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Hola Bloomignton- Septembere 16, 2022

Estamos en las semanas de recaudación de fondos, levantando fondos para la WFHB. En este programa El Consulado Mexicano tiene a invitados para compartir de tema de asesoría financiera.  Personal de Financial Center para hablarnos de temas de educación financieras, brindar asesoría y referencia con especialistas. We are in fundraising weeks, raising funds for the WFHB. In this program the …

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September 16, 2022: Marius Mason- The Last Green Scare Prisoner

This week, we share a recorded discussion hosted by the Civil Liberties Defense Center.  CLDC has been at the forefront of anti-repression legal work for decades now, working on many of the Green Scare cases, in which the FBI infamously hounded and smashed radical environmental organizing between 2000 and 2008.  In this discussion, Chava and Lauren speak with Letha, a …

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Fall Fund Drive: Big Talk Music, Part 2

For the second week of Fall Fund Drive 2022, we feature more music created and performed by guests who’ve appeared on Big Talk through the years. Last week and this, we’ve presented music by Amanda Biggs, Busman’s Holiday, Henry Leck and the Indianapolis Children’s Choir, Jason Fickel and Ginger Curry, Jeff Isaac and the Postmodern Jazz Quartet, Kacie Swierk, Krista …

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Eco Report – September 15, 2022

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HEADLINES  It’s obvious why Indiana is the target for new ventures that are very likely to pollute the air. They know that Indiana’s air-pollution laws are very weak. Politicians want new jobs no matter how polluting the industry. —Norm Holy Wind energy prices — particularly in the central United States, are key to selecting wind as the low-cost option, said …

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Lyft and Inaccessibility in New York:Interview with WDOMI Lawyer Jeremiah Frei Pearson Part II

In today’s Disabulletin, WFHB correspondent Abe Shapiro speaks with Attorney Jeremiah Frei Pearson, about a lawsuit against the rideshare company Lyft over its alleged lack of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles, or WAV’S. Lyft officials cited a limited supply of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles and driver availability as reasons why WAV’s are only available to Lyft riders in nine cities across the entire …

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Saturday’s Child September 10th with Will Scott

Tune in Saturday,  September 10, at 11am, when WFHB welcomes back Will Scott on Saturday’s  Child for a find blend of deep country blues and Americana, complemented by a tint of refined folk story-telling par excellence. Will an International Blues Challenge semi-finalist, has toured from KU to the UK and left behind a trail of impressive  accolades in his wake. …

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Hola Bloomington – September 9, 2022

Este programa es por parte del Consulado Mexicano en la que nos guían como consolidar las deudas.  Temas importantes de nuestras finanzas como la consolidación de deudas.  Nos enteramos de cómo puede determinar si la consolidación es beneficial para usted.  Escucharemos que es una deuda buena y deuda mala.  Cuál es la opción adecuada entre más temas importantes.   The …

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Eco Report – September 8, 2022

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HEADLINES Of Indiana’s original 20 million acres of forest, fewer than 2,000 acres of old-growth forests remain intact. Some types of interior forests are considered to be old growth if they contain trees that are more than 140 years old. Most of the sites that remain are now protected as nature preserves, and many have been selected as National Natural …

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Fall Fund Drive: Big Talk Music

This year’s Fall Fund Drive runs from September 8th through the 18th. As always, we’ll be interrupting normal programing to ask you, the listeners and community, for help to keep us on the air for the next six months. So as not to give short shrift to our guests, Big Talk this week and next will feature music created and …

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September 9, 2022: A Fire Ignited- Shawn Sutton on the George Floyd Uprising

Shawn Sutton is from Greenville, North Carolina, and she participated in the George Floyd Uprising when it spread there in late May 2020.  Shawn was imprisoned due to her participation and has been recently released.  Today, she discusses the incident surrounding her arrest and the overall way recent years have shaped her politics. You can support her re-entry process by …

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