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Author, Art Historian, Entrepreneur: Michelle Facos

She expected to stay in Paris for a short time, enjoying the sights, the culture, the arts. Then the world changed. It was March, 2020 and Michelle Facos found herself unable to leave the city of lights. The COVID-19 pandemic may have shut the world down but Facos, an art history professor at Indiana University, opened her eyes and ears …

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Hearabouts: Stories from Studying in Asia

Welcome to the 69th episode of Hearabouts: Asian American Midwest Radio. Hearabouts is produced by Indiana University’s Asian Culture Center in collaboration with WFHB. We ask critical questions about identity, culture, community and shared assumptions. This episode is produced by Ming Wang and Melanie Castillo-Cullather. In this special episode we interview Matt Walsh, a current senior at the Kelley School …

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Bring It On! – November 28, 2022: Rashad Nelms, a United Nations Officer

This is a rebroadcast from October 10, 2022: On today’s edition of Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell speak with Rashad Nelms, who has have served in leadership and management positions for the United Nations World Food Program (WFP) for 18 years and in more than 21 countries. As an International Executive, Rashad helps clients lead and …

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Hola Bloomington- November 25, 2022

Escuchamos una charla mundialista 2022, entrevista con, Andres Cantor, mientras hace sus comentarios y análisis del mundial en Qatar.  La segunda parte, esuchamos a una charla callejera desde Qatar 2022.   We listen to a World Cup 2022 chat, an interview with Andres Cantor, while he makes his comments and analysis of the World Cup in Qatar. The second part, …

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November 25, 2022: Last in Rights, First in Punishment

This week, we share the second installment of a talk by Dina Alves, an abolitionist researcher and scholar who is currently visiting the US from Brazil.  Her talk is simultaneously translated from Portuguese by Micol Seigel. In this feature, she talks about the findings of her interviews with women prisoners in Brazil. We hear examples of how Black women are …

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Bring It On! – November 21, 2022: Bill Breeden, Minister Emeritus from the Unitarian Universalist Church of Bloomington, Indiana

On today’s edition of Bring It On!, the hosts are Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell. They spend the hour with Bill Breeden, Minister Emeritus from the Unitarian Universalist Church of Bloomington, Indiana. He was a minister to Corey Johnson and attended his execution. On January 14, 2021, the federal government executed Corey Johnson, a death-row prisoner who likely was intellectually …

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LWV-BMC Civic Conversations Podcast: Loss of Local News Sources

This month, LWV-BMC Civic Conversation Podcast host, Jim Allision, talked to Steve Hinnefeld about the impact on a community when local news sources die out. Mr. Hinnefeld has worked for over thirty years as a reporter and is a former reporter for the Herald Times.  Approximately 2500 local, state, and national news sources have been lost. According to Mr. Hinnefeld, …

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Eco Report – November 18, 2022

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HEADLINES All stories by Norm Holy The Republic newspaper reports the Bartholomew County Plan Commission in a 5- 2 vote has approved changes submitted by the county commissioners to an ordinance regulating placement of solar fields. Despite strong opposition from the state’s own environmental and natural resource experts, and concerns from the Governor’s Office, lawmakers pushed through a bill last …

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Hola Bloomington – November 18, 2022

En este programa escuchamos de la directora asuntos latinos de la IUPUI sobre cómo prepararse para la universidad por parte de Kelly School of Business.   Enla segunda parte escuchamos al Consulado Mexicano-Indianápolis brinda información sobre un tema de la importancia de ahorrar.   In this program, we hear from the IUPUI director of Latino affairs about preparing for college through …

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November 18, 2022: Blackness and Abolition in Brazil

This week, we share the first part of a talk by Dina Alves. Alves is a Brazilian lawyer with a doctorate in Anthropology, and has been an anchor in the feminist, antiracist legal scene in São Paulo since 2009. She is currently visiting the US, and recently gave this talk, generously translated by Micol Seigel, here in Bloomington. In this …

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