WFIU Public Radio
WFIU is your local source for Classical Music, Jazz, and NPR news, broadcasting 24 hours a day from the campus of Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana.
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WFIU reporter Douglas Wissing has returned from his second tour of duty covering the efforts of the Indiana National Guard’s Agribusiness Development Team. Today we begin a second installment of our series ...
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WFIU Public Radio Getting ready for the new year, here are the 10 most popular local arts stories we covered in 2009:

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As 2009 winds down, we're taking a look back at all that's happened in the last year. Here are some of the most popular stories we covered
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WFIU Public Radio Carl Kasell gave his last NPR Newscast today, he will stay on at NPR as an ambassador for their programming and host for Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me

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Carl Kasell has delivered the news on Morning Edition since its very first broadcast. After 30 years, he's focusing on other duties at NPR. We look back at his career — as a local DJ; a game show announcer — and the magician who dared to saw Nina Totenberg in half.
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Michael James Griffin, a 25-year-old Bloomington resident, was arrested early Tuesday morning on a murder charge in connection with the stabbing death of a 53-year-old Don Belton. Indiana University, where Belton served as an English professor, has confirmed his identification.
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Recent Nobel Prize winner Elinor Ostrom was invited Monday to visit Nepal by the country’s U.S. ambassador. Ostrom won the award base partially on her work studying Nepal’s irrigation systems. As WFIU’s ...
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WFIU Public Radio Wait, Wait Don't Tell Me Joins WFIU HD1 lineup on January 13th. For the unfamiliar, here's @cnn's feature about the show http://ow.ly/Qwaf

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The song “Jingle Bell Rock” is ubiquitous this time of year, as has been since it first hit the airwaves in 1957. But few know who made the song a hit. Bobby Helms lived in Martinsville his entire adult life. ...
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Why did rainforests evolve so much more diversity than other parts of the globe?
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WFIU Public Radio New Podcast from Muslim Voices:

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André Carson said the fact he was a Muslim never turned into a negative, but he did have to face opponents who attempted to tap into some of the fears and...
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New Years resolution time, and many people are thinking about steps they can take to live a greener, more sustainable lifestyle. Here are our favorite 10 tips.
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Strolling under the canopy during the holiday season, the carol “Silver Bells” might come to mind. But “city sidewalks, busy sidewalks” and the commercial hustle-bustle those lyrics evoke would have been a remote vision in the Bloomington of the 1970s, and early 80s.
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WFIU Public Radio One of the new holiday specials produced at the studios of WFIU.

Listen online anytime or on FM 103.7 in Bloomington
Time:8:00AM Thursday, December 24th
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New and classic recordings that made a lasting impression in 2009.
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Author Elsa Marston attempts to create a better understanding of the Muslim world by writing about the lives of Arab teenagers.
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WFIU Public Radio New Podcast, Green Holiday Tips from Earth Eats:

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Seasons greetings from Earth Eats! This week on the podcast we help you plan your perfect green holiday party with decorating tips, cocktails, and recipes.