Profiles is a weekly radio program featuring a new guest each week, ranging from painters to journalists, delving into the person behind the persona. Profiles airs Sunday at 7 p.m. on WFIU HD1.
Krista Detor has shared stages with Joan Armatrading, Suzanne Vega, and Loudon Wainwright. Her album Mudshow reached the #1 spot on the Euro-Americana Chart.
Doug Bauder is the director of the Office of Gay, Lesbian, and Bisexual Support Services at Indiana University. He has also served a wide range of churches and youth services. He spoke with Shana Ritter.
Mark McMath is chief information officer for Bloomington Hospital. He began his career at IBM in 1981 and has since held leadership roles with both for-profit and not-for-profit health care providers. He spoke with Moya Andrews.
One of the world’s most accomplished players of the Irish flute, Grey Larsen also composes, produces, teaches, and is the the author of two books. Larsen spoke with WFIU’s Yaël Ksander.
Bloomington’s Malcolm Abrams has worked for a variety of publications, including Ladies’ Home Journal, Playboy, and the New York Times.He is most-recently founder of Bloomington’s lifestyle magazine,Bloom. He spoke with Moya Andrews.
Harold “Tuck” Langland is a sculpture, writer, and professor at IU South Bend where he taught in the fine arts department for over thirty years. He is currently the first vice president of the National Sculpture Society. He spoke with WFIU’s Adam Schwartz.
Mark Moore is the current CEO and president of Bloomington Hospital and Healthcare System. Moore has quite the sufficient background in healthcare management. Before coming to Bloomington, he was the COO for the Community Health Network in Indianapolis.
Steve Ferguson was appointed to the Indiana University Board of Trustees in 1998 and was appointed president in 2005. He has served on numerous boards and committees to help better the lives of Indiana citizens. He spoke with Perry Metz.
Chris Swanson is a founder of the Bloomington-based independent recording companies. Secretly Canadian and Jagjaguwar are known for their artist friendly labels and ambitious business drive. He spoke with WFIU’s David Brent Johnson.
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