186 [S3E33] Getting to Know Bloomington’s Sibling City with Vicki Veenker, Vice Mayor of Palo Alto
So you may know that Bloomington has been a sister city to Posoltega, Nicaragua since 1988, and to Santa Clara, […]
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143 [S2E46]: Midwestern-Adobe-Style Housing, 3-D Printed by AI-Powered Robots? Yeah. Just Ask Danny Weddle
Until not too long ago, Danny Weddle was a builder of bespoke tiny homes. That got him interested in building
140 [S2E43]: How the Janeway Collective Built a Public Art Project
On the B-Line Trail downtown, there’s a bust of Kathryn Janeway, captain of the USS Voyager, from the Star Trek series of
133 [S3E36]: Steven Miller, County Veteran Service Officer, on Serving Those Who Served
To the thousands of residents of Monroe County who were ever active-duty, Steven Miller is likely to be a familiar
126 [S2E29]: Joani Stalcup — The Coroner’s Tale
Our guest today is the Monroe County Coroner, Joani Stalcup. She tells us all about the job: how it works,
124 [S2E27] Lesley Davis, Chair of the Council for Community Accessibility, on Accommodating Everyone
(NOTE: There will be no episode Mon., Oct. 7. The next episode is Wed., Oct. 9.) Our guest is Lesley
115 [S2E18]: NPR’s Eric Deggans on the Media, Journalism, and Bloomington (2 of 2)
This is the second of two episodes released today (note: we strongly recommend listening to the previous episode first), part
114 [S2E17]: NPR’s Eric Deggans on the Media, Journalism, and Bloomington (1 of 2)
Eric Deggans is the TV critic for National Public Radio, as well as a media analyst, and guest host. Before
113 [S2E16]: The Rev. Bill Breeden on War, the Death Penalty, and Protesting in Indiana
The Reverend Bill Breeden is perhaps most famous for a protest in 1987, when he stole a street sign in
111 [S2E14]: The Pipsqueakery: A Rescue and Sanctuary for Domestic and Wild Animals
Originally started in 2013 to rescue hamsters, The Pipsqueakery has expanded to become an animal rescue (which adopts out domesticated
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060: Emily Pike, Director of New Hope for Families, on Children Who Are Homeless
How much do you really know about the typical homeless person? Are you sure, or are you just making assumptions?
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059: Eclipse Clips — How Bloomington’s Preparing and Celebrating the Big Event
To everyone visiting Bloomington, and about to make Monday the largest tourism event in the city’s history, this episode is
