Indiana Public Media

Focus on Flowers

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Focus on Flowers is a weekly podcast and public radio program about flower gardening hosted by master gardener Moya Andews.

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Indiana Public Media

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Latest episode

Jul 9, 2026

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Episodes

Journalist Lane DeGregory 04.05.2014

Gena Asher speaks with Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Lane DeGregory, who writes for writes for the Tampa Bay Times – St. Petersburg Times.

"White Fur" By Mark Wunderlich 04.05.2014

Award-winning poet and teacher Mark Wunderlich reads works from his new collection.

Rhymes For Kids 01.05.2014

We're reading a group of children's rhymes about flowers and spring.

Log Cabin, Sunshine And Shadow 27.04.2014

Suzanne Sturgeon read a selection of her recent poems.

Unaccompanied 25.04.2014

Music for violin alone-Luigi de Filippi and Thibault Noally perform.

Wild Ginger 24.04.2014

Wild ginger is one of the best ground covers for deep shade.

Journalist David Finkel 20.04.2014

Owen Johnson interviews Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist journalist David Finkel.

Not A Good Year For Morels 20.04.2014

Indiana poet Suzanne Sturgeon reads poems of deer crossings, mushrooms, and things of long (and not so long) ago.

Spring Beauty 17.04.2014

This wildflower self-seeds and spreads well.

Portrait Of Appalachian-Chinese Girls... 13.04.2014

Lisa Kwong reads "Declaration," "Portrait of Appalachian-Chinese Girls in Their Grandmother's Garden," and "Tai Shan, Canton Came to Radford, Virginia."

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy 13.04.2014

Tinker, Tailor, / Soldier, Sailor, / Rich Man, Poor Man, / Beggar Man, Thief.

Scenes From The Gospels And Music For Passiontide 11.04.2014

Two recordings paint a picture through music of the life and Passion of Christ.

Vases And Springtime "Table-Scapes" 10.04.2014

The flowers above the neck of a vase should be about one-third of the total height of the vase plus the flowers...

Software Architect Blaise Agüera y Arcas 07.04.2014

Betsy Shepherd interviews software designer Blaise Agüera y Arcas, the architect of Bing Maps and Bing Mobile.

Lucy The Teenaged Werewolf Didn't Always Stalk Boys 06.04.2014

Virginia Thomas reads a set of poems about Lucy the Teenaged Werewolf.

¡Tambalagumbá! 04.04.2014

Early World Music in Latin America and the convergence of cultures.

Bloodroot 03.04.2014

This dear wildflower is a national treasure and scarce in the wild, so always get plants from a friend’s home garden...if you are fortunate enough to do so.

It's Past Midnight In Bloomington 30.03.2014

Doug Paul Case reads "

Telemann, Bach, And Luther 28.03.2014

Two recordings of music from the Lutheran tradition composed by Bach and Telemann.

Authors Unknown, Rhymes Of Spring 27.03.2014

Here are some anonymous rhymes celebrating and beckoning vernal season.

Translator and Poet Willis Barnstone 23.03.2014

George Walker speaks with Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Comparative Literature and Spanish and Portuguese at IU-Bloomington Willis Barnstone.

Lilith Strikes Back 23.03.2014

Poet Ciara Miller reads her poems "War Stories," "How Cute the Boy," "Lilith Strikes Back," and "From the Hen Your Husband Fetishizes."

Love And Loss 21.03.2014

Two new recordings from the ensemble Arcangelo.

Spring Musings 20.03.2014

Focus on Flowers celebrates the arrival of spring with a poem by Algernon Charles Swinburne.

Photojournalist Robert Nickelsberg 14.03.2014

Anne Kibbler of IU’s School of Journalism interviews noted documentary photographer Robert Nickelsberg.

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