WFHB Bloomington Community Radio
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The city of Bloomington is looking to charge citizens $150 to access audio and video data from police dashboard cameras and body cams; Last night the City Council also heard a proposal to extend a five-year tax abatement to Bloomington-based HM Mac Development, LLC, for a project to be built where the Chocolate Moose Ice Cream Shop currently stands; Planned Parenthood is challenging a new Indiana law that requires women to receive ultrasounds at least 18 hours prior to an abortion; The Back Door is hosting a fundraiser tonight for a Bloomington resident who will be traveling to the Democratic National Convention as a Bernie Sanders delegate.
FEATURE
This month, the Wells-Metz theater will host alternating nights of Shakespeare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” and Jane Austin’s “Sense and Sensibility”, starring four professional actors from the Actors’ Equity Association, as part of the 2016 IU Summer Theater Season. Doug Storm sat down with the actors for this week’s Interchange, a wide-ranging conversation about the challenges and rewards of performing repertory theater, the interplay between the two productions, and how community is vital to making great live experiences. We bring you an excerpt of that conversation for today’s WFHB Community Report.
VOICES IN THE STREET
Today’s edition of “Voices in the Street” asks about patriotism in the era of Donald Trump and Brexit.
CREDITS
Anchors: Carolyn VandeWiele and Ryan Stacy
Today’s headlines were written by Kacey Ross and Joe Crawford, along with Sarah Vaughan for CATSweek, Community Access Television Services..
Our feature was produced by Doug Storm and Rob Schoon
Voices in the Street was produced by Kelly Wherley
Our engineer today is Chris Martin
Our theme music is provided by the Impossible Shapes.
Executive Producer is Joe Crawford.
