IU Women's Basketball Coach Curt Miller
Owen Johnson interviews Curt Miller is the head coach of the IU women’s basketball team.
Nov 02, 2012•52 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
Medieval Music From England And France
Two recordings explore a pastiche of musical styles in England in France across several centuries.
Nov 02, 2012•23 min
Intricate Patterns Offer Sense Of Order
During the busy gardening season, I spend so much time outdoors that order often eludes me inside my house.
Nov 01, 2012•2 min
Singer-songwriter Kenny White
Annie Corrigan interviews singer-songwriter, studio musician, and producer Kenny White.
Oct 26, 2012•40 min
Vases
A neighbor, who was moving, gave me a big box of vases...
Oct 25, 2012•2 min
Tanacetum
The foliage of plants in this family is sometimes aromatic, and the flowers are mostly like daisies.
Oct 18, 2012•2 min
Conductor and Professor Arthur Fagen
Peter Jacobi interviews Arthur Fagen, professor of music in orchestral conducting at the Jacobs School of Music.
Oct 16, 2012•43 min
Tafelmusik's Galileo Project
Allison Mackay speaks about The Galileo Project. Plus, we explore the vihuela, and our featured release takes us down the path of the Pied Piper.
Oct 14, 2012•59 min
Re-Planting Perennials
Tips for planting or transplanting perennials in the fall.
Oct 11, 2012•2 min
Musician Booker T. Jones
Glenn Gass interviews multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, record producer, and arranger Booker T. Jones, best known as the frontman for Booker T. & the M.G.s.
Oct 05, 2012•59 min
A Bush That Burns
Could the biblical burning bush be Dictamnus albus?
Oct 04, 2012•2 min
"Hearts And Minds" By Tony Brewer
Tony reads his poems "Hearts and Minds" and "In Other News, A Piece Has Broken Off."
Sep 30, 2012•5 min
Music From The Eton Choirbook
Music from a 500 year old manuscript of Latin liturgical music from pre-Reformation England.
Sep 28, 2012•6 min
Conductor David Effron
Patrick O’Meara interviews David Effron, professor of music and chair of orchestral conducting at the IU Jacobs School of Music.
Sep 28, 2012•50 min
The Consolida Genus Includes Larkspur
Most of the larkspurs we grow in our gardens are annuals, but they readily self seed so they can become almost permanent residents of our gardens.
Sep 27, 2012•2 min
"Telling The Towns" By Carol Marks
Carol reads her poems "Telling the Towns," "In Chicago," and "A Joyful Noise."
Sep 23, 2012•5 min
Music For Two
Music for two: two lutes, two vihuelas and two new releases...
Sep 21, 2012•8 min
The Papery Appeal Of Limonium
Limonium is the genus that includes plants with papery flowers commonly known as statice
Sep 20, 2012•2 min
Author and Professor Susan Gubar
Patrick O’Meara speaks with Susan Gubar, author and distinguished professor emerita of English and Women’s Studies at Indiana University.
Sep 17, 2012•52 min
Tony Brewer Reads "Technology Abides"
Tony reads his poems "Technology Abides" and "It's Good To Be Quiet and Have Thoughts."
Sep 16, 2012•5 min
Fireweed Thrives In Disturbed Soil
The native perennial fireweed produces spikes of magenta flowers July through September.
Sep 13, 2012•2 min
A Musical Tour Of London
We’re exploring some of the oldest musical centers of London.
Sep 09, 2012•59 min
"Banksy Wall" By Micah Ling
Micah reads "Settlement," "Banksy," "Settlement," and "Banksy Wall" from her book Settlement.
Sep 09, 2012•5 min
Vivaldi's Il Teuzzone
Jordi Savall leads the Concert des Nations and seven soloists in this Vivaldi opera set in China.
Sep 07, 2012•5 min
Former Iraq National Security Director Douglas A. Ollivant
Owen Johnson talks with retired Army colonel Douglas A. Ollivant.
Sep 07, 2012•50 min
Anise
Anise is one of our most ancient herbs, dating to before the birth of Christ.
Sep 06, 2012•2 min
Poetry And Conversation With Carol Marks
Carol reads "On Not Writing Poems for a Year," "Silence," "All I Can Do," "A New Notebook," and "Lucky and Wild." Plus a conversation with the poet.
Sep 02, 2012•12 min
David Newell, Mr. McFeely from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood
Gena Asher interviews David Newell, the actor known to several generations for his role of Mr. McFeely, the delivery man on Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.
Aug 31, 2012•53 min
Unwelcome Bindweed
All bindweeds have arrow shaped leaves on long stems, and their underground rhizomes are hard to dig up.
Aug 30, 2012•2 min
A Geography Of Hope By Nadine Pinede
Nadine reads "A Geography of Hope" and "On Hunger."
Aug 26, 2012•6 min
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