The WOUB Center for Public Media provides services that support lifelong learning in southeastern Ohio, western West Virginia and northeastern Kentucky. WOUB Public Media is a unique broadcasting service licensed to Ohio University. WOUB is an experiential learning unit of the Scripps College of Communication and services the community by providing television, radio, online and other media service
s. The PBS affiliate operates seven television signals between two transmitters in Athens and Cambridge, WOUB-TV serves 55 counties in four states – Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Kentucky. The PBS affiliate operates 24 hours a day to serve the region with news and educational programming. The WOUB Radio Network serves three states – Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky - with five transmitters in Athens, Chillicothe, Ironton, Zanesville and Cambridge. WOUB-AM serves the immediate Athens area with a variety of talk and music programs. Both can be heard online at woub.org. One of the most important services of WOUB Public Media is to train Ohio University students. More than 200 students a year work in all departments within WOUB to gets hands-on training to accelerate their skills and gain experience in order to help gain employment. WOUB-TV is available over the air on 20.1, 20.2, 20.3, 20.4. 20.5, 20.6 & 20.7(Athens) and 44.1, 44.2, 44.3, 44.4, 44.5, 44.6, 44.7 (Cambridge). To find out what channel WOUB appears on cable/satellite, contact your provider. Listen to the WOUB Radio network on 91.3 Athens; 89.1 Cambridge; 89.1 Ironton; 91.9 Chillicothe; and 91.1 Zanesville. WOUB is available via livestream on many devices including the WOUB app.
WOUB Public Media is an NPR and PBS affiliate from Ohio University. Online at woub.org. The NPR affiliate operates 24 hours a day.
