Tips for election anxiety: Advice from a former first-time voter
The responsibility for voting can sometimes feel like a heavy burden, especially when it seems like a lot is on the line in one election. […]
Ragebait: The business of making us mad
Kathrine Nero Apparently, nobody in politics disagrees anymore. They SLAM. They BLAST. They RIP into their opponents. Sometimes they even DESTROY them. At least, that’s […]
Finding an American “We” after 9/11: Religion, Ritual, and Belonging
Dr. Nathan S. French Miami University Picture, for a moment, a response to a tragic event. Often, we will see people post online about their […]
Student Voices Competition 2026
Cincinnati Public Radio & 91.7 WVXU’s Democracy & Me outreach program is pleased to announce that this year’s Student Voices Competition is officially here! Open to area […]
Your Feed Has an Editor. You Just Don’t Know Who It Is.
Kathrine Nero For most of my career, I knew exactly who was deciding what counted as news. In a traditional TV newsroom, there was an […]
