Listen Up Antioch

WYSO has uploaded their recordings of the Saturday afternoon sessions of the Antioch University Board of Trustee meetings in Cincinatti. These are almost certainly higher quality than the versions from our streams. Thanks again to WYSO for providing this wonderful resource.

These recordings were found here on WYSO’s audio archives website.

Also Ed M Koziarski posted a great summary of this meeting, I’m including that below (more…)

Thanks to Michael Caselli for recording the meeting in Kelly Hall this morning;

“Stakeholder synopsis of the meetings that took place in Cincinnati plus the announcement of the press release from the BoT agreeing to work collaboratively with the AB based upon what they heard in Cincinnati”

Just found this link on WYSO’s website with the audio of the Sunday morning meeting of the Antioch University Board of Trustees with former Board members regarding the impending closure of Antioch College.

Podcast friendly link directly to this audio is provided below.

Thank you to WYSO for providing this wonderful resource.

Recordings from the morning of August 25, 2007 at the Antioch University Board of Trustees meeting with ‘Stakeholders’ at the Holiday Inn Cincinnati Airport

Saturday AM Session – Cleaned, Edited & Organized

The following courtesy of Alan Benard ’92 who cleaned up and edited the entire morning session by speaker. Please drop him a note of thanks for doing all this (and he’s busy working on the Saturday afternoon ones now too).

Pardon any spelling errors, please reply with corrections and I’ll fix them.

• Segment 01 – Art Zucker ’55, President, Antioch University Board of Trustees
• Segment 02 – Moderator
• Segment 03 -Alumni Board Statement, Catherine Jordan
• Segment 04 – CMs Intro Group 1
• Segment 05 – Jill Becker, Faculty
• Segment 06 – CMs
• Segment 07 – Carole Braun, Faculty
• Segment 08 – Tony Dallas, YS resident and son of former Faculty member
• Segment 09 – Sam Eckenrode, YS Business Owner
• Segment 10 – Amanda, Student
• Segment 11- CMs Intro Group 2
• Segment 12 – Noreen Dean-Dresser (sp?), NY Alumnua
• Segment 13 – Chris Hill, Faculty
• Segment 14 – Howard Cort, Alumnus
• Segment 15 – Amy Peterson, UE 767 (sp?)
• Segment 16 – Michael Jones, YS Resident
• Segment 17 – Entering 1st Year Student
• Segment 18 – CMs Intro Group 3
• Segment 19 – Eric Miller, Faculty
• Segment 20 – Alumnus, Class of ’94
• Segment 21 – Judith Hempfling, YS Village Council
• Segment 22 – Patty Dallas, YS resident, oral historian
• Segment 23 – Dimi Reber, Emeritus Faculty
• Segment 24 – CMs Intro Group 4
• Segment 25 – Julian Sharp (sp?), Senior student
• Segment 26 – Pat Mische, Faculty
• Segment 27 – Megan Rosenfeld, 2nd generation alumna ’69
• Segment 28 – Charlie von Holstein, 1st year entering student
• Segment 29 – CMs Intro Group 5
• Segment 30 – Ken Huber, YS resident
• Segment 31 – Mariel Treman, transfer student
• Segment 32 – Ted Goertzel, Alumnus ’64
• Segment 33 – Peter Townsend, Faculty
• Segment 34 – CMs Intro Group 6
• Segment 35 – Brian Springer – YS resident
• Segment 36 – Alice Robrish, YS resident
• Segment 37 – Larry Rubin, Alumnus
• Segment 38 – Jack Ward, 1st year entering student
• Segment 39 – CMs Intro Group 7
• Segment 40 – Tom Haugsby, Faculty
• Segment 41 – Ben Horlocker, 1st year entering student
• Segment 42 – Moderator closes queue
• Segment 43 – Karen Mulhauser, alumna ’65, Former Trustee, Former Alumni Board President
• Segment 44 – Hassan Rahmanian, Faculty
• Segment 45 – Judith Wolert-Maldonado, Alumna, YS resident
• Segment 46 – Art Zucker, Closing Remarks

Also Ed M Koziarksi posted a great summary of this meeting and I’m posting that below (more…)

Raw unedited recordings from the Saturday meeetings in Cincinatti are available below. There are people working on editing & cleaning/balancing these but they are audible for the most part.

Updated versions will be posted here (as well as links to WYSO’s copies when they are available)

Note – These are currently the raw unedited versions. There were some tech problems at the beginning of the first afternoon session and thus the stream was stopped/started while we were trouble shooting. This affected only the beginning during the introductions.