Mike Adams at His Honest Weight – Guess For Thrills Allison Russell – The Returner Wilco – Cousin Lily & Madeleine – Nite Swim Lindsay Lou – Queen of Time Steven Bamidele – Summing Up Woods – Perennial* Mike Clark – Kosen Rufu Idrissa Soumaoro – Diré Ha Ha Tonka – Blood Red Moon Sinego – Alterego Serebii – Inside …
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On today’s edition of Bring It On!, host Clarence Boone and guest host Dr. Gloria Howell spend the hour with Dr. Charlie Nelms and Frank Motley to discuss efforts nationwide to ban schools from teaching critical race theory and the 1619 Project. Credits: Today’s hosts are Clarence Boone and Dr. Gloria Howell. …
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Nobody likes going to court. At Community Justice and Mediation volunteers like Joelene Bergonzi and Gabbie Hetrick help people solve conflict without legal action. CJAM is a partner in the Eviction Prevention Project, training mediators to work out landlord-tenant disputes BEFORE they go to eviction court. Activate! is a partnership between WFHB and the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network, working …
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Since 2021, a diverse movement in has challenged the construction of Cop City, which is slated to destroy Atlanta’s South River Forest. The forest is also known by its Muscogee name, Weelaunee. The movement has created new intersections between abolitionist and environmental politics, since it is defending a forest with important ecological elements for the surrounding Black community, in order to …
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Mike Adams at His Honest Weight – Guess For Thrills Last Birds – Endless Turn of Day Into Night Lily & Madeleine – Nite Swim Jamila Woods – Water Made Us* Sinego – Alterego Serebii – Inside Allison Russell – The Returner Wilco – Cousin Idrissa Soumaoro – Diré Forest Swords – Bolted Sufjan Stevens – Javelin Lindsay Lou – …
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On today’s edition of Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Ane Jenkins, speak with Troy T. Thomas, Jr., the founder and lead vocalist for Trumusiq. He is here today to promote an upcoming evening of inspirational and uplifting entertainment, food, music, and fun at the “Moments of Truth” Mental Health Gala and Awards Program scheduled for Dec. 2nd, at …
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During the holidays many local non-profits need to “fill the gap” created when their regular volunteers are out of town or busy with family. Michelle Moss with the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network has a special page on the BVN website where you can sign up to make a big difference without a big commitment. Activate! is a partnership between …
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This week on Eco Report, Environmental Correspondent Zyro Roze gets an update from Steven Stewart of Indiana Forest Alliance on positive and negative developments affecting climate, habitat, water and air quality in the region as windows of opportunity for public input draw to a close. And now for your environmental reports: The Grain Belt Express is a power line that …
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Her two books thus far have reflected her passions. After visiting Russia as a 16 year-old and becoming a devoted Russophile, Tristra went on to pen the epic historical fantasy “The Tomb and the Stone,” set in Siberia. Recently, she’s become entranced by the 19th century Indiana utopian outpost, New Harmony. Fittingly, her new book is set partly there. It’s …
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Featured Animal: Peanut This week’s featured animal is Peanut, a very sweet cat currently residing with the City of Bloomington Animal Shelter! Peanut enjoys watching birds through the window, sleeping under blanket forts on couches, and playing with paper straws under doorways. She isn’t really a lap-cat, but she is social and generally wants to be around people to see …
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