Indiana Public Media
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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Oct 29, 2026
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Episodes
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.
Blue Caryopteris 15.06.2017 2:00
Caryopteris can be grown singly, in multiples, or as a long hedge for maximum impact.
Restaurateur and Author Alice Waters 11.06.2017 58:54
Hannah Boomershine interviews chef, author, and activist Alice Waters .
The Festival Of Destruction 11.06.2017 4:33
Joshua Johnston reads "The Festival of Destruction" and "Universal Themes."
Versatile Verbenas 08.06.2017 2:00
I would not be without Verbena bonariensis in my garden. It’s an annual, but it attracts birds, butterflies, and hummingbirds...and bees.
The Trapper's Daughter Sings Of Debt In Springtime 04.06.2017 4:58
Susan Amis reads "Aubade with Charles Darwin," "Pastoral with Sir Isaac Newton," "Epithalamium with Albert Einstein," "Dispatch No. 1," and more.
Costume Scholar Pravina Shukla 03.06.2017 57:17
Gena Asher interviews Pravina Shukla, professor of folklore at Indiana University in Bloomington.
Stalwart Salvias 01.06.2017 2:00
“How shall a man die that has sage in his garden?”
Comic Book Writer and Illustrator Gene Yang 28.05.2017 58:13
Professor Andrei Molotiu interviews cartoonist, writer, and teacher Gene Yang.
Ruby's Diary 28.05.2017 4:45
Lisa Low reads "Ruby's Diary," "Ruby Envies White Girls," "At 13, Ruby Worries...," "Dear Ruby," and "Dear Lisa."
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