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Prose Poems Of Gertrude Stein 08.05.2011 5:42 ↓

This week, poetry from the book Tender Buttons by Gertrude Stein.

Vivaldi's Complete Cello Sonatas 05.05.2011 2:18 ↓

This week, a turbulent relationship with an Italian institution.

Cornell's Combinations: Camouflaging Spring Bulb Foliage 05.05.2011 2:00 ↓

Unless the foliage of other perennials grows up to mask the bulb foliage as it decays, the garden looks a mess.

Documentary Filmmaker Stanley Nelson 04.05.2011 56:21 ↓

Shana Ritter interviews documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson.

"How To Write The Great American Indian Novel" By Sherman Alexie 01.05.2011 5:46 ↓

What kind of bird was that? An owl. What kind of bird was that? An owl. Oh, that one was too quick and small to be an owl. What was it? A quick and small owl.

Oratorios, London, And Winchester College 29.04.2011 2:13 ↓

This week, necessity is the mother of a new vocal genre.

Showcasing Supports In Your Flower Arrangements 28.04.2011 2:00 ↓

There are various types of items that are used in flower arranging to stabilize the stems of flowers.

Photography Editor And Scholar Claude Cookman 28.04.2011 51:35 ↓

Yaël Ksander hosts an interview with photographer, editor, and author Claude Cookman.

"How To Set The Dinner Table" By Alessandra Simmons 24.04.2011 4:46 ↓

Writer Alessandra Simmons reads her poems "Shalom, A Kitchen," " December 29th," "How to Set the Dinner Table," and "The Grammophone Remembers 1943."

Music From Ancient Greece 22.04.2011 2:06 ↓

This week, a look back at a land before time: the music of Ancient Greece.

Food Writer Christine Barbour 19.04.2011 49:46 ↓

Annie Corrigan interviews Christine Barbour, food editor for Bloom magazine.

Musica Ficta And Spanish Baroque Music 18.04.2011 2:05 ↓

A composer makes a bad political move and almost makes off with some musical gems!

More From Post Moxie 17.04.2011 5:22 ↓

Julia Story received her MFA from Indiana University in 2004.

Container Preparations: New, Rich Soil And Good Drainage Holes 14.04.2011 2:00 ↓

Growing plants in containers is an alternative for those who have no garden space.

"Some Kind Of Birth" By Kristen Renzi 10.04.2011 5:00 ↓

Kristen Renzi reads her poems "Some Kind of Birth," "On Symmetry," and "Original Sin."

Christoph Irmscher, Professor Of 19th Century Literature 08.04.2011 51:21 ↓

Gena Asher hosts an hour-long interview with Christoph Irmscher, professor of English at Indiana University in Bloomington.

Madrigals Of Orlande De Lassus 07.04.2011 2:12 ↓

One of the most versatile Renaissance composers revisits a versatile format near the end of his life.

Pre-Bloom Time: Anticipating Those First Signs Of Spring 07.04.2011 2:00 ↓

Each of us has our own personal method by which we confirm the onset of spring. For me it is when my ground-hugging yellow aconites bloom.

Renaissance Poetry: Madrigals, Chansons, and Villancicos 04.04.2011 59:00 ↓

A look at the poetry behind some of the most popular Renaissance vocal music. Plus, Nigel North performs in a featured release of music by Robert Johnson.

The Summer Of Black Widows By Sherman Alexie 03.04.2011 5:25 ↓

Poems from The Summer of Black Widows by Sherman Alexie, published in 1996 by Hanging Loose Press.

The Song Of The Bugle Fairy (Ajuga) 31.03.2011 2:00 ↓

Ajuga is hardy zones 3-9 and prefers light shade and evenly moist well-drained soil.

A Springtime Celebration With Early Music Song And Dance 29.03.2011 59:00 ↓

It's a celebration of Springtime with songs and dance music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and early Baroque.

Sex Researcher And Health Educator Debby Herbenick 28.03.2011 51:03 ↓

Annie Corrigan interviews sex researcher, author, and blogger Debby Herbenick.

From Post Moxie By Julia Story 27.03.2011 5:19 ↓

"But in the background, a cardinal. Tilting / his head and asking in a fog of bamboo, / bamboo in Indiana." -- from Post Moxie

Host Plants For Butterflies 24.03.2011 2:00 ↓

Different species of caterpillars have specific plants or plant families they need for their food.