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The Weekly Special concluded its production in fall 2018; the page below is an archive.
WTIU continues its exploration of the Hoosier state with a new series, Journey Indiana.
Jesse Lacy, the 2016 Folk Alliance International Conference Scholarship recipient, performs "Resurrection Stone," an original song from his upcoming album.
"Rodney Stepp and the Steppin' Out Band" perform "Second Chance,” the title track from their debut album "Second Chance."
"Rodney Stepp and the Steppin' Out Band" perform "Three Way,” an original song from their debut album "Second Chance."
Legendary keyboardist Rodney Stepp teams with 4 other musicians, creating a fusion of smooth jazz and R&B that is "Rodney Stepp and The Steppin' Out Band."
Established by French fur traders as a strategic post, Vincennes was Indiana's first European settlement, and eventual capital of the Northwest Territory.
On March 31, 1880, press flocked to Wabash, Indiana as its lighting display flickered alive, making the town the first electrically lighted city in the world.
Between 1922 and 1928, Gennett Records, in Richmond, Indiana, revolutionized jazz, producing the earliest recordings of Louis Armstrong and King Oliver.
Join candlelit Christmas celebrations held at the Wylie House Museum, the historic home built in 1835 by Indiana University's first president, Andrew Wylie.
Family-owned and operated since 1938, Veach's Toy Station in Richmond, Indiana, offers over 16,000 square-feet of toys and was voted Indiana's Best Toy Store!
When Hoosier Benjamin Harrison became the 23rd President of the United States in 1889, he introduced the country to new policies and holiday traditions.
Effortlessly combining multiple genres and eras, the Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band has gained national popularity for their unique sound and driving energy.
Effortlessly combining multiple genres and eras, the Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band has gained national popularity for their unique sound and driving energy.