The Spirit Of Gambo
The Netherlands-based viol consort play music of Christopher Tye and John Jenkins.
Focus on Flowers is a weekly podcast and public radio program about flower gardening hosted by master gardener Moya Andews.

The Netherlands-based viol consort play music of Christopher Tye and John Jenkins.
I am dreaming this winter of tall, thin trees, ...and these need no trimming.
Sumit Ganguly speaks with David M. Malone, diplomat and author on international security and development.
“My ‘rhodos’ are doing a good job of protecting themselves from photoinhibition.”
Phantasm plays John Ward's four part viol fantasies. Plus, Ward's verse anthems with the Choir of Magdalen College, Oxford.
We’re devoting the hour to the life and accomplishments of a true early music luminary.
Rooftop gardens are becoming more and more popular in big cities where space for ground-level gardens is not available.
Two new recordings from father and daughter, Jordi and Arianna Savall.
David Brent Johnson speaks with jazz host Joe Bourne, who retired at the end of 2014 after thirty years with the station.
At this time of the year when we are using our fireplaces frequently, we generate a lot of wood ash.
Yaël Ksander hosts this special edition of Profiles that looks back at an eventful year in the arts.
A friend gave me a gardening magazine that she purchased in Britain. It's a gift that goes on giving!
Jon Vickers, director of the IU Cinema, hosts this conversation with actor and IU alumnus Kevin Kline.
Let's celebrate the life of early-music pioneer Frans Brüggen, who passed away in 2014. We'll also mark the 250th anniversary of Rameau's death.
Here are some tips for quick and easy and green holiday decor.
Petrus Alamire, in addition to his musical endeavors, may have acted as a political spy for Henry the VIII.
Patrick O’Meara speaks with Lee Feinstein, founding dean of the School of Global and International Studies in IU's College of Arts and Sciences.
Lovely pink or white spikes of bloom and handsome foliage (that is unappetizing to deer) more than compensate for the initial anxiety this plant creates.
Euphorbias are becoming more popular with gardeners recently, as they are versatile, easy- to-grow and deer resistant.
A world premiere recording of Tarquinio Merula’s complete op. 11, collected in one recording.
Achillea is the botanical name for yarrow and was named after Homer’s hero of the Trojan wars-Achilles.
Yaël Ksander interviews Judith Barter, Field-McCormick Chair and Curator of American Art at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Cantica Symphonia performs two of Dufay’s arguably most influential polyphonic works: 'Missa Se la face ay pale and Missa L’homme arme.
For flower lovers, a Thanksgiving table is not complete without some blooms.
Perry Metz interviews Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and IU Professor of Practice Thomas French.
Like a little black dress, some plants are classics and never go out of style.
Now that we have had our first frosts in the Midwest, I am thinking about what to plant next year.
Gena Asher interviews Don Fischer, who has been the radio voice of Indiana University football and basketball games for forty years.
This genus of plants are commonly called anise hyssops and are in the mint family.
Lixsania Fernandez and Johannes Schenck, Christophe Coin and Martin Berteau, Shirley Hunt and J.S. Bach.