Echoes Extras

Hear more on popular Echoes articles and topics through companion videos listed below.

Ohio Stadium, completed in 1922, still drawing fans 100 years later

Ohio Stadium opened 100 years ago with a game against Ohio Wesleyan University on Oct. 7, 1922. A century later, the historic landmark on the campus of the Ohio State University retains its majesty and allure as a venue for both Buckeye State residents and college football fans across the country. Learn more about the country’s third-largest college football stadium from Archie Griffin, an Ohio State running back from 1972-75 and the only two-time Heisman Trophy winner, and Bob Hunter, an author and former Columbus Dispatch sports columnist, in this exclusive Echoes Extra interview.

The Armstrong Air & Space Museum Turns 50!

Hear from Echoes Magazine Contributing Writer Owen Milnes, Former Site Manager John Zwez, and Curator and Communications Director Logan Rex about the Ohio History Connection’s Armstrong Air & Space Museum. Get a 50th anniversary look inside the museum, which opened in astronaut Neil Armstrong’s hometown, Wapakoneta, three years to the day after his 1969 moon walk.

Cleveland's Guardians

Hear from Echoes Contributor, David Simmons, and Echoes Editor, Bill Eichenberger, as they talk more about the story behind the iconic Guardian pylons. This is a companion video to our May & June 2022 article called  "Cleveland's Guardians--The Jazz-Age Giants Who Guard The Land"