Ohio University Press Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Ohio University Press is proud to present a podcast interview series featuring books from our latest authors.
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Today on the Ohio University Press Podcast we talk with Wendy Welch about her new book, "Fall or Fly: The Strangely Hopeful Story of Foster Care and Adoption in Appalachia."
Today on the Ohio University Press podcast we sit down with novelist Andrew Welsh-Huggins to talk about the latest book in his acclaimed Andy Hayes series, The Third Brother.
Today on Ohio University Press, we interview author Steven D. Gish about his new book, Amy Biehl's Last Home.
Today on the Ohio University Press Podcast we sit down with children's author Artie Knapp and wildlife illustrator Guy Hobbs to discuss a new children's picture book, "Little Otter Learns to Swim."
Today on the Ohio University Press Podcast we interview author Graham Hoppe about his latest book, Gone Dollywood: Dolly Parton's Mountain Dream.
Today on the Ohio University Press Podcast we interview Dr. David Andrew Nichols, a professor of history at Indiana State University, about his latest book on American Indian Histories, "Peoples of the Inland Sea: Native Americans and Newcomers in the Great Lakes Region, 1600-1870."