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Real Life, Revised is a reading series featuring stories, poems & other truths from Indiana writers, produced by Sam Ferrante and John Strauss. For show times and open mic opportunities, follow us on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/reallife_revised/

To help process the perfectly frustrating fascination of YOU CAN SEE EVERYTHING (2026, dirs. N. Fielder & L. Oppenheim), Flick Fix hostess Anne Laker calls on Fielder fans Lyndsay Crespo & Aaron Urbanski to unpack this shape-shifting, zeitgeisty documentary spotlighting tech sis Elizabeth Holmes, her tech bro partner, and the  truth of duplicity. Discussed: sociopathism, killer clowns, the...

Ben Nicholson is an architectural designer, artist, and writer whose practice moves fluidly between drawing, scholarship, and making. Educated at the Architectural Association in London, the Cooper Union in New York, and Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan, he taught at the Illinois Institute of Technology for sixteen years before joining the faculty of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago,...

Lee Alig and Steve Mannheimer talk with architect, artist and writer Ben Nicholson about making sense of the universe through geometry and a survey of labyrinths. He explores the ideas and symbols that created the world from his New Harmony, IN vantage point.

Welcome to Create Hear where we and our partners interview artists, curators and culture makers. WQRT Fellow Eston Inskeep sits down with Landon Caldwell & Rob Funkhouser to learn more about their new audiovisual opera, "Good Work." Pulling from the folklore, traditions, and oral traditions surrounding family and labor in Indiana, "Good Work" utilizes the worlds of experime...

Millennial malaise—is that a real thing? Halle Butler might have something to say about that in The New Me, her  2019 novel—about which a Joneser (Ken Honeywell), an Xer (Kate Shoup), and two Millennials (Alex Mattingly and Arika Herron) have quite a bit to say on the latest edition of Radio Free Book Club.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear what word they want the world to hear.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.

This project is part of the Indianapolis Public Library's Making Together social practice art series. What'd I'd Say is a collaborative public art project led by Artist and WQRT Co-Founder Jim Walker, Interviewing visitors at various Indianapolis Public Library locations to hear words chosen by guests.