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Welcome to Seems Like Me

Get to know the host of Seems Like Me through brief explanations of why this podcast started, favorite things, and a snippet of what the new year brings.

Jack of All Takes: My Top 5 2026 NBA draft prospects

This June, the NBA will welcome a talented crop of prospects. The 2026 draft class is filled with prospects from one of the most loaded college freshman classes in years.

Editorial: Anti-ICE pins prove celebrities are pro-advocacy

Celebrities at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards wore anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement pins on the red carpet and the ballroom in tribute to Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman fatally shot by an ICE officer, and Keith Porter, who was killed by an off-duty ICE officer in Los Angeles.

Chelsea’s Real Food delivers locally sourced, healthy meals

Every Monday, Chelsea Hindenach releases her weekly menu of gluten-free, locally sourced meals to her Facebook page. Customers place orders and pick up dinner from her Thursdays at Kindred Market. Saturdays, she parks her truck at the Athens Farmers Market, where the line starts forming before she's even ready.

Seniors deem spring semester ‘exciting, but sad’

With less than four months left in the semester, graduation is fast approaching for Ohio University seniors. 

Rise and Grind opens new Stimson Avenue coffee shop

Rise and Grind, the coffee truck on the corner of Court and Union Streets, has expanded. The business now has a brick-and-mortar location at 23 E. Stimson Ave. which opened Jan. 8.

Police blotter: Cups of coffee thrown on cars, cat fight

Friday, Jan. 9

McCarey discusses plans, intentions for first term as City Council president

Micah McCarey, the newly elected City Council President, summed up the first few weeks of his presidency with one word: “Rewarding,” McCarey said.

Weekender Briefs: movies, crafts, games

Tuesday, Jan. 20

Tend Space Art Center showcases new exhibit: 'Caretaker'

“Caretaker” is a group exhibit featuring pieces from five artists, Chloe Sampson, Zelda Thayer-Hansen, Ellie Dale, Julia Weber and Isabella DeRose. 

US Weekly Headlines: Protests, immigration shooting

Monday, Jan. 12

GoBus to expand service to 23 cities

The bright neon green buses that are often spotted in front of Baker Center, GoBus, will be expanding their service by adding four new intercity routes.

EPA approves new insecticide, conservation groups sue

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently registered ten products containing an active insecticide, known as isocycloseram. According to an EPA press release from Nov. 20, the pesticide is aimed for use on turf and ornamental plants, commercial, industrial and domestic sites to help farmers manage and grow their crops.

Women's Basketball: Ohio climbs MAC with win against Northern Illinois

Ohio (11-5, 5-1 Mid-American Conference) defeated Northern Illinois (3-14 overall, 1-5 MAC) by a score of 66-62. The game was sloppy on the Bobcats’ end, with the team shooting 13% in the first quarter, but they were able to power through with defense, as that side of the ball is what really stood out in this game for Ohio.

Daily Rundown: 2016 replaces 2026, What to know for OU vs. NIU, TikTok fitness toxicity and more!

Kickin’ with Kyra: Everyone should travel in their 20s

We left high school, thinking it would be the start of the real world. Being adults and starting a new chapter may have felt huge, but honestly, it sometimes feels like we went from one bubble to another, and travel is an opportunity to grow and make our personal bubbles a little bigger. 

Abby’s Angle: TikTok fitness community is toxic for women

Among those who make New Year's resolutions, data from Statista shows 48% of Americans want to exercise more, followed closely by eating healthier at 45% and losing weight at 31%.

2016 makes a comeback in 2026

The new year is in full swing, but instead of going into 2026 wholeheartedly, the internet has decided on reincarnating 2016. That means it is time to whip out finger mustaches, put on skinny jeans and log into an abandoned Tumblr account.

Women's Basketball: Everything to know for Northern Illinois

Ohio (10-5 Overall, 4-1 Mid-American Conference) will be back at home defending the Convo against the Northern Illinois Huskies (3-13 Overall, 1-4 MAC) after a two-game road trip. The Bobcats are coming off a tough loss against Kent State, snapping their five-game losing streak and giving them their first Mid-American Conference loss this season. As for the Huskies, they are coming off back-to-back MAC losses where they have been outscored by a combined 38 points.

OU identified as school affected by NCAA basketball scandal

Ohio University was identified as a school affected by a federal indictment against 20 people, including 15 former NCAA Division I men’s basketball players, over alleged game fixing. The prosecutors claim the people indicted created a betting scheme to fix games in the NCAA and the Chinese Basketball Association in the 2023-24 and 2024-25 seasons.