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What happens when a radio station hands the mic to the community it serves? At WYSO, the public radio station in Southwest Ohio, storytelling is a collaborative effort. Through the Eichelberger Center for Community Voices, the station trains local residents—many with no prior media experience—to pr…
What does it actually take to build a real community—not just a social media following or a membership list, but a sense of genuine belonging? In Community Case Studies, we go beyond theory and dive into real-world examples. Each episode spotlights a different group—nonprofits, festivals, clubs, co…
How does a community of creatives grow from a college film festival into a global talent network? Vi Andrews, Community Lead at Ideas United, manages a worldwide community of storytellers—photographers, filmmakers, designers, and more—who share a mission to use creativity for social impact. What be…
A thriving music scene starts with a strong sense of community—and in Milwaukee, it often starts at the Grace Weber's Music Lab. This arts and music education program serves high school and middle school students, offering more than just lessons—it offers connection. At the heart of the Lab is Brit…
What happens when bestselling authors build spaces for readers, not just audiences? International bestselling novelist Karen Dionne, author of The Marsh King’s Daughter and The Wicked Sister, joins host Seth Resler to talk about The Back Room—a thriving online community she co-founded for readers a…
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