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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#409967

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#93881

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#1154

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The next James Bond film will have Dune's Denis Villeneuve as its director

1 day ago | wyso.org | Bill Chappell

Dune director Denis Villeneuve views the world of James Bond as "sacred territory." Now he'll have a chance to shape that world: the Quebecois filmmaker is directing the next installment of the venerable spy's adventures. "I grew up watching James Bond films with my father, ever since Dr. No with Sean Connery," Villeneuve said as Amazon MGM announced that he will helm the next 007 movie.
Senator shares early intelligence on state of Iranian nuclear program

3 days ago | wyso.org | Megan Lim |Ari Shapiro |Sarah Handel
Mental health agency hosts Dayton robotics camp as positive option for youth

3 days ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

A dozen Dayton area youth recently spent the day building simple robots at a local summer camp. Divided into three teams, their goal to build a unit that will travel about ten feet down a hallway, pick up several blocks and transport them back to the starting position. 11-year-old Prince Sharik Rincon Moss is on the red team.
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5 days ago | wyso.org | Jerry Kenney

Journeys - Immigrant Storytelling: A new immigrant storytelling initiative has launched in Springfield. It’s called Journeys, and their first event happened earlier this month at The Springfield Metropolis. WYSO’s Luckens Merzius has the story. Veterans Voices: When William Bowers retired from the Air Force, he realized he missed being around other veterans.
As time runs short for many Haitian immigrants, Springfield attorney says some still have options

1 week ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

For the rest of 2025, Springfield’s Haitian Support Center is hosting legal clinics to help Haitian immigrants living in the city. Many are in the U.S. legally under what’s called temporary protection status (TPS). However, that status is set to end on Aug. 3. "Haiti is still in a state of horrific conditions," said Inna Simakovsky, a Columbus-based immigration attorney.
How WYSO and StoryCorps are helping people take 'One Small Step' toward understanding

1 week ago | wyso.org | Jerry Kenney

The Eichelberger Center for Community Voices at WYSO is working on a project called "One Small Step" which pairs community members with different political or religious views to have a conversation and get to know each other as people. In this WYSO Weekend excerpt, we spoke with center director Will Davis, and Ryann Beaschler, the assistant manager of the project, as they begin pairing participants and hosting conversations in July. This transcript has been lightly edited for length and clarity.
What's Great in Dayton: June 20 - 26, 2025

1 week ago | wyso.org | Charlie Campbell

CoLab II: A fusion of Dayton’s most vibrant multidisciplinary artists with six brand-new original dance works at the PNC Arts Annex. Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm. UN International Yoga Day: On Saturday Heartfulness Meditation Center in Beavercreek is hosting yoga, 9 to 10am and guided relaxation & heartfulness meditation, 10 to 10:30amBeekeepers Association Honey Harvest: Experience live honey extraction demos, food trucks with buzz-worthy bites and local vendors with hive-inspired treasures.
After 3 accidental shootings and 2 deaths, Dayton Police stress gun safety

1 week ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

Since late May, Dayton police have responded to three shootings. According to investigators, the people involved were playing with loaded guns. Dayton Police Maj. Brian Johns said accidental shootings are preventable. "You should never point any firearm at another person and pull the trigger,," Johns said, regardless of whether the person believes the gun to be loaded or unloaded. One incident involved two adult men who were drinking together in at home.
Dayton area residents hold event opposing 'big, beautiful' federal budget bill

1 week ago | wyso.org | Kathryn Mobley

In Washington D.C., U.S. senators are creating their version of Trump's multi-trillion dollar "big beautiful" budget bill. Meanwhile in the Dayton area, a group of residents said they want more people talking about the legislation, questioning its content and sharing their concerns. "This is democracy in action," said Will Mansfield, a part of the group.
Q&A: Clayton mayor talks housing growth, touts city staff, showcases future pizza restaurant

1 week ago | wyso.org | Jerry Kenney

This week, for WYSO’s City Mayor Series, we head to the city of Clayton, a young city formed in 1998 when the then-village incorporated with Randolph Township. Clayton has a population of just over 13,000 people. In this interview. Mayor Mike Stevens talks about a unique collaboration they have with two nearby communities. This interview has been lightly edited for length and clarity. This story was produced for the ear. To listen, click the blue "listen" button at the top.