NPR Affiliate Correspondent and Multimedia Producer
Emily Votaw is an NPR Affiliate Correspondent and Multimedia Producer. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music, film, and theater, as well as architecture and planning. 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.
When reaching out with story ideas or expert commentary pitches, consider tailoring them specifically to events or developments occurring within Ohio or affecting its residents.
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By: Emily Votaw
Inkcarceration 2026 overcame wildfire smoke and weather delays to deliver a weekend of standout performances.
Alex Cameron's Late to Set rewards repeat listens with evocative storytelling, emotional ambiguity and impeccable pop craftsmanship.
By: Emily Votaw
Underground Railroad scholars discuss new research documenting Appalachian freedom routes and verified historic sites across Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia.
By: Emily Votaw
A filmed version of "Hadestown" brings the musical’s blend of Greek myth, folk and jazz to the screen while preserving the intimacy of live theater.
Tom O’Grady of the Southeast Ohio History Center and Heidi Bender Kauffman of the Southern Ohio Museum explore Portsmouth’s Native American history, cultural heritage and efforts to preserve the region’s past.
Captain Chucke & the Cadillac South explores grief, self-doubt and optimism on its new album, “Tiny Towns,” out Aug. 21.
By: Emily Votaw
Morgan Rife has been named the 76th Little Miss Parade of the Hills, with Kira Mohler, Mackenzie Howard and Gracie Scott joining her court.
Athens Art Guild President Marjorie Lee talks with WOUB about celebrating the grand opening of the organization's headquarters.
By: Emily Votaw
Radio Free Athens (RFA) is broadcast Saturdays on WOUB 1340 AM and allows community volunteers and Ohio University students to present music and interview content through a format-free, host-driven program.
Now Playing reviews 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma', a slasher romance exploring queer desire, horror fandom and cinematic fantasy.
