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Scott Witzke moved to Bloomington in 1996. He received a Masters in Music from Indiana University, a Bachelors in Music from Clayton State University, and a Bachelor in Arts from Millersville University. Scott began working at WFIU as Marketing Director in 2006, and is now Marketing Director for WTIU. He enjoys cooking, swimming, and playing music.
Find out what happened when the first modern humans encountered Neanderthals 60,000 years ago.
A tomb of 49,000 year-old Neanderthal bones are discovered in a remote region of northern Spain.
Examine what most Americans consider the Constitution’s most important feature: the Bill of Rights.
Marian Marzynski recalls how he escaped the Holocaust and survived in a Catholic monastery.
One of America's most shameful secrets, the epidemic of rape within the US military, is explained.
Geoffrey Baer journeys across America to explore ten groundbreaking works of art and engineering.
Hit the trails for adventure! Meet raptors and birds of prey at the Ellettsville library and learn how to bring a campfire into your bedroom with a nifty craft.
A portrait of an inspiring and inventive musician known for his virtuoso skills on the ukulele
Breakdancing, heroic dogs, recycled art and more on this edition of The Weekly Special.
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