A Spotlight On William Christie
We'll explore the work of early music pioneer, William Christie, and take a look at the Parisian chanson. Plus, music by German composer Heinrich Isaac.
Apr 29, 2012•59 min
Focus on Flowers
Focus on Flowers is a weekly podcast and public radio program about flower gardening hosted by master gardener Moya Andews.
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Episodes
Poetry and Conversation With Vievee Francis
Vievee reads poems from her book Horse In the Dark and discusses her family ties to West Texas and its influence in this collection of work.
Apr 29, 2012•8 min
Breast Cancer Research Advocate Connie Rufenbarger
Gena Asher interviews Connie Rufenbarger, two-time breast cancer survivor and advocate for breast cancer research.
Apr 27, 2012•52 min
The Vanishing Nordic Chorale
Chorales of the Reformation and musical tradition across the centuries...blah..blah blahh...
Apr 27, 2012•4 min
Pollen Stains
Some tips on avoiding pollen stains, as well as some dos and don't for when pollen meets fabric.
Apr 26, 2012•2 min
"What I Have To Say To You" By Nick Courtright
Nick reads his poems "What I Have to Say to You," "Fun with Agnosticism," and "Freedom Evolves."
Apr 22, 2012•5 min
Striggio Mass In 40 Parts
Move over, Thomas Tallis - more music in 40 parts!
Apr 20, 2012•2 min
Preparing Now For September Color
Spring is the time to prepare for fall, so this month is a good time to think about your September garden.
Apr 19, 2012•2 min
Poetry And Conversation With Shana Ritter
Shana reads from her latest book, Stairs of Separation, and discusses the origins of this writing project.
Apr 15, 2012•8 min
Kings Of Tharsis
Medieval and Renaissance Music for Epiphany by Schola Antiqua of Chicago
Apr 13, 2012•3 min
Poet Nikky Finney
Ross Gay, IU professor in the MFA poetry program, speaks with poet Nikky Finney.
Apr 13, 2012•51 min
Preparing For August Blooms: Top Midwestern Perennials
A list of the plants that carry my garden through the tough days of August.
Apr 12, 2012•2 min
Horse In The Dark By Vievee Francis
Vievee Francis reads a selection of poems from her new book.
Apr 08, 2012•5 min
Mare Nostrum
Hesperion XXI, Jordi Savall, Montserrat Figueras, peace and a dialogue of souls - what more do you need to know?
Apr 06, 2012•3 min
It's Time To Divide And Move Perennials
Your summer and fall gardens will reflect your April efforts. This is our time to move things while they are still small.
Apr 05, 2012•2 min
A Musical Tour Of Ferrara
Explore music from the city of Ferrara, and hear “new music” from 17th c. Italy performed by the ensemble Quicksilver. But first, a tribute to Gustav Leonhardt.
Apr 01, 2012•59 min
"I Know What Love Is" By Emily Bobo
Bobo reads "D.C. al Coda Accord Final," "I Know What Love Is," and "The Love Song of Mason and Hamlin."
Apr 01, 2012•5 min
Indiana Chief Justice Randall Shepard
John Krull, director of the Pulliam School of Journalism, hosts a discussion of the legacy of Randall Shepard, the nation’s longest-serving state chief justice
Mar 30, 2012•51 min
Neidhart: Music From The Frankfurt Fragment
Ensemble Leones performs the music of Neidhart, a German Minnesinger.
Mar 30, 2012•4 min
"The Shepherd's Daffodil" - A Poem
Yellow is definitely the color of the month in my garden, and I suspect in yours.
Mar 29, 2012•2 min
Two Requiems
Cappella Pratensis strikes again with Ockeghem / de la Rue!
Mar 26, 2012•2 min
"Otherworldly" By Roxana Cazan
Cazan reads her poems "Otherworldly," "Poem with Birds," and "Lena."
Mar 25, 2012•7 min
"To Daffodils" - A Poem
We wait all winter for the daffodils to bloom in the spring.
Mar 22, 2012•2 min
Poetry Of Daniela Matei
Poet Roxana Cazan reads a English translation of Matei's poem "The Way Back Machine."
Mar 18, 2012•8 min
Vietnam War Novelist Tim O’Brien
IU Telecom Professor Ron Osgood interviews author Tim O'Brien as part of the Indiana University’s 2011 War & Peace Themester
Mar 16, 2012•49 min
Lost And Found: A Flute Concerto By Antonio Vivaldi
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Mar 16, 2012•3 min
Basket Of Gold
The perennial Alyssum is a cheerful harbinger of spring.
Mar 15, 2012•2 min
Emily Bobo Reads "Medicine Wheel"
“Medicine Wheel” is a sequence poem commissioned by Don Freund, Composer and IU Jacobs School of Music Professor.
Mar 11, 2012•5 min
Madam C. J. Walker Biographer A’Lelia Bundles
IU Professor Carolyn Calloway-Thomas interviews A’Lelia Bundles, president of the Madam Walker/A’Lelia Walker Family Archives.
Mar 09, 2012•48 min
Earliest Spring Crocus
The earliest crocus flowers to appear each spring are the pale lavender ones with flimsy petals...
Mar 08, 2012•2 min
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