In the third and final installment of WFHB’s local candidates’ forum in the run-up to the November elections, News Director Chad Carrothers hosts a special edition of Interchange. At the table this evening are candidates in the race for Mayor of the City of Bloomington: David Sabbagh(R) and his opponent, Mayor Mark Kruzan(D)

In the second of three installments of WFHB’s local candidates’ forum in the run-up to the November elections, News Director Chad Carrothers hosts a special edition of Interchange. At the table this evening are candidates in the race for Bloomington City Council-at-Large: Cliff Meadows(R), Susan Sandberg,(D) Andy Ruff,(D) and Tim Mayer(D).

In the first of three installments of WFHB’s local candidates’ forum in the run-up to the November elections, News Director Chad Carrothers hosts a special 90-minute edition of Interchange. At the table this evening are candidates in the race for Bloomington City Council: for District 2, Jillian Kinzie(D) and Brad Wisler(R); for District 5, Isabel Piedmont(D) and Alicia Graves(R); and …

Host Mike Conway has a conversation with Katrina vanden Heuvel, the editor and publisher of The Nation magazine.  The Nation, founded in 1865, is the longest continuously-published magazine in U.S. history.  Ms. vanden Heuvel visited Bloomington in September and stopped by WFHB to talk about the state of the media.  She discusses problems with the corporate control of the news …

Host Lisa-Marie Napoli interviews local residents, Kristina Seastrom and Pamela Ladd, who both live as “sacred activists” and students of Wisdom University. The interview discusses each woman’s spiritual interests and life paths as sacred activists. Their synchronicities in life brought them to the teachings of Wisdom University where they are exposed to travel, knowledge, and wisdom. Finally, Kristina and Pamela …

Host Mylo Roze probes Bloomington’s PCB problem with key figures in the fight for public health. Mylo is joined in the studio by Environmental Attorney Mick Harrison, Esq., and Citizen Activist Greg Moore. Addressed are the history, scope, sites and current status of PCB contamination in the Bloomington area due to dumping by the Westinghouse corporation. The state of current …

Lisa Morrison interviews Barney Quick, musician, arts journalist, opinion columnist, talk-show host, educator, blogger, and the author of the novel “High C at the Sunset Terrace”, set in 1948 in the thriving Indianapolis jazz scene. Barney talks about performing in the local scene and supporting Jazz From Bloomington.

What really happened on 9/11?  Host Mike Conway probes the “official” conspiracy theory with Kevin Ryan, a Bloomington chemist and former site manager at Underwriters Laboratories in South Bend. During the post 9/11 investigation Kevin questioned discrepancies between UL’s test results on steel components from the World Trade Center and the official account of the buildings’ collapse. Days later, he …

Host Andy Mahler is joined in the studio by Tom Sparks, instrument maker, Director of the IU String Instrument Technology program, master musician, recording artist, and former United States Irish Fiddle Champion (three years in a row 1980-82).  They talk about Tom’s long history in music and in Bloomington, from the early years of Bill Monroe’s Bluegrass Festival in Beanblossom, …

Host Lisa-Marie Napoli interviews Ann Schepper, an active member of Pastors for Peace, a special ministry of the Interreligious Foundation for Community Organization created to deliver humanitarian aid to Latin America and the Caribbean; and CubAmistad, a locally-based sister-city project linking Bloomington, Indiana and Santa Clara, Cuba.. Ann shares stories about her involvement with these organizations. Additionally, she talks about …