WYSO is a radio station that began broadcasting in 1958, student-run and stationed on the Antioch College campus, with only 19 watts of power, and only broadcasted four hours a day. Now community based, with 50,000 watts and broadcasting 24/7, WYSO is the only NPR News
Winter co-op has been a very interesting time. From ankle-deep snow to virtual gatherings, it has given many of us quite the learning curve. This term I decided to continue as the Miller Fellow for the Village Impact Project, a non-profit that is geared towards
We envision a world where people live sustainably and cooperatively in smaller communities which are diverse, equitable, and just. Today we focus on research and education on living sustainably with emphasis on reducing and changing energy consumption in the context of community to facilitate the
Choosing and being chosen to work at the Antioch School aligned fruitfully. I come from a familiar culture: I value community, connection, nature, compassionate communication, authentic expression and individuality. What makes this experience culturally different is my role within the school -- from a student's
The Yellow Springs Community Access Channel is a local Time Warner Channel 5 outlet. They are located in the community center and are a public program. Their mission is “to work with local government, community members, and community organizations to create and cablecast programs that
My personal learning experience has been significant during my co-op term. After finishing my co-op at Home, Inc., I notice I have become very comfortable speaking to strangers. More than just being comfortable speaking to others on the phone, I also believe that I have
