Profiles Interviews
Lewis Ricci is executive director of the Indiana Arts Council. Previously he was the director of the University of Idaho’s International Jazz Collections at the Lionel Hampton Center, and served on the adjunct faculty of that university.
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.
Dr. George List is one of the foremost ethnomusicologist in his field. At age 96, though the professor is now blind, he is still producing journal articles and reviews. He spoke with WFIU’s George Walker.
David and Scott Hillenbrand, both brothers and filmmakers, are the owners of Hill & Brand Productions. Their production company focuses on creating a wide range of media content, including film, music and theater. They spoke with Peter Noble-Kuchera.
Jeff Nelson is currently Associate Professor of Horn at the IU Jacobs School of Music. He was previously a member of the Canadian Brass. WFIU’s Mona Seghatoleslami hosts.
Bradley Hamm is currently the dean of the School of Journalism at Indiana University. He has a doctorate in communications research from the University of North Carolina and has taught in courses in mass communication all over the world. Owen Johnson conducted the interview.
Violinist and conductor Jaime Laredo and cellist Sharon Robinson have dedicated their lives to performing and teaching around the world. They are now on the faculty of the IU Jacobs School of Music. Peter Jacobi is your host.
James MacMillan is currently a composer/conductor with the BBC Philharmonic. A native of Scotland, MacMillan uses his cultural heritage to give his music a folksy, yet stirring rythmic tune. He spoke with WFIU’s Cary Boyce.
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.
Portia K. Maultsby is a professor of ethnomusicology in the IU Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology. She also heads the Archives of African-American Music and Culture in Bloomington. She spoke with WFIU’s David Brent Johnson.
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