Congratulations to history alum Leticia Wiggins whose teams were the recipients of three Emmy Awards for work on WOSU public media programming for work produced in 2021. The 58th Annual Ohio Valley Regional EMMY Awards were announced during a virtual ceremony on July 30. The award winning programs are as follows:

Ben Bays, Leticia Wiggins, Diana Bergemann, David Holm

QED with Dr. B
A fun and informative science series co-produced by WOSU Public Media and COSI, QED with Dr. B talks one-on-one with the scientists, engineers and innovators who are redefining how we interact with our world.

The Emmy-winning team behind QED with Dr. B

QED with Dr. B: The Science of Taste
Category: Environment/Science – Long Form Content
Cindy Gaillard, Ben Bays, David Holm, Diana Bergemann, Dr. Frederic Bertley, Dr. Marci Howdyshell, Leticia Wiggins, Ryan Hitchcock
From Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams to the neural pathways that deliver flavor signals to the brain, explore how the science of taste is a delicious area of study.

QED with Dr. B: Exercise
Category: Health/Medical – Long Form Content
Cindy Gaillard, Ben Bays, Ryan Hitchcock, David Holm, Diana Bergemann, Leticia Wiggins, Dr. Frederic Bertley, Dr. Marci Howdyshell
Find out how exercise changes more than just your muscles as experts describe the physiological and psychological changes that can help make us happier, more social and more focused, regardless of our athletic abilities.

Broad & High
An exciting and original weekly magazine show developed by the award-winning production team of WOSU Public Media, Broad & High explores the character and creativity of Columbus and beyond. Watch Thursdays at 8pm on WOSU TV.

Broad & High: The Art of Traditional Mexican Cartonera
Category: Arts/Entertainment – Short Form Content
Leticia Wiggins, David Holm, Ryan Hitchcock
Leticia Vazquez-Smith shares her knowledge of the making of a traditional Mexican artifact. A dance school not only educates, but also brings joy and confidence to its students. Artist Terrance Osborne helps create culture in his work, and music from Earwig.

One of nineteen regional chapters, the Ohio Valley Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is a professional service organization dedicated to the advancement of the arts and sciences of television and related media and to the promotion of creative leadership for artistic, educational and technical achievements within the television industry.