Focus on Flowers

Special Needs 14.07.2016 2:00 ↓

Remember: split or crush woody stems and sear milky stems.

Indiana Representative Lee H. Hamilton 10.07.2016 54:02 ↓

Patrick O’Meara speaks with Lee Hamilton, a member of the U.S. Homeland Security Advisory Council and director of IU's Center on Congress.

Self-Study And Anthropomorphism, Kitchen Pot 10.07.2016 4:54 ↓

Michelle Gottschlich reads "Self-Study and Anthropomorphism, Kitchen Pot" and "Letter to Steven Ambrosini."

Anthology Special: Celebrating Indiana's Bicentennial 08.07.2016 59:24 ↓

Join us for this special edition of Profiles for the premiere of our new program of literary exploration, Anthology .

Rudbeckia Hirta 07.07.2016 2:00 ↓

Black-eyed Susans multiply quickly, which can be a blessing, or a curse.

Sighs 04.07.2016 58:52 ↓

We’re sighing, in love, loss, or some combination of the two, as we hear recordings featuring the Consort of Musicke.

Elegy With My Father Walking Towards Me 03.07.2016 4:58 ↓

Brianna Low reads "Elegy with My Father Walking Towards Me...," "Trying to Contact the Version of Myself...," and "Laura Describes the Long Winter."

Conditioning 30.06.2016 2:00 ↓

Conditioning really does extend the life of cut flowers so it's worth the effort.

Hollywood Director and Film Professor Jeremy Kagan 26.06.2016 58:54 ↓

Betsy Shepherd speaks with longtime Hollywood director and screenwriter Jeremy Kagan.

Lullaby For The Wandering Child 26.06.2016 4:56 ↓

Paul Asta reads "Lullaby for the Wandering Child" and "The Great American Road Trip."

Maintenance 23.06.2016 2:00 ↓

Keeping a garden presentable across all seasons of the year requires an eagle eye, and considerable commitment of time and energy.

Harmonia Top 40 20.06.2016 58:52 ↓

We’re spinning some of early music’s “hit #1 singles,” alongside some listener requests.

Political Scientist and Anthropologist James Scott 19.06.2016 58:32 ↓

Will Murphy speaks with Professor James Scott, whose research centers on peasants of Southeast Asia and their strategies to resist various forms of domination.

Sometimes I Wish My Dad Was A Lobster 19.06.2016 4:03 ↓

Harlan reads "It Is Possible to Be Many Different Things" and "Sometimes I Wish My Dad Was a Lobster."

Western Wind 17.06.2016 7:11 ↓

Taverner’s Western Wind Mass is considered the first mass of its kind in England to use a secular tune rather than plainchant as its cantus firmus.

Vertical Accents: Create Exclamation Points In A Border 16.06.2016 2:00 ↓

There are many mounding plants, but they need to be interspersed in a garden with some vertical accents.

TV Personality Marc Summers 12.06.2016 59:01 ↓

John Bailey speaks with TV personality Marc Summers.

Nose 12.06.2016 4:45 ↓

Jill Koran reads "Death on Turnagain Arm" and "Nose."

F Words 09.06.2016 2:00 ↓

If you are designing a new garden, think about the following words: form, foliage, flowers, fruit, fragrance and focal points.

Comedians Mat Alano-Martin and Andy Kindler 07.06.2016 59:02 ↓

In the first half-hour, Annie Corrigan interviews standup comic Mat Alano-Martin. Then, Addison Rogers speaks with comedian, actor, and writer Andy Kindler.

The Graveyard And Back 05.06.2016 4:58 ↓

Daniel Minty reads "The Graveyard and Back" and "Wyoming Pastoral with a Litany of Sometimes."

Voices of Eternity 03.06.2016 7:35 ↓

"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!"

Louisiana Iris 02.06.2016 2:00 ↓

Part of my fascination with this iris is that the deer leave them alone.

Filmmakers Tony Buba and Joseph Bernard 29.05.2016 59:21 ↓

Josh Brewer speaks with documentary filmmaker Tony Buba, and Yaël Ksander hosts an interview with mixed-media artist Joseph Bernard.

As The Stars 29.05.2016 4:36 ↓

Ben Debus reads "Elegy from a Second Story Window" and "As the Stars."