Emily Foubert.