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
Meditations At 20 MPH 05.05.2016 8:35
On this podcast-only edition of The Poets Weave, Harlan Kelly reads "Really Quick Can I Tell You the Story of Everything Ever?" and "Meditations at 20 MPH."
Flower Pattern 05.05.2016 2:00
The process of spiraling is more obvious in some flowers than in others...
Civility in American Politics 01.05.2016 59:23
This special edition of Profiles looks at the role of civility in U.S. politics.
Ode To Alternatives 01.05.2016 4:58
Keith Leonard reads "Odes to Alternatives," "Utter," and "Ode to the Grotesque."
Dragon Arum 28.04.2016 2:00
Some species of arums have flowers with an unpleasant odor.
Michael Barone, host of Pipedreams 24.04.2016 48:38
Michael Barone, host and senior executive producer of Pipedreams , speaks with IU School of Music Dean Emeritus Charles Webb.
Luminescence 24.04.2016 4:58
Paul Asta reads "Luminescence" and "The Unraveling of Dreams."
Mandevilla Species 21.04.2016 2:00
Mandevilla flowers are interesting to observe from varied perspectives.
Stormy Weather 18.04.2016 58:52
We’ll sample storms on sea and land, plus a featured release by the stormily named American baroque orchestra Tempesta di Mare.
Remembering David Baker 18.04.2016 44:58
We remember David Baker, founder of IU's Jazz Studies program, with this Profiles interview conducted by Bob Willard in 1998.
The Poet At The Bear Waltz 17.04.2016 4:39
Daniel Minty reads "The Poet and the Bear Waltz," "Wildness," and "Hyannis, Fifth of July."
Table Scape 14.04.2016 2:00
The sun shining through the windows lights up the colors beautifully!
NPR Founding Father Bill Siemering 10.04.2016 58:54
Adam Ragusea of Georgia Public Broadcasting interviews Bill Siemering, a key innovator in the development of public radio.
The House Is A Wheel 10.04.2016 4:38
Michelle reads "The House is a Wheel" and "Hammer."
Missa Corona Spinea 08.04.2016 6:34
The Tallis Scholars' most recent release of music by John Taverner.
Garden Hyacinth 07.04.2016 2:00
One of the many pleasures of springtime is smelling the perfume of hyacinths...
Retired Chicago Tribune Editor Gerould Kern 03.04.2016 57:55
Perry Metz hosts an interview with Gerould Kern, retired senior vice president and editor of the Chicago Tribune .
Thestrals 03.04.2016 4:53
Harlan reads "If I Get Hit by a Car on the Way to Work Today...," "Thestrals," and "Even If We Were Able to Sit Down at the Same Table..."
Dwarf Iris 31.03.2016 2:00
You can plant these little beauties liberally in beds and rock gardens and naturalize them in other undisturbed spaces.
Indiana’s Changing Culture: Celebrating 200 Years 28.03.2016 55:09
This special edition of Profiles is the first in a four-part celebration on WFIU of the Indiana Bicentennial.
All Filipino Women Are Beautiful 27.03.2016 4:44
Danni Quintos reads "1991 and We Flew for Days," "All Filipino Women are Beautiful," and "On Being Asked to Represent Your Country."
Late Tulips 24.03.2016 2:00
Let's look at some different kinds of late-blooming tulips.
Sue Carter and Justin Garcia of the Kinsey Institute 20.03.2016 58:34
Janae Cummings speaks with Kinsey Institute Director Sue Carter and to Kinsey sexuality researcher Justin Garcia.
Evoking Eve 20.03.2016 5:34
Jessica Franck reads "Annunciation," "Eve as Girl with Snake Duty in 7th Grad Science," "Evoking Eve," and "Eve as Birthday Girl."
Triumphs & Darwins 17.03.2016 2:00
These hybridized tulips would look great in your garden!
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