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Spellbinding Documentary, Conservationist Meg Lowman, Indiana Writers Center Moves, Norbert Krapf's New Book, and Librarians Deal with Orphaned Media

This week, a documentary about a crime that held Indianapolis spellbound in 1977, conservationist Meg Lowman, and how librarians deal with m...

00:53:02Jan 20, 2018

Golf Course Designer Ron Kern, Poet Liza Hyatt, Linda Rendelmen's "Women Like Us," The Harrison Center's New Mission, and Butler's MFA Outreach Programs

This week, a golf course designer who's also a photographer - or maybe the other way around - a poet who literally traced her ancestors' foo...

00:58:43Jan 13, 2018

Encore Re-Broadcast: Satch the Artist, Engineers and Fiber Artisans, Dorothy Alig at the Cummins Building, Indy Funk and Soul, and 4,000 Works of Clay

This week, how Julie Kern the banker became Satch the artist, how engineers and fiber artists decided to collaborate, how Dorothy Alig got h...

00:51:58Jan 6, 2018

Music and Spoken Word by Local Artists for the Winter Holidays

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll celebrate the winter holidays with local music and spoken word by artists including Norbert Krapf,...

00:53:53Dec 23, 2017

Indy's Connection to Watergate, Indy Ballet's Nutcracker, Church Series Explores Meaning of "Prodigal Son," Pravada's Small Studio Session, and Professor Watermelon

This week, how an Indianapolis native revealed the identity of Watergate's "Deep Throat," Indianapolis Ballet Company's holiday concerts, an...

00:51:54Dec 16, 2017

Terry Border and Melissa Fraterrigo Offer New Books, Carmel Launches a German Christmas Market, Circus Training in the Aerial Arts, and Pacer Victor Oladipo Scores More Than Points

This week, two books that might be the perfect presents for people on your list, Carmel's new nod to the traditional German Christmas market...

00:51:49Dec 9, 2017

The Indianapolis Children's Choir's Concerts, Indiana Historical Society's Holdiay Celebrations, Ivy Tech Partners with Community North Hospital to Sooth Patients, We Tackle Civil Discourse, and Christy Wilcox Likes Venomous Creatures

This week, the Indianapolis Children's Choir and the Indiana Historical Society are ready for the holidays, and we learn about a moving part...

00:52:04Dec 2, 2017

Yelp, The Indianapolis Symphonic Choir, The Indiana Writers' Center, Game Of Clones, and Cat Head Press

This week, YELP Indy and the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir are ready for the holidays, the Indiana Writers' Center has a class to help you wr...

00:51:41Nov 25, 2017

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This week, in honor of Thanksgiving, we're revisiting some of our favorite interviews. Tune in for conversations with the Vogue Theatre's St...

00:51:40Nov 18, 2017

A Hymn to Patriotism, a Book Club for Science Geeks, Klingon Can Help You be a Better Student, 1.2 Million Holiday Lights, and Arts at All Saints

This week, a new biography of the poet who wrote America the Beautiful, Indiana Humanities' Books, Booze, and Brains, Starbase Indy, WinterL...

00:51:40Nov 11, 2017

The Power of Poison, Fountain Square Monthly Comedy Hour, Pianist Sean Chen, Dick Wolfsie Deconstructs Jokes, and Clint Breeze & The Groove

This week, something poisonous has invaded the Indiana State Museum, Fountain Square hosts a monthly comedy event, and APA Fellow Sean Chen...

00:52:03Nov 4, 2017

Satch the Artist, Engineers and Fiber Artisans, Dorothy Alig at the Cummins Building, Indy Funk and Soul, and 4,000 Works of Clay

This week, how Julie Kern the banker became Satch the artist, how engineers and fiber artists decided to collaborate, how Dorothy Alig got h...

00:51:58Oct 28, 2017

Veterans & Tattoos, Writer Dan Grossman, Justin Vining's New Art, Bobdirex Redux, and IMA's Portraits of a City

This week, a photography exhibit that celebrates the special power of tattoos in the lives of veterans, a profile of Nuvo's new arts editor...

