Focus on Flowers

Coach Kevin Wilson 18.08.2013 52:45 ↓

Owen Johnson speaks with Kevin R. Wilson, head coach of the Indiana Hoosiers football team.

Frank Montesonti's "Quick Study In Unhappiness" 18.08.2013 5:26 ↓

Montesonti reads "Best Deaths," "When You Left, I Started a Garden," and "Quick Study in Unhappiness."

Louisiana Iris 'Black Gamecock' 15.08.2013 2:00 ↓

Louisiana iris are easy to grow in the Midwest if you have good soil, moisture and space for them to spread.

"On Sidewalks, On Street Corners, As Girls" 11.08.2013 4:58 ↓

Allison Joseph reads "On Sidewalks, On Street Corners, As Girls" and "No Ways Tired."

Herbal Companions Help To Fill Out A Bouquet 08.08.2013 2:00 ↓

Just about any herb you grow can be used as filler to increase the impact of a few garden flowers in a vase.

IU Cinema Director Jon Vickers 04.08.2013 49:19 ↓

Patrick O’Meara interviews Jon Vickers, founding director of the IU Cinema

Calvocoressi's "Prayer After A Long Time Away" 04.08.2013 5:58 ↓

Calvocoressi reads "Rosary Catholic Church," "Prayer After a Long Time Away," "Bach's Fugue," and "Jubilee."

Eye-Catching Chartreuse 01.08.2013 2:00 ↓

I have recently become besotted with chartreuse foliage, even though, or perhaps because, it is a color that I have never been able to wear.

"Piranha" By Frank Montesonti 28.07.2013 5:56 ↓

Poems: "Reduncancy of Light," "Promise My Kidnappers a Seat by My Heart," "Those Anomalies at a Party When Everyone Suddenly Falls Silent," and "Piranha."

America's Romance 25.07.2013 2:00 ↓

Many American gardeners have tried to imitate aspects of English gardens.

Scholar of Religion Linda Woodhead 21.07.2013 47:58 ↓

Winnifred Fallers Sullivan speaks with professor Linda Woodhead, best known for her work on religious change since the 1980s.

Jon Tribble's "Midnight Rainbows From Devil's Kitchen" 21.07.2013 4:58 ↓

Jon Tribble reads "Midnight Rainbows from Devil's Kitchen" and "Gifts Inside and Out."

GCA: Garden Club Of America 18.07.2013 2:00 ↓

Elizabeth Price Martin founded our nation’s first Garden Club in 1904.

Tuberose Smells So Sweet 11.07.2013 2:00 ↓

The fragrance of the tuberose is popular with most people who’ve taken the time to stop and smell it.

Conductor Charles Latshaw 07.07.2013 51:44 ↓

Peter Jacobi interviews Charles Latshaw, artistic director and conductor of the Bloomington Symphony Orchestra.

Luminous White Blossoms 04.07.2013 2:00 ↓

Repetition of white interspersed among other colorful blossoms ties plantings together.

Journalist David Sanger 30.06.2013 44:49 ↓

Owen Johnson speaks with David Sanger, chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times.

"Penny Candy" By Allison Joseph 30.06.2013 7:01 ↓

Allison Joseph reads "Worldly Pleasures," "

Cutting Back 27.06.2013 2:00 ↓

The repetitive nature of the task of cutting back plants allows me to relax.

"Praise The Contrary And Its Defenders" By Sue Swartz 23.06.2013 13:12 ↓

Poetry and conversation with Indiana poet Sue Swartz.

The Four Seasons: Giovanni Antonio Guido 21.06.2013 6:05 ↓

Vivaldi’s Four Seasons may be the most famous, but they weren’t the only ones composed during the Baroque era.

Mature Gardens 20.06.2013 2:00 ↓

Three years is about the time it takes for plants to settle in and grow in a garden.

Farmer and Food Security Advocate Marcia Veldman 16.06.2013 54:37 ↓

Annie Corrigan speaks with farmer and advocate of food security, sustainability, and community development Marcia Veldman.

Poetry And Conversation With Kyle Dargan 16.06.2013 4:25 ↓

Dargan reads "Men Die Miserably for Lack" and "I'll See It When I Believe It," and he discusses the communicative possibilities of poetry.

A Reformed Snob 13.06.2013 2:00 ↓

Adversity has taught this gardener to cherish every flower that blooms, no matter what its color or its smell.