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The latest entry in Night Lights' ongoing series of jazz elegies, with an emphasis this time on recordings from the 1970s and 80s by Charles Mingus, Miles Davis, Woody Shaw, Pat Metheny and others.
Celebrate the 200th birthday of the founder of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale, with our medicinal playlist
Margaret Fisher Squires reads "Twice Warmed, "Graduation," and "Interview with an Old Biddy" on this edition of the Poets Weave.
A dramatic drop in business and shifting reopening dates mean an uncertain future for Downtown Nashville.
In 1945, as World War II wound down in Europe and the U.S. ramped up for an invasion of Japan, Duke Ellington undertook a weekly broadcast on behalf of the war effort, playing music and encouraging civilians to buy war bonds.
Artist Michael Sinclair is using his talents to memorialize those who died from complications of COVID-19, through the organization "DiedFamous."
Buzz Buzz Buzz. How long can you hold a single note? We explore the answer on Ether Game
On this edition of the Poets Weave, Torie DiMartile reads "if i have a daughter, what I will tell her of men," "Walking Heart," and "Who Says."
In celebration of IU's Bicentennial, Patrick O’Meara hosts a discussion with members of the faculty and staff who have been instrumental in crafting many aspects of this year’s commemoration.
Each week, Dr. Aaron Carroll and the Healthcare Triage team upload videos promoting facts and research over rumors and speculation. In the coronavirus pandemic, that might be tougher than ever.
Ether Game hears the big news from Beijing, exploring classical music and China
This week, jazz historian Will Friedwald joins us to talk about the early years of Nat King Cole and the King Cole Trio.
Beth Lodge-Rigal reads "Mysterious," "Ft. Steuben," and "Sandbreak" on the is edition of The Poets Weave. This set of poems is dedicated to her father.
We search our phrase books for just the right words with a show that explores multilingual music.
In the 1940s the young singer Anita O’Day became a sensation on the big-band scene, performing one of jazz’s first racially-integrated duets and courting what would become a lifelong reputation as an independent spirit
On this edition of The Poets Weave, Torie DiMartile reads "Mythology of Mantedea."
Kelly Wilson, Director of IU's J. Irwin Miller Architecture, speaks with Architect James Timberlake, Co-founder of the innovative and award-winning firm KieranTimberlake.
Gene Coyle spent years as a CIA operative in Moscow at the height of the Cold War. Now living in Bloomington, he tells us about the highs and lows of his career.
"The great chain of witnesses": a poem by Betsy Sholl in the new issue of Brilliant Corners drew its inspiration in part from a Night Lights show.
It’s National Poetry week, so here’s a treat. An Ether Game playlist to beat,, all about poetry in classical music
