Focus on Flowers

The Giant Learns To Float 30.07.2017 4:58 ↓

Su Cho reads "The Giant Learns to Float," "After the Ocean," "Dear Giant," and "The Giant Trains for Lightning."

Bloom Sequences 27.07.2017 2:00 ↓

Most flower gardeners enjoy sequences of bloom in their beds.

New Yorker Staff Writer Jiayang Fan and the Waters Triplets 24.07.2017 56:36 ↓

John K. Yasuda interviews New Yorker staff writer Jiayang Fan.

On Seeing The Embroiderer 23.07.2017 4:36 ↓

Nancy Chen Long reads "On Seeing the Embroiderer, or Mette Gauguin," "Orion," and "Free."

Show Me the Money! 22.07.2017 58:52 ↓

The English poet Robert Graves once said, “There’s no money in poetry, but there’s no poetry in money.”

Moonlight Garden 20.07.2017 2:00 ↓

White gardens are tranquil and calming and reward their owners with their soothing ambience.

Authors from the IU Writers Conference 16.07.2017 55:31 ↓

WFIU’s Shayne Laughter talks with writers who visited Bloomington to teach at the 2017 Indiana University Writers Conference.

The Gemini Trainer 16.07.2017 4:58 ↓

Cate Whetzel reads "Green is a Fugative Color" and "The Gemini Trainer."

Colorful Foliage 13.07.2017 2:00 ↓

Foliage color can light up the landscape in all seasons of the year, not only in the fall...

Boy Finds Foot 09.07.2017 4:58 ↓

Susan Amis reads "Boy Finds Foot," "Before We Had the Word Race," "Another," and "Dispatch No. 2."

Leon Parker Taylor 08.07.2017 58:24 ↓

This hour, we consider people's stories, and how we're constantly updating them.

Nachtmusique 07.07.2017 8:39 ↓

Go back in time for a musical soirée in an 18th century Viennese drawing room.

Columnar Beauties 06.07.2017 2:00 ↓

Gardeners with small plots can enjoy growing modern trees that have been especially bred to be small and narrow.

The State of America 02.07.2017 55:52 ↓

Join us for interviews with local historians, government leaders, and general citizens about the state of America in 2017.

History 02.07.2017 4:44 ↓

Joshua Johnston reads "Four Noteable Presidential Events in Photographic History" and "History."

Yankee Doodle 01.07.2017 58:52 ↓

"Whilst snug in their Club-Room, they jovially twine / The Myrtle of Venus with Bacchus’s Vine.” Those are some of the original words to our national anthem.

Reading Tags 29.06.2017 2:00 ↓

Before we purchase new plants for our gardens, we should always read the plant tags carefully.

Perry T. Hammock and Lee Hamilton 25.06.2017 58:53 ↓

Perry Hammock and Lee Hamilton discuss the Indiana Bicentennial Commission’s final report. Aubrey Seader hosts.

Tangerine Trees & Little Bags Of Sugar 25.06.2017 4:46 ↓

Su Cho reads "She Rose," "Tangerine Trees and Little Bags of Sugar," "After the Burial The Dead Take Everything That Burns," and "Gratitude for His Hands."

Soundtrack to the Middle Ages 24.06.2017 58:52 ↓

Knights, peasants, crusades, chants, and saints—this week on Harmonia, we’ll explore aspects of medieval European history.

Good Investments 22.06.2017 2:00 ↓

Shrubs are long-lived inhabitants that help create the architecture of our gardens.

Rural Noir Author Bonnie Jo Campbell 19.06.2017 58:16 ↓

Yaël Ksander interviews novelist and short story writer Bonnie Jo Campbell.

Saving My Mother 18.06.2017 4:47 ↓

Nancy Chen Long reads "Lessons," "Saving My Mother," and "Hold On Lightly."

A Tale of Telemann 17.06.2017 58:52 ↓

This week on Harmonia we celebrate Telemann’s legacy.

Say Who? Joseph-Hector Fiocco 16.06.2017 9:37 ↓

Scherzi Musicali is helping to bring the Fiocco name and his music back to modern ears.