223 [S4E17]: Attorney Nick Minaudo with Indiana Legal Services
We’ve been focusing on the tenant side of the local housing equation lately. We hosted Student Legal Services a few […]
[Level] Of interest to communities beyond Monroe County, or to residents of Indiana generally.
We’ve been focusing on the tenant side of the local housing equation lately. We hosted Student Legal Services a few […]
The 812 is back after an extended summer break with a new season! Our premiere guest of season 4 is
Shelli Yoder returns to The 812, now as the Indiana Senate minority leader (a title she got unexpectedly the day
We talk shop with our counterpart in the state’s other major college-dominated metropolitan area. The city of West Lafayette, the
To the present. Miah Michaelsen is an old hand at the intersection of government and the arts. She’s been at
[UPDATE: The day after this interview was recorded, Shelli Yoder was named Senate Minority Leader.] Shelli Yoder is the dynamic
The Monroe County History Center on 6th and Washington is a museum, a library, an event space, and then some.
Ellen Jacquart is the president of Monroe County Identify and Reduce Invasive Species, or MC-IRIS for short. She leads a
Living-learning centers at IU allow students to take classes in a specialty of their choice in the dorm where they
Our guest today is the Monroe County Coroner, Joani Stalcup. She tells us all about the job: how it works,
This is the second of two episodes released today (note: we strongly recommend listening to the previous episode first), part
Eric Deggans is the TV critic for National Public Radio, as well as a media analyst, and guest host. Before