WYSO-FM (Dayton, OH)

WYSO (91.3 FM) is a radio station located in Yellow Springs, Ohio, close to Dayton. It is run by Antioch College and serves as the primary National Public Radio member station for the Miami Valley area, which includes Dayton and Springfield.

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#494238

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#108121

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#1362

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Air traffic overhaul obstacles

2 days ago | wyso.org | Joel Rose

The fragile state of the U.S. air traffic control system was easy to see during the recent outages in Newark. But it will be a lot harder to make up for decades of underinvestment and other mistakes. Copyright 2025 NPR
New Ohio moms see slight improvement to mental health care, but Medicaid cuts could reverse that

3 days ago | wyso.org | Ben Thorp

States across the country improved policies and support for maternal mental health — but only slightly. Ohio saw its grade increase from a D to a C. The country's overall grade increased from a D+ to a C- this year, according to a new report. Only Alabama and Mississippi are still receiving failing grades.
More than 10% of Ohio babies are being admitted to NICUs, according to CDC data brief

3 days ago | wyso.org | Ben Thorp

More babies are being admitted to neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) across the country, according to a data brief from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The brief analyzed NICU admissions data between 2016 and 2023. Infants may be admitted to the NICU for a variety of reasons, including being born early, underweight, having birth defects, infections or heart or respiratory issues.
An automated semi-truck is being tested on I-70. Can it survive Midwestern weather?

4 days ago | wyso.org | Mike Frazier

If you drive on I-70 between Columbus and Indianapolis, you might encounter a semi-truck that's remotely controlled by the truck in front of it. It’s part of the automated truck project by the departments of transportation for Ohio and Indiana. WYSO’s Mike Frazier spoke with Breanna Badanes, spokesperson for Drive Ohio, a division of ODOT that explores using technology to improve transportation. She explains why the automated technology is being studied along I-70 in Ohio and Indiana.
Hamas pushes back on the latest Gaza ceasefire proposal offered by the U.S.

6 days ago | wyso.org | Joe Hernandez

Updated June 1, 2025 at 1:31 PM EDTA new White House proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza that's been accepted by Israel is now facing pushback from Hamas, in a development a top U.S. diplomat is calling "unacceptable."The proposal, which includes a 60-day ceasefire, is the latest attempt by the U.S. to end the fighting in Gaza that's been raging for nearly 20 months since Hamas launched a surprise attack against Israel in late 2023.
A gazillionaire becomes conflicted in Wes Anderson's 'The Phoenician Scheme'

1 week ago | wyso.org | Bob Mondello
Yellow Springs woman aims to swim English Channel, be 2nd Ohio woman to complete challenge

1 week ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

On this afternoon, I caught up with Yellow Springs resident Amy Wamsley during a practice swim at Antioch College. She glides effortlessly through the water. "I'm an athlete. This has become a way of life for me, and I think that's when you become an athlete," Wamsley said. Now the way of life for Wamsley includes tracking her food intake, vitamins and fluids. She collaborates with a therapeutic body works expert, and incorporates meditation, a strict sleep schedule, yoga and weights.
Garden kits with seeds, starter plants given out at Dayton-area mobile food bank stops

1 week ago | wyso.org | Shay Frank

Five Rivers MetroParks is working with The Foodbank to offer garden-to-go kits at mobile distributions. These kits are designed to help people pad their pantry with fresh produce this spring. "So the Garden To Go kits have seeds and seedlings in them and we know that it's not going to solve world hunger, right? Like that's not that's not necessarily the aim that we're going for," said Kaitlyn Lowry, education coordinator at possum Creek Metro Park with Five Rivers MetroParks.
Earthquakes in Ohio? It’s more likely than you think

1 week ago | wyso.org | Erin Gottsacker

At the end of last month, a minor earthquake rattled southeast Ohio’s Noble County. A few days later residents reported another. Then another. By May 8, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources had detected 53 earthquakes in the county, prompting the agency to halt hydraulic fracturing – or fracking – at a well pad there. “This part of the continent doesn't have a plate boundary now, but it did in the past,” said Mike Brudzinski, a professor of seismology with Miami University.
UD professor on Pope Leo: 'He's an American, but I think he may surprise us in what that means'

1 week ago | wyso.org | Jerry Kenney

Pope Leo XIV has been head of the Catholic Church for almost a month. And while some of the surprise that an American cardinal was chosen may have worn off, many are still wondering about its implications. One of them is Anthony Smith, University of Dayton Associate Professor of Religious Studies and author of The Look of Catholics: Portrayals in Popular Culture. He spoke to us about the new pope’s place in pop-culture. This transcript has been lightly edited for time and clarity.