009 [S1E09]: Charlotte Zietlow, the City’s First Female Council President [ENCORE]
[Charlotte Zietlow passed away Wednesday at the age of 91. She was a pillar of the community who will be […]
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[Charlotte Zietlow passed away Wednesday at the age of 91. She was a pillar of the community who will be […]
[This is an encore presentation recorded in April. We’ll be back with a new episode Thursday.] John Baeten came to
On June 27, the Buskirk-Chumley Theatre will host a screening of the original, uncut, 1954 Toho Studios film Gojira, in Japanese
Steve Bonchek, whom everyone just calls “Roc”, is founder and principal of Harmony School, the independent, non-religious school not funded
Liz Feitl served as a union organizer and leader at IU and then with United Way of Monroe County for
To the present. Miah Michaelsen is an old hand at the intersection of government and the arts. She’s been at
We speak with Amy Oelsner, the founder and director of Girls Rock Bloomington, which teaches girls from ages 8 to
We’ve been highlighting some of the programs of the Center for Sustainable Living, an organization that acts as an umbrella
Today’s show is a case study in Bloomington’s arts economy. Our guests are the founders of MDWST FABLE, a series
John Baeten came to town as a visiting assistant professor in IU’s geography department, where he spent time doing, among
So you may know that Bloomington has been a sister city to Posoltega, Nicaragua since 1988, and to Santa Clara,
In the incorporated place that is Bloomington’s primary official suburb, there’s no mayor. The part-time town council in Ellettsville is