Phoenix Rayng represents a new organization called Protect Our People, advocating for transgender equality across Indiana. Protect Our People needs help getting trans youth access to gender-affirming care. Activate! is a partnership between WFHB and the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network, working together to build a strong, healthy and engaged community. You can learn more about volunteer opportunities in the …
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WFHB welcomes the Andy Cobine trio to Saturday’s Child on Saturday, August 12, from 11am to noon. Join us as we enjoy jazzular tunes, both classics and originals, in the groove of swing, bossa, blues, and funky too. Listen on air or as part our audience, free of charge in the Monroe County History Center in downtown Bloomington as Steve …
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This is the fifth and final week of partnership between WFHB’s Youth Radio, Kid City and The Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington called “Youth Radio Summer Camp”. The idea behind the program was to encourage campers to participate in some creative activities that gave them a crash course in all the things they could potentially do if they got …
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They’re obsessed. And they want to share their obsession with you. Aja Essex and Josh Brewer run Cicada Cinema, a pop-up, volunteer-run movie theater in Bloomington. The two schedule film showings in locales all around town, sometimes indoors, sometimes outdoors. Cicada’s offerings range from esoteric art films to low-budget black-and-white horror movies. Essex and Brewer will host the Cicada Cinema …
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This is the fourth week of partnership between WFHB’s Youth Radio, Kid City and The Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington called “Youth Radio Summer Camp”. The idea behind the program was to encourage campers to participate in some creative activities that gave them a crash course in all the things they could potentially do if they got involved in …
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Common Cause Indiana, a nonprofit organization advocating for redistricting reform discusses the impact of severe gerrymandering across the state. In Indiana, the legislative maps used to divide Hoosiers into voting districts are more biased towards one party than 95% of maps drawn in other U.S. states. What is expected to be a fair process meant to encourage voter turnout and …
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This is the third week of partnership between WFHB’s Youth Radio, Kid City and The Boys and Girls Clubs of Bloomington called “Youth Radio Summer Camp”. The idea behind the program was to encourage campers to participate in some creative activities that gave them a crash course in all the things they could potentially do if they got involved …
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Bokanté – History Heavy Mother – Comical Uncertainty Ben Harper – Wide Open Light* La Faute – Blue Girl Nice Day Velvet Vaughan – Magic Baby Tensnake – Stimulate Steeltown Horns – 5 Years of Funk Night Beats – Rajan Jantra – Synthesized Sudan Ekiti Sound – Drum Money Lucinda Williams – Stories from a Rock n Roll Heart Brigid …
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Welcome to Prescription for Healthcare, a podcast collaboration between the WFHB Local News and Medicare for All Indiana, broadcasting the second Thursday of every month as part of the Local News at 5:20 PM. This month we interview Dr. Rob Stone for an update and synthesis of all the complex and maddening developments in healthcare costs, billing, and profiteering, based …
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Today on Bring It On!, hosts, Clarence Boone and Liz Mitchell, spend the hour with David Gudaitis, Alan Backler, and Larry Laswell to preview the upcoming documentary, Reviving the West Baden Colored Church: A Labor of Love. It tells the story of the First Baptist (Colored) Church in West Baden Springs, Indiana, from its founding and years of growth to …
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