Voices of Eternity
"The repetition of a...harmonic motif evoked a sense of time stretching far beyond the limits of our physical world, thus creating an illusion of eternity!"
Jun 03, 2016•8 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
Louisiana Iris
Part of my fascination with this iris is that the deer leave them alone.
Jun 02, 2016•2 min
Filmmakers Tony Buba and Joseph Bernard
Josh Brewer speaks with documentary filmmaker Tony Buba, and Yaël Ksander hosts an interview with mixed-media artist Joseph Bernard.
May 29, 2016•59 min
As The Stars
Ben Debus reads "Elegy from a Second Story Window" and "As the Stars."
May 29, 2016•5 min
A Grave Mistake
...Realization dawned that I had, in my haste, picked up the wrong spray bottle!
May 26, 2016•2 min
New Yorker Staff Writer and Historian Jill Lepore
Brent Johnson hosts speaks Jill Lepore, a staff writer at The New Yorker and professor of American history at Harvard University.
May 22, 2016•56 min
White Beauty
Danni Quintos reads "White Beauty," "Brown Girls," and "Cousins."
May 22, 2016•4 min
Picturesque Corydalis
In my zone 5 garden, Corydalis has self-sown in a rock wall and down cracks in the side of a set of cement stairs...
May 19, 2016•2 min
Agriculturalist Cary Fowler
Trish Kerlé hosts speaks with the former executive director of the Global Crop Diversity Trust.
May 15, 2016•59 min
The Running Back Is Born Again
Brianna Low reads "The Running Back is Born Again," "Watching Little House on the Prairie," and "Laura Describes the Glass."
May 15, 2016•5 min
Creeping Jenny
Update (May 2022): CREEPING JENNY IS CONSIDERED INVASIVE IN PARTS OF NORTH AMERICA! Never plant it where it borders a lawn, as it will escape into the grass and be impossible to get rid of!
May 12, 2016•2 min
The Mother Line Story Project
For Mother's Day, WFIU presents stories from the Mother Line Story Project.
May 10, 2016•59 min
Mother, Hunting
Jessica Franck reads "Mother, Hunting," "Home Visit," and "It's a Girl."
May 08, 2016•5 min
Meditations At 20 MPH
On this podcast-only edition of The Poets Weave, Harlan Kelly reads "Really Quick Can I Tell You the Story of Everything Ever?" and "Meditations at 20 MPH."
May 05, 2016•9 min
Flower Pattern
The process of spiraling is more obvious in some flowers than in others...
May 05, 2016•2 min
Civility in American Politics
This special edition of Profiles looks at the role of civility in U.S. politics.
May 01, 2016•59 min
Ode To Alternatives
Keith Leonard reads "Odes to Alternatives," "Utter," and "Ode to the Grotesque."
May 01, 2016•5 min
Dragon Arum
Some species of arums have flowers with an unpleasant odor.
Apr 28, 2016•2 min
Michael Barone, host of Pipedreams
Michael Barone, host and senior executive producer of Pipedreams , speaks with IU School of Music Dean Emeritus Charles Webb.
Apr 24, 2016•49 min
Luminescence
Paul Asta reads "Luminescence" and "The Unraveling of Dreams."
Apr 24, 2016•5 min
Mandevilla Species
Mandevilla flowers are interesting to observe from varied perspectives.
Apr 21, 2016•2 min
Stormy Weather
We’ll sample storms on sea and land, plus a featured release by the stormily named American baroque orchestra Tempesta di Mare.
Apr 18, 2016•59 min
Remembering David Baker
We remember David Baker, founder of IU's Jazz Studies program, with this Profiles interview conducted by Bob Willard in 1998.
Apr 18, 2016•45 min
The Poet At The Bear Waltz
Daniel Minty reads "The Poet and the Bear Waltz," "Wildness," and "Hyannis, Fifth of July."
Apr 17, 2016•5 min
Table Scape
The sun shining through the windows lights up the colors beautifully!
Apr 14, 2016•2 min
NPR Founding Father Bill Siemering
Adam Ragusea of Georgia Public Broadcasting interviews Bill Siemering, a key innovator in the development of public radio.
Apr 10, 2016•59 min
The House Is A Wheel
Michelle reads "The House is a Wheel" and "Hammer."
Apr 10, 2016•5 min
Missa Corona Spinea
The Tallis Scholars' most recent release of music by John Taverner.
Apr 08, 2016•7 min
Garden Hyacinth
One of the many pleasures of springtime is smelling the perfume of hyacinths...
Apr 07, 2016•2 min
Retired Chicago Tribune Editor Gerould Kern
Perry Metz hosts an interview with Gerould Kern, retired senior vice president and editor of the Chicago Tribune .
Apr 03, 2016•58 min
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