Indiana Public Media

Focus on Flowers

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Focus on Flowers is a weekly podcast and public radio program about flower gardening hosted by master gardener Moya Andews.

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Indiana Public Media

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Leisure

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indianapublicmedia.org

Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

WIRED Editor Peter Rubin 29.07.2018

Janae Cummings speaks with WIRED editor Peter Rubin about how virtual reality is changing human connection, intimacy, and the limits of ordinary life.

Why I Don't Like Spiderwort 26.07.2018

There’s one plant that self-seeds all over my yard that I pull up whenever I see it, even when it is in flower.

Documentarian And Journalist Ruth O'Reilly 15.07.2018

Elaine Monaghan speaks with journalist and filmmaker Ruth O’Reilly, about the possibilities in Ireland’s future, and the personal sacrifices of its past.

Photographer Richard Ross 08.07.2018

Yaël Ksander speaks with photographer Richard Ross, about his Juvenile-In-Justice project, and about creating images that are catalysts for change.

Filmmaker Mira Nair And Artist Bharti Kher 01.07.2018

Filmmaker Mira Nair and artist Bharti Kher talk about the social and cross-cultural inspirations behind their work.

My Country 'Tis Of Thee 01.07.2018

David Watters reads "Make America Great Again," "My Country 'Tis of Thee," "Dear Mumia," and "My Country 'Tis of Thee (2)."

Sociologist Michael Burawoy 24.06.2018

Host Aaron Cain speaks with sociologist Michael Burawoy about working in communist steel mills and saving public universities in crisis.

Poem In Which The World Does Not End, But... 24.06.2018

Patrick Kindig reads "At the Farmers' Market," "Some Say the World," "Accident," and "Poem in Which the World Does Not End, But..."

Yascha Mounk 17.06.2018

Janae Cummings speaks with lecturer and author Yascha Mounk about the battle to save liberal democracies in the U.S., and around the world.

Messy Blessing 17.06.2018

Tony Brewer reads "¿Dónde está el baño?" "Cross," "messy blessing," and "The Things that Stick."

Everybody Hates a Prodigy 16.06.2018

Everybody Hates a Prodigy

Cleve Wilhoit And David Weaver 10.06.2018

Host Aaron Cain speaks with David Weaver and Cleve Wilhoit about their decades of award-winning research into journalism in the United States.

J. Terry Clapacs And Anthony Joslin 03.06.2018

Moya Andrews, host of WFIU’s Focus on Flowers, who brings us two conversations with some important stewards of the land in South Central Indiana: J. Terry Clapacs and Anthony Joslin

There's Something About Mary 02.06.2018

There’s something about Mary – the Virgin Mary, that is! She’s been the subject of countless sacred works throughout the history of western art music.

Say Who? Johann Franz Xaver Sterkel 01.06.2018

Fortepianist Els Biesemans and violinist Meret Lüthi play music by the neglected but commendable Classical composer, Johann Franz Xaver Sterkel.

Speaking With My Mouth Full 27.05.2018

Willy Palomo reads "A hincarse means to kneel before your Maker," "Canción de Cuna," "Forgotten Commandments," and "Speaking with My Mouth Full."

Direct Sowing 24.05.2018

There are some seeds that I direct sow onto my garden once the soil has warmed up.

Geneticist Mary-Claire King 20.05.2018

Host Aaron Cain speaks with Dr. Mary-Claire King about her pioneering work in the field of genetics.

Rowing Across The Lake 20.05.2018

David Watters reads "Rowing Across the Lake" and "Aubade for my Son."

The Raimondi Manuscript 18.05.2018

The Raimondi Manuscript is an important source for 16th and 17th century lute music.

Mass Mounds 17.05.2018

Mass can be created by a few large plants placed together, or a grouping of many similar medium-sized plants.

ISU President Deborah Curtis 13.05.2018

Mark Edwards speaks with Dr. Deborah Curtis, the newly-appointed president of Indiana State University.

Mother's Rules 13.05.2018

Yalie Kamara reads "Resurrection" and "Mother's Rules."

A Color Theme 10.05.2018

I have been thinking about color-themed beds.

Satire And Politics: Sophia McClennen and Srđa Popović 06.05.2018

Host Aaron Cain speaks with Sophia McClennen and Srđa Popović about the power of humor and satire in the media, in political discourse, and in social change.

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