Arts and Disabilities Special
The WFIU Arts Desk presents stories that were broadcast over the last year about people in Indiana living with disabilities.
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The WFIU Arts Desk presents stories that were broadcast over the last year about people in Indiana living with disabilities.
Leslie Aguilar reads "In Crisis," "Torch," and "A Kindness."
This is the time of year to enjoy roses in our gardens. Here are some poems about these lovely flowers.
We've got the lowdown on music written for guys with supremely subterranean vocal ranges...
Gena Asher interviews longtime journalist and IU professor Joe Coleman.
David Watters reads "Little Carpenter," "The Flight of the Field Mouse," "Here in This Place," "Between the Sound," and "To the Quick-Footed Fawn..."
Music of manuscripts from the Convento de la Encarnación in Mexico City, now held at the Newberry Library in Chicago, Illinois.
IU Cinema Director Jon Vickers interviews Oscar-nominated movie director Peter Weir.
Miles reads "Garden Town" and "Car Fire: Storm of the Century."
A new ambitious project from Trio Settecento: the complete Op. 2 Sonate Accademiche by Francesco Maria Veracini.
Kien Lam reads "Ego," "Perpetual Motion," and "Factory Dialect."
Trish Kerlé interviews NPR’s first full-time television critic Eric Deggans.
Mark Chilla speaks with Eric Weisbard, the founder and longtime organizer of the Experience Music Project Pop Conference.
David Watters reads "The Difference," "This Is the Truth," "Not Yet," "The Blush," and "End of the Night Sonnet."
The botanical name Digitalis is from the Latin for finger, and “folk” refers to fairies, hence the common name of folks' gloves or fairies' gloves.
Shayla Lawson reads "Il Redentore" and "Santa Maria della Pietà."
Betsy Shepherd speaks with photographer James Balog, who for more than 30 years has documented human modification of Earth's natural systems.
Ring Around Quartet and Consort sing Frottole: Popular songs of Renaissance Italy.
Although non-native, lilacs are a much-loved and well-behaved import to North America.
Evelyn Reynolds reads "Saucer Magnolias" and "Traveling Home: Sangre de Cristo Mountains."
Agave Baroque and countertenor Reginald Mobley perform music by the Italian nun, Isabella Leonarda.
Common names for these wonderful plants are Christmas rose or Lenten rose, depending on the species and time of bloom.
James Gray and Joshua Brewer present this special WFIU production on the life and career of Orson Welles.
Leslie Aguilar reads her poems "Invocation," "Cascabel," and "Sueño de Retorno."
Mother’s Day is a truly floral holiday.
This two-part Profiles features interviews with novelist Margaret Atwood and New Yorker staff writer Katherine Boo.
As well as wonderful quotations, C. L. Fornari's handy book contains a lot of useful advice.
Bud Roach performs music of Giovanni Felice Sances.
For flower lovers, the ability to step out into the garden and pick a fistful of blooms for a vase, is one of spring’s great pleasures.
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