00:52:01Oct 21, 2017

Spirit & Place Festival, Ann Katz Festival, Native Art Now, Bill Foley Takes On A Challenger, And A Teen Film Composer

This week, the Spirit & Place Festival explores power, the Ann Katz Festival celebrates books, films, food, and more, and Native Art Now sho...

00:51:56Oct 14, 2017

A New Public Art Initiative, Brett Wiscons' New Work, Broadway in Indianapolis's Season, Influential Women Speak, and DK Channels The Beatles

This week, the Arts Council of Indianapolis has a new public art initiative, Small Studio's Brett Wiscons is on tour, Broadway comes to Indi...

00:52:04Oct 7, 2017

Early Andy Warhol, Jazz at UIndy, Celebrating Immigrants' Gifts, A Pre-Enactment, and Ghost Stories at Crown Hill Cemetery

This week UIndy's jazz season, a Full Circle Festival, and Andy Warhol at the Long-Sharp Gallery. We'll also learn how the arts can envision...

00:51:23Sep 30, 2017

Fat Turtle Theatre Debuts. Steve Archbold Writes About Poverty, Koganada's Film About Columbus, Vess Ruhtenberg, and Mandrell Photography

This week an in-depth conversation with the writer and director of the new film Columbus, we'll meet the Fat Turtle Theatre Company, and we'...

00:52:00Sep 23, 2017

Nuts at Buck Creek Players, IDADA is Closing its Doors, Free Cultural Landscape Tours, 50 Cities of the USA, and Keith Hampton's Automatic Art

This week, a Buck Creek Players production about legal shades of gray, what life will be like for Indy galleries after IDADA's demise, and a...

00:51:48Sep 17, 2017

Justin Vining and Benny Sanders, Sylvi and Sean Gray, The Geeky Press, and The IRT's James Still

This week, we're revisiting some of our favorite recent interviews. Tune in for conversations with painters and friends Justin Vining and Be...

00:51:59Sep 9, 2017

Jeff Byrd Performs, Columbus Holds a Scottish Festival, The Texas Tenors Come to Town, ATI Raises Eyebrows this Season, and a Classical Guitar Season Not to be Missed

This week, a sneak preview of Actors Theatre of Indiana's fall offerings, the Indianapolis Society of the Classical Guitar, and nearly 5,000...

00:51:56Sep 2, 2017

New Book by Georgia Buchanan, Science Kits at the State Museum, Larissa Hammond at the Tube Factory, Start With Art, and Penrod

This week, How to Live Beyond 90 Without Falling Down - really, it's a new memoir by Georgia Buchanan - John and Sarah Lechleiter play with...

00:50:58Aug 19, 2017

Indy Fringe Fest, Carmel Celebration of Bands, Exhibit Columbus, Nickel Plate Arts, and Poet Adrian Matejka

It's nearly time for the Indy Fringe Fest, all the bands are coming to Carmel, and why you should visit Columbus, Indiana this month. We'll...

00:51:54Aug 13, 2017

Indiana State Museum's New CEO, Harley-Davidson Exhibit at the Indiana History Center, Jazz Guitarist Charlie Ballantine, The ACI Wins an NEA Grant, and Day of Flight at the IMA

This week, meet the Indiana State Museum's new CEO, check out some motorcycles at the Indiana History center, hear what jazz guitarist Charl...

00:51:42Aug 5, 2017

Indiana State Fair's Wonderful World of Food, Boogie-Woogie Piano Fest, Steampunk Art Show, Comedian Rick Garrett, and Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre Season

This week, a sneak peek at a highlight of the Indiana State Fair, a festival devoted to boogie-woogie piano, and some mad scientists stage a...

00:51:55Jul 29, 2017

Stutz Residents' Exhibit, The State Museum Celebrates Limestone, Yelp Indy's New Festival, DK's Summer Shows, and a Poetry Carnival

This week, Stutz Artist Resident John Klinkose can't escape water, the Indiana State Museum showcases the role of Hoosier limestone around t...

