Inside Outdoors INFO 4-20-19 Buddy Bill, Rich Reardin, and Don Jordan are the hosts. Mushroom hunting, problems with the situation in regards to professional harvesting, over harvesting, and pricing, caller talks about hunting mushrooms, another caller talks about regulations and education concerning hunting mushrooms, some scenic places to go in the spring for sightseeing in Southern Indiana. CREDITS Our Anchors …

Nina Pitchkites self-recorded a series of home-grown demos using a multi-track recorder, and now she has recruited a full band to take her songs to the next level. With Rosie Ray on guitar and vocal harmonies, Jack Andrews on bass, and Mark Edlin on drums, Push Pop creates a yearning and ethereal emo-pop sound that hearkens back to the classic …

This week continues the conversation between Toussaint Losier and Micol Seigel. This is part two of a series in which we hear Losier, author of Rethinking the American Prison Movement, speak to Seigel about his research while writing his book, in which he builds a cohesive picture of the long history of incarceration.  In this episode, Losier speaks about resistance to …

A software engineer and passionate environmentalist, Bingham takes on incumbent Dorothy Granger and fellow challenger Sue Sgambelluri in next month’s Democratic primary. The winner faces Andrew Guenther, running unopposed in the Republican primary, in November’s general election. Formerly co-chair of Bloomington’s Innovation Task Force, Bingham served on John Hamilton transition team after the 2015 municipal election. Bingham advocates for cooperative …

Join us for a special interview with Judi Epp and Lucie Mathieu, along with producer Jennifer Bass with the latest Just Married podcast. But before that, we have your weekly update for LGBT+ news. Just Married, Marriage Equality: Stories from the Heartland is an ongoing project dedicated to recording stories from same-sex couples about their journeys into marriage. Sponsored by …

Judi finds love unexpectedly after the passing of her wife Beverly, when she meets Lucie on a Facebook page for gay widows. Marriage Equality: Stories from the Heartland is an ongoing project dedicated to recording stories from same-sex couples about their journeys into marriage. Sponsored by the Indiana University’s Department of Gender Studies, the Office for Vice President for Research …

The State Senate passed a bill to create special firearms training for teachers. House Bill 1253 will require that teachers and staff members complete at least 40 hours of firearms training, before they can carry a firearm on campus. Faculty will also be required to pass a mental health assessment test, to prove they are fit to carry a firearm. …

House Bill 1253 to fund firearms training for teachers and school staff; Common Council to amend ordinance regulating motorized scooter use; A Controversial Bill passed on the Senate floor earlier this week that will create special firearm training for teachers in armed schools; Bulldozers are demolishing Rhinos Youth Center, in downtown Bloomington. FEATURE A proposed state budget in the legislature …

The Indiana House of Representatives’ current spending bill is half a billion dollars short, according to the latest estimation by the Revenue Forecast Technical Committee. The forecast for fiscal year 2020 was presented to the state budget committee, yesterday. It includes a $30 million revision from December’s projection. That’s still nowhere near the $600 million difference between what the technical …

The Bloomington Common Council may heavily amend an ordinance regulating motorized scooter use, proposed by the city’s administration. The proposed ordinance not only regulates scooter operations, it sets fees and data reporting requirements. In its initial form, the proposed rule limits scooter use to sidewalks, provides access to low income riders, and prohibits scooter use for those under the age …