Focus on Flowers

Broadcast Journalist Maria Hinojosa 19.04.2013 48:16 ↓

Gena Asher speaks with Maria Hinojosa, anchor and executive producer of NPR's Latino USA, and anchor of PBS' Maria Hinojosa: One-on-One.

Watering Tips 18.04.2013 2:00 ↓

Newly situated plants need more frequent watering than established plants.

"Ostrich In Your Future" 14.04.2013 4:55 ↓

Poet Jon Tribble reads "The Divine" and "Ostrich in Your Future."

Say, Who? Peeter Cornet 12.04.2013 9:34 ↓

Organ music of a little-known composer: Peeter Cornet.

Drifts Of Color 11.04.2013 2:00 ↓

Do you follow Gertrude Jekyll’s advice about always planting three, or multiples of three?

"Pastoral" By Gabrielle Calvocoressi 07.04.2013 6:39 ↓

Calvocoressi reads her poems "Pastoral," "Save Me Joe Lewis," "The Last Time I saw Amelia Earhart," and more.

Spotlight On The New York Pro Musica Antiqua, Part 3 07.04.2013 59:00 ↓

Wendy Gillespie brings us part 3 of a tribute to theNYPMA. Plus, we'll explore music with words by famous poets and feature a Capella de Ministrers' CD.

Rachel and Sara Caswell 05.04.2013 48:09 ↓

David Brent Johnson interviews The Caswell Sisters—vocalist Rachel and violinist Sara—who have shared a musical partnership since childhood.

The Early White House, 1800-1809 04.04.2013 2:00 ↓

When John Adams moved from Philadelphia to the White House, the building was still under construction and there was no sign of a garden.

From James L. White's The Salt Ecstasies 31.03.2013 5:24 ↓

Romayne reads "Gathering" from White's The Salt Ecstasies.

Spotlight On The New York Pro Musica Antiqua, Part 2 31.03.2013 59:02 ↓

Join us for some fun with bawdy songs, rounds and catches, and Wendy Gillespie brings us part two of a New York Pro Musica Antiqua retrospective. And more...

Henry And Honest Dan 29.03.2013 14:05 ↓

Did you know there was another composer in late 17th century England with the surname Purcell, besides Henry?

Mount Vernon 28.03.2013 2:00 ↓

At Mount Vernon, Washington created a beautiful American garden that befitted a true patriot.

Spotlight On The New York Pro Musica Antiqua, Part 1 24.03.2013 59:00 ↓

We’ll explore the recorder, hear sacred music by Orlando di Lasso, and Wendy Gillespie brings us part one of a New York Pro Musica Antiqua retrospective.

"The Mathematician" 24.03.2013 4:41 ↓

Sue Swartz reads "The Mathematician," "The Line," and "In Search Of."

Music For Lent And Easter 22.03.2013 9:35 ↓

A journey through the Christian holy season with two new recordings.

Beautiful, Yet Practical 21.03.2013 2:00 ↓

Thomas Jefferson's gardens at Monticello combined the beautiful with the practical.

Poetry And Conversation With Antonia Matthew 17.03.2013 11:10 ↓

Tonia Matthew reads several of her poems and talks with us about her experiences with writing.

Chansons, Madrigals And Villanelles Of Willaert 15.03.2013 4:37 ↓

Secular music by a composer known mainly for his sacred music and as a teacher of famous composers.

Benjamin Franklin 14.03.2013 2:00 ↓

Our early presidents were described as nation builders, and all were passionate about plants, nature, agriculture and gardens.

"Morning Commute" 10.03.2013 5:00 ↓

Bloomington, Indiana-based poet Antonia Matthew reads "Singing the Unsung," "Morning Commute," and "Household Tasks: A Memory."

Music For Celtic Saints 10.03.2013 59:02 ↓

We’re exploring musicfor saints associated with the Celtic Isles. Plus, we’ll focus on the harp's use in Renaissance consorts and hear music from Atalante.

A Napoli! 08.03.2013 9:23 ↓

Harmonia heads to Italy for a visit to Naples by way of two recent recordings.

Ambassador Yehuda Avner 08.03.2013 52:24 ↓

Owen Johnson speaks with former Israeli prime ministerial advisor and diplomat Yehuda Avner.

Andrea Wulf's Perspective 07.03.2013 2:00 ↓

The United States of America was established by farmers and gardeners who were very conscious of protecting their natural resources.