Dark Hues
I just can’t seem to get enough of these dark-colored plants in my garden.
Oct 23, 2014•2 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
Music Of The Sephardim
Sephardic Music performed by Yaniv d'Or, Ensemble Naya, and the Apollo Ensemble.
Oct 17, 2014•10 min
Smaller And Better
If you have grown the big Joe Pye weeds that are tall and spread a lot, you will love this smaller one.
Oct 16, 2014•2 min
Cartoonist Dave Coverly
Daniel Grundmann interviews IU alumnus Dave Coverly, creator of the award-winning comic Speed Bump.
Oct 15, 2014•59 min
Stories from the Transom Workshop
A sample of short-form radio pieces that were produced in this summer's Transom radio workshop.
Oct 13, 2014•59 min
Smith's Seasons
Toss your flip-flops in the back of the closet and dig out your favorite fuzzy sweater...summer has passed, autumn is here and winter is on the way.
Oct 11, 2014•8 min
Summersweet Surprises
Like good friends, good shrubs have the capacity to keep surprising us with their many virtues!
Oct 09, 2014•2 min
Lamento
"Ah, let me die! I shall shed blood from neck, but not tears from my eyes."
Oct 03, 2014•10 min
Laughter And Tears
Laughter and tears: two of the most human forms of expression. This week on Harmonia, you’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll sample a recording by John Holloway.
Oct 03, 2014•59 min
Dogbane
In my Midwestern garden amsonia's yellow foliage is a welcome accent in the late autumn landscape.
Oct 02, 2014•2 min
Photograph: Father And Grandfather Fishing The Pier...
O'Neill reads "Anniversary Poem for Ann," "Tectonic of Love," "Photograph: Father and Grandfather Fishing the Pier at Michigan City, and "One Month After."
Sep 28, 2014•5 min
Joseph Martin Kraus
Kraus’s writing is incredibly lyrical and singable….earworms are guaranteed!
Sep 26, 2014•8 min
Musica
We're listening to music about music on this edition of Harmonia!
Sep 26, 2014•59 min
Sneezeweed
Sneezeweed has not only an unfortunate but also an inaccurate common name, as it actually does not cause sneezing.
Sep 25, 2014•2 min
Team Berlin
Father and son together on one recording from the Norwegian Baroque Orchestra: music by Johan Daniel and Johan Heinrich Berlin.
Sep 22, 2014•7 min
The Stock Girl
Brian O'Neill reads his poems "Late March," "The Stock Girl," and "Revise, Revise."
Sep 21, 2014•6 min
Bog Plants
Very few plants can tolerate standing water. Here are some that can.
Sep 18, 2014•2 min
Double Bassist and Professor Emeritus Murray Grodner
George Walker speaks with Murray Grodner’s first orchestral position was
Sep 15, 2014•49 min
"After A Long Drought" By Brian O'Neill
Bloomington-based poet Brian O'Neill reads "After a Long Drought (for Polymer)" and "Sodbusters."
Sep 14, 2014•5 min
Rameau For Two
What’s better than one harpsichord? Two of course!
Sep 13, 2014•10 min
Shady But Dry
Some of us enjoy the serenity of gardens under large shade trees, but trees suck up a lot of moisture...
Sep 11, 2014•2 min
Angel Instruments
The Cosmopolitan: Ensemble Leones performs music of minnesinger, Oswald von Wolkenstein.
Sep 05, 2014•8 min
Native Wildflowers
It's best to purchase wildflower seeds and plants from nurseries that specialize in natives.
Sep 04, 2014•2 min
Microbiologist Rachel Dutton and Food Advocate Marcia Veldman
This two-part Profiles features a conversation with microbiologist Rachel Dutton and highlights of an archived interview with farmer Marcia Veldman.
Aug 31, 2014•59 min
Munich Baroque Soloists
Munich Baroque Soloists play familiar and not-so-familiar music: revisit Vivaldi favorites, and get to know Johann Zach.
Aug 29, 2014•11 min
Sunny Rain Gardens
Deep-rooted native plants can absorb many inches of rain per day, dramatically reducing run-off into streets.
Aug 28, 2014•2 min
The Triumph Of Time And Truth
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all?
Aug 22, 2014•12 min
Xeriscaping
The word derives from the Greek word xeros, which means dry.
Aug 21, 2014•2 min
Journalist and CEO Paul Tash
Owen Johnson speaks with South Bend native and IU alumnus Paul C. Tash, chairman and CEO of the Times Publishing Company, which owns The Tampa Bay Times.
Aug 18, 2014•52 min
The Cosmopolitan: Oswald Von Wolkenstein
In the arts, an appreciation of a creation is fed by a knowledge of its creator. Get to know Oswald von Wolkenstein with a new recording from Ensemble Leones.
Aug 15, 2014•10 min
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