Focus on Flowers

Psychologist Larry Barsalou 27.09.2015 58:32 ↓

Professor Rob Goldstone interviews psychologist and cognitive scientist Lawrence W. Barsalou.

Director Penelope Spheeris: Thriving in Chaos 24.09.2015 35:45 ↓

"I feel prouder of the "Decline" series than any of my other work because they did what I wanted to do in life—to study human behavior."

Speedwells 24.09.2015 2:00 ↓

Some speedwells are low growing but most are upright with flower spires of blues, violets, pinks and whites.

Immigration Rights Activist Jose Antonio Vargas 20.09.2015 58:35 ↓

Will Murphy interviews journalist and filmmaker Jose Antonio Vargas.

Capitalism 20.09.2015 5:45 ↓

Alex reads his poems "Capitalism," "For the Trees," "Apples, a Prayer," and "No Wonder."

Haydn 2032 18.09.2015 8:21 ↓

Il Giardino Armonico's Haydn 2032 project looks forward to the 300th anniversary of the composers' birth.

September Planting 17.09.2015 2:00 ↓

Now is the perfect time to walk around your yard and find spaces that need more color or interest at this time of the year.

Minicomics Creator John Porcellino 13.09.2015 57:31 ↓

Betsy Shepherd hosts a discussion with minicomics creator John Porcellino.

Leaning Song 13.09.2015 4:57 ↓

Alex reads his poems "Leaning Song" and "Bindings."

False Economy 10.09.2015 2:00 ↓

Late last fall I bought a lot of perennials at the end of October, and not one of them came back this past spring.

Law Professor David Williams 06.09.2015 58:45 ↓

Trish Kerlé interviews IU law professor David C. Williams, an expert on constitutional and Native American law.

Aubaude Again 06.09.2015 4:59 ↓

Alex Chambers reads "Aubade Again" and "Western Industrial Agriculture."

Purcell's Revenge 04.09.2015 9:41 ↓

Concerto Caledonia’s recording colors outside the lines of what we’ve come to expect from performances of Purcell's music.

Plant Partners 03.09.2015 2:00 ↓

Bright accents will make any blue/grey background plantings pop!

IU Press Director Gary Dunham 30.08.2015 54:07 ↓

Moya Andrews hosts an interview with Gary Dunham, director of Indiana University Press and Digital Publishing.

They Called Him "Le Romain" 28.08.2015 9:40 ↓

Marcel Moyse, Jean-Pierre Rampal, Sir James Galway…three famous names in the flute world. But here’s another name to consider: Jacques Martin Hotteterre.

Drainage 27.08.2015 2:00 ↓

It's also a good idea to amend heavy clay soil by mixing in sand and vegetative matter.

Radicals And Firestarters In Early Music 24.08.2015 58:52 ↓

We're bringing you some of the most radical musical diversions from the norm, courtesy of bold, maverick, or legitimately insane composers.

The Kuhnau Project 21.08.2015 9:25 ↓

Opella Musica and the Camerata Lipsiensis release the first installment of an ongoing series devoted to Johann Kuhnau’s complete sacred works.

Durable Plants 20.08.2015 2:00 ↓

Silver-leaved plants like Artemisia and sage are heat and drought tolerant as well as being unappetizing to deer and rabbits.

Monica Monikers 17.08.2015 58:52 ↓

We’re investigating the moniker Monica! We’ll trace a tune dubbed “Monica” that was popular throughout Europe for two centuries, and so much more...

Military Historian Hew Strachan 16.08.2015 49:24 ↓

Patrick O’Meara speaks with Sir Hew Strachan, one of the world’s leading authorities on World War I.

Tall, Skinny, Sun-Loving Verbena Bonariensis 13.08.2015 2:00 ↓

This plant looks a bit like a stick figure with arms and a small mop of lavender blooms on top, mimicking hair.

Jazz Pianist Luke Gillespie 09.08.2015 52:11 ↓

David Brent Johnson speaks with pianist Luke Gillespie, professor of music in jazz studies at the IU Jacobs School of Music.

Réserve 1111: Gambabüchlein 07.08.2015 9:03 ↓

Good things come in small packages, like a manuscript of viol music held at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris.