NPR Affiliate Correspondent and Multimedia Producer
Emily Votaw is an NPR Affiliate Correspondent and Multimedia Producer. She focuses on the intersection of arts and entertainment, covering topics such as the film industry, filmmaking, the music business, and fine art. Emily's work has been featured in PopMatters and WOUB Public Media.
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Emily Votaw's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government and politics, and entertainment news within Ohio. Pitches to Emily should revolve around stories related to local veterans' issues, changes in Ohio laws or policies (particularly abortion-related), as well as features on music festivals and concerts happening in the state.
Given her focus on civil rights topics at a national level, she may also be interested in stories related to this theme that have implications for the broader US population.
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Faetooth discusses touring, songwriting, and blending doom metal with folklore and emotion ahead of the band’s 2026 U.S. summer tour.
By: Emily Votaw
A moving Jason Molina documentary rejects mythmaking, using memories and contradictions to reveal the human life behind the songs.
Director David Lowery blends pop stardom, fashion, ghosts, and trauma in the strange, haunting psychodrama "Mother Mary."
Singer-songwriter Mac DeMarco brought his current tour to the Agora Theatre Saturday, performing in support of his latest album, "Guitar."
Feeding Folk Spring Benefest will feature live music and raffle prizes May 15 in Nelsonville to benefit the Nelsonville Food Cupboard.
Athens Porchfest returns as a two-day event this weekend. WOUB Culture has compiled a schedule and festival guide.
Sony Music's Jon Chinn joins "Audiosyncracies" to celebrate Athens' '90s music scene, featuring Orchestraville, Appalachian Death Ride, and more.
Sonic Temple 2026 broke attendance records with standout performances overcoming a lukewarm lineup and lingering logistical issues.
Mekons co-founder Tom Greenhalgh on HORROR, its dub remix, and what the band of '77 would make of nearly fifty years.
In response to his review of "Is God Is," film scholar Dr. Gordon Briggs looks at three other films about lady outlaws.
