Focus on Flowers

Everybody Hates a Prodigy 16.06.2018 58:52 ↓

Everybody Hates a Prodigy

Cleve Wilhoit And David Weaver 10.06.2018 58:51 ↓

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 58:51 ↓

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 58:52 ↓

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 7:37 ↓

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 6:16 ↓

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 2:00 ↓

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

Geneticist Mary-Claire King 20.05.2018 58:51 ↓

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 4:50 ↓

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

The Raimondi Manuscript 18.05.2018 6:03 ↓

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

Mass Mounds 17.05.2018 2:00 ↓

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 58:51 ↓

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

Mother's Rules 13.05.2018 4:58 ↓

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

A Color Theme 10.05.2018 2:00 ↓

I have been thinking about color-themed beds.

Satire And Politics: Sophia McClennen and Srđa Popović 06.05.2018 58:51 ↓

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.

Boys Are Always Trying 06.05.2018 4:51 ↓

Patrick Kindig reads "Birthday Poem," "Boys are Always Trying," and "Derek Tells Me."

Pergolesi Rediscovered 04.05.2018 6:29 ↓

Despite his short life, Pergolesi left an impressive body of work behind.

Mothers Gifts 03.05.2018 2:00 ↓

Cut flowers are lovely, but there are alternative gifts for mothers who garden.

Roberto Salinas-León 29.04.2018 58:54 ↓

Patrick O'Meara speaks with Roberto Salinas-León, president of the Mexico Business Forum.

Apparition 29.04.2018 6:15 ↓

Emily Corwin reads "hex," "tincture," "apparition," and "tenderling."

Planting Newbies 26.04.2018 2:00 ↓

My garden is so full of plants already that I'm wondering where I'll put all of the new plants that I'll buy this year...

Hey Baby 22.04.2018 4:58 ↓

Tony Brewer reads "calling the quartet" and "Hey Baby."

Bethlehem Sage 19.04.2018 2:00 ↓

Pulmonaria, a.k.a., Bethlehem sage, is a perennial with especially interesting foliage.

Self Portrait As Self Healing For The Artist As A Child 15.04.2018 4:52 ↓

David Watters reads "After, for Netty Mae," "Postscript," and "Self Portrait as Self Healing for the Artist as a Child."

Heucheras 12.04.2018 2:00 ↓

Coral bells' foliage and texture present many benefits beyond blooms.