Minerva Sosa, Carlos Bakota and John Nieto-Phillips host Jane “Juanita” Walters and Sandy Britton. Together they talk about the events that are coming up in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. They discuss ways the community can get involved in these and why it is important for us to come together as a community to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. Minerva Sosa, …

Mighty Brother, who started in Bloomington and resides in New Orleans, visits WFHB as part of their Big & Beautiful Tour. The relatively new band is starting work on their sophomore album as they discover the evolution of their musical outfit and its sound. 1. Monkey Bars 2. Barbaro 3. Yours & Mine 4. Elevator Man 5. Shake the Night …

The bloomingOUT crew takes a week break from the live program, but hopes you enjoy this re-airing of an interview with Vincennes, IN native and author of Some Go Hungry, Patrick Redmond. The novel is based on a crime that occurred in his hometown of Vincennes, Indiana. This episode also featured music from this week’s featured artist, Ryan Dolan; and two segments of our …

A Brown County judge sentences Daniel Messel to eighty years in prison for the 2015 murder of Hannah Wilson; Some former employees of Bloomington’s General Electric Appliances plant will be eligible for a federal program that benefits workers whose jobs were lost due to international trade; During its second budget hearing of the week, the Monroe County Council unanimously approved …

Indiana University is preparing to celebrate its bicentennial in 2020 just as the state of Indiana celebrates its own 200th birthday this year. Part of the university’s commemoration is its oral history project, begun in 2008. IU Bicentennial archivist Kristin Leaman-Morris joins Michael Glab on today’s Big Talk to discuss her role in collecting recordings of faculty, alumni, and support …

The middle class is the bedrock of America—the foundation upon which this nation has grown and thrived over the last two hundred and forty years. It’s no small surprise that the middle class is defined differently than it was two hundred years ago and there are constant theories of the middle class being eroded away in today’s society. Voices in …

In today’s EcoReport Feature, we bring you part two of correspondent Norm Holy’s interview with Patrick Gonzalez, the Principal Climate Change Scientist of the National Park Service. If you missed the first part of the interview last week, you can listen here at wfhb.org.

Anna Wrasse makes her radio debut at WFHB, following an award-winning performance and the Ferdinand Folk Festival. Gifted and young, Anna started playing piano at the age of 6, guitar at the age of 10, and she has put out her first album at the age of 13. 1. 2 a.m. 2. At Night 3. Speaking in Silence 4. Burn …

This Rock ‘n Roll band likes their songs long, genre-hopping and intense. Shaggy Wonda will be following their stop at WFHB with a performance at the Hyperion Festival to cap off the summer, or kick off the fall, depending on which way you look at it. 1. Simply Kind 2. Sock It To Me 3. Fade Away Originally aired on …

Bullet Points brings their blend of moody indie rock to WFHB, weaving together a few slightly different alternative styles. The band members, David Hazel (vocals, guitar), TJ Briggs (guitar), David Barajas (bass) and Matthew Beaumont (drums) hail from bands such as the Lemonheads, Extra Blue Kind, State, Beta Male and Coolidge. 1. Tinnitus 2. Is This the Way? 3. Leave …