00:51:58Jul 22, 2017

Stutz Residents' Exhibit, The State Museum Celebrates Limestone, Yelp Indy's New Festival, DK's Summer Shows, and a Poetry Carnival

This week, Stutz Artist Resident John Klinkose can't escape water, the Indiana State Museum showcases the role of Hoosier limestone around t...

00:51:46Jul 21, 2017

Great American Songbook Academy, Using Music to Help People with Alzheimer's Disease, Human Rites at The Phoenix Theatre, and The Band Eliot Bigger

This week, the Great American Songbook Academy, using music to enrich the lives of people with Alzheimer's Disease, the band Eliot Bigger, a...

00:51:46Jul 15, 2017

Indy Urban Hardwoods, Indianapolis Ballet Inc., Contemporary Art Exhibit, Nickel Plate Players, and Photographer David Slivka

This week, we'll learn about a new professional ballet company, check in with a multimedia artist-turned-woodworker, and meet a pair of onco...

00:51:59Jul 8, 2017

The Indianapolis Opera and Indianapolis Chamber Orchestras Have New Seasons, a New Kind of House Concert, The Carmel Symphony has a New Music Director, and a New Take on an Old Friendship

This week, we'll get sneak previews of the Indianapolis Opera and Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra's new seasons, learn how Sofar Sounds is re...

00:51:58Jul 1, 2017

Celebrating Zines, Self-Evident Tunes, a New Small Studio Session, and a Long Partnership at the IRT

This week, we'll learn about The Gluestick Festival and a Herron Galleries art show that celebrates all things "zine," learn why Gail Payne...

00:51:56Jun 24, 2017

Cantor Janice Roger, Artist Jenny Montgomery, Singer Jackie Evancho, an Israeli Film Festival, and The Hunchback Of Notre Dame

A conversation with Janice Roger, who's retiring after nearly four decades as a cantor. Next, meet the "antidamsels" drawn by artist Jenny M...

00:51:55Jun 17, 2017

Herron School of Art's Summer Vacation Projects, a Museum Collaboration, a New Theatre Company, Outstanding Hoosiers, and Singer Roger Schmelzer Tries His Luck in NYC

This week, three summer exhibitions at Herron School of Art & Design, the National Art Museum of Sport collaborates with The Children's Muse...

00:52:02Jun 10, 2017

Indianapolis Hosts a Long-Running Early Music Festival, A Longer-Running Art Fair, A Night in India, A Conversation With Jazz Great Christian Mcbride, and An Atypical Bassoon Ensemble

This week, travel back a few centuries via early music on period instruments, check out a 62-year-old free art fair, and listen in as Christ...

00:51:55Jun 3, 2017

The Great Bike Race on Stage at TOTS, Indiana Artists' Board Exhibit, The Geeky Press, Prince's Drummer, and Cabinets of Curiosities

This week, the Indiana Artists board members have their annual exhibit, the Great Bike Race wheels into Theatre on the Square, and a chat wi...

May 28, 2017

The Cabaret's New Season, Summer Stock Stage's New Company, a Walk Through Five Gardens, an A.J. Foyt Exhibit, and Baby Animals at the Indy Zoo

This week, Summer Stock Stage has given birth to a grown-up company, we'll visit the A.J. Foyt Exhibit at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Mu...

May 20, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Justin Vining & Benny Sanders Paint Outside, Big Foot Yancey, The Phoenix Theatre, The Museum of Miniature Houses, and Salvador Dali Etchings

This week, painters Justin Vining and Benny Sanders egg each other on, Big Foot Yancey pays a visit, the Phoenix Theatre's new dark comedy,...

00:52:56May 12, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Broad Ripple Art Fair, Hart Becomes Indy Shakes, Antique Private Train Car, Onyx Fest and Virginia Avenue Folk Fest

This week, we warm up for three festivals: The Broad Ripple Arts Fair, Onyx Fest, and the Virginia Avenue Folk Festival. We'll also learn ab...

00:53:03May 8, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Theatre Manager Steve Ross, Artist Hughey, the Winner of the Library Week Teen Poetry Contest, Gene Stratton-Porter, and the IMA's New Director of Festivals

This week, the Vogue Theatre's Steve Ross talks about his decades with the club, we'll meet the IMA's new Director of Festivals, Performance...

