Indiana Public Media Arts & Music
As rules for national roller derby competitions are put in place, the Bleeding Heartland Roller Girls worry some players may not get the chance to play.
"I wanted to write in proximity to these lives because they are part of my community. So many of their anxieties were anxieties that I shared."
On this week's episode we invite student filmmaker Chelsey McKrill and Dr. Debby Herbenick (@mysexprofessor) to talk about women on film.
"Girls should have the ability and the education and the information to make logical choices themselves about what they want to do with their bodies."
"You see this incredible blossoming in these young women, as writers and as girls who are really thoughtful, and who have something to say about the world."
A six-year-old nonprofit dedicated to connecting and empowering women sponsors a lively annual festival.
David Vandervelde revels in old school rock, Vivian Girls prefers lo-fi surfer rock, and The Donkeys make infectious pop tunes.
The Forbidden Show's bawdy subject matter challenges audiences to leave their PC sensibilities at the door. Can Bloomington handle it?
40 young women from Indianapolis will have a whole new bag of skills to show off to their classmates this fall – as graduates of a rock and roll summer camp.
Not everyone is a fan of glossy pop music. But Lady Gaga is special – why else would a group of Bloomington punk musicians choose to put on a Gaga tribute show?
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