00:52:46Apr 28, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Stutz Artists Open House, Author Christina Baker Kline, Wife Patrol, and Ken Scott Plays with Skulls and Claws

This week, Christina Baker Kline talks about Orphan Train and how Andrew Wyeth inspired her new novel, and Ken Scott crafts hunting pouches...

00:52:46Apr 21, 2017

The Art of the Matter - NEW PLAYS AT TOTS AND ATI, NEW STAFF AT INDY FRINGE, NEW NOVEL BY JIM NAREMORE, AND NEW BEATS AT RHYTHM DISCOVERY CENTER

We're on a theatre binge this week on The Art of the Matter! You'll hear about Theatre on the Square's new show, the Indy Fringe's new creat...

00:52:50Apr 15, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Painter Taylor Smith, Epilogue Players, Comic Con, Painter Lois Main Templeton, and Butler ArtsFest

This week on The Art of the Matter, we meet a painter who's inspired by science and a painter who's inspired by words. We learn about an Ind...

00:52:58Apr 7, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Princess Diaries' Author's New Novel, Kids Dance Outreach, Vess Ruhtenberg Launches a Solo Album, APA Finalist Alex Beyer, and You Are There 1943

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll talk with The Prince Diaries' Indiana-born author about her newest novel, go on-site with Kids Dan...

00:52:54Apr 3, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Ricardo Returns, We Remix the Symphony, Find out what's New with Drew, Listen in on Tyron Cooper, and Anticipate the Indiana Artists' Exhibit

This week on The Art of the Matter, Dance Kaleidoscope alum Ricardo Melendez brings his current company to town; Ball State students lend th...

00:52:52Mar 24, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Artist Boxer - This is My Parkinson's, Larry Sweazy's New Novel, Meet the Next APA Finalist, Tattoo Artist Shadow, and The IMA Goes to the Birds

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll meet a visual artist who lives and creates with Parkinson's Disease, and discover why John Jacob A...

00:52:58Mar 17, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Star Trek Tech, Bail on Straws, Meet the Next APA Finalist, Go to the Circus, and get a Sneak Peek of Indiana Artisan Marketplace

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll meet an American Pianists Award finalist who played a Haydn sonata right through a magnitude 6.1 e...

00:52:23Mar 11, 2017

The Art of the Matter - If Britain's Prince Charles were King, a Peanut-Roasting Facility-Turned-Art-Gallery, Intimate Opera Partners with Philharmonic, Encore Vocal Arts Gets a New Leader, and Meet The First APA Finalist

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll check out a play that imagines Prince Charles as King of England, visit Big Car's Tube Factory, an...

00:52:55Mar 4, 2017

The Art of the Matter - The ICO Accompanies City Lights, Fort Wayne Project is a Knight Cities Challenge Finalist, Ella Fitzgerald Gets an Art Exhibit, The House Life Project, and Ballet Theatre of Indiana Dances Beauty and The Beast

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll learn how hard it is to provide a movie soundtrack live, how a Fort Wayne collective is using arti...

00:53:03Feb 27, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Disabilities Awareness Month Art, Tad Robinson's Small Studio Session, WFYI's Ice Miller Wine Fest, Indiana Wind Symphony, and Chee Wang Ng at Iu Art Museum

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll learn about ArtMix's First Friday exhibit, catch up with blues legend Tad Robinson, and warm up fo...

00:52:50Feb 17, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Artist Dan Thompson, Composer Becky Archibald, Author Roxane Gay, Dogs at The Eiteljorg, and A Carnival for Kenya

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll meet the artist behind the super-colorful IndyGo Bus, eavesdrop on composer Becky Archibald as she...

00:52:52Feb 10, 2017

The Art of the Matter - Indy DJ School, Hendricks Symphony Orchestra, Circle City Industrial Complex, The Great War, and Meet the Artists 19

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll check out an Indy DJ school, head to Hendricks County for classical and pops music, and meet the F...

00:53:02Feb 3, 2017