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On the Aisle with Tom Alvarez
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra CEO James M. Johnson Leads the ISO to new heights
In this in-depth conversation, Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra CEO James M. Johnson reflects on the evolution of the orchestra in a digital world — from embracing streaming and social media to expanding access for diverse audiences. He and the host discuss the power of live performance in an AI-driven era, the ISO’s collaborations with the Indianapolis Ballet, and the organization’s deep commitment to inclusion through programs like the Metropolitan Youth Orchestra and partnerships with Sphinx. Johnson also shares personal insights about his own artistic journey, his family’s creative roots, and the orchestra’s bright future as it approaches its centennial in 2030. A ric...
2025-11-14
57 min
Split Zone Duo: College Football Podcast
Week 7 CFB Hurry-Up: Indiana Stones
Welcome to the Week 7 Sunday Hurry-Up, presented by Dad Water! This week, Alex and Richard start with Indiana’s statement win at Oregon and move from there, covering dozens of games from the midpoint week of the season:* Indiana 30, Oregon 20* Ohio State 34, Illinois 16* USC 31, Michigan 13* Iowa 37, Wisconsin 0* UCLA 38, Michigan State 13* Washington 38, Rutgers 19* Nebraska 34, Maryland 31* Northwestern 22, Penn State 21* Texas 23, Oklahoma 6* Tennessee 34, Arkansas 31* Georgia 20, Auburn 10* LSU 20, South Carolina 10* Texas A&M 34, Florida 17* Alabama 27, Mi...
2025-10-12
46 min
Diversity Focus Today
Diversity Focus Today: Live Podcast – Episode Twenty-six | Service, Safety & Inclusion — A Conversation with Trustee Annette Johnson
In this inspiring episode, Rickie “Solid Gold” Clark and Attorney Mike Murray, sit down with Annette Johnson, Pike Township Trustee, to discuss her work as a dedicated community servant. Together, they highlight the role of the Fire Department and public safety initiatives, the importance of promoting diversity and inclusion in leadership, and her vision for future community engagement and support.This conversation offers insight into how trusted leaders like Trustee Johnson build safer, stronger, and more inclusive communities.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sel...
2025-10-05
28 min
Caregiver Crossing
What Caregivers Have Taught Us with Laura Johnson
Laura Johnson has spent years walking alongside families at Joy’s House, first in direct care and now in development. She’s seen caregivers at their most stretched and at their most resilient, and she carries their wisdom with her every day. In this conversation, Laura shares what those lessons look like in real life: a family discovering relief when they finally accept help, friendships that start in the Joy’s House lobby and turn into lifelines, and the creative ways caregivers lean on churches, neighbors, or even a quick tip from someone who understands.Show notes:w...
2025-09-21
36 min
Diversity Focus Today
Diversity Focus Today: Live Podcast – Episode Twenty-Three | Cultural Diversity & Community Healing — Schools, Safety, and a Tribute to Super Jay Johnson
In Episode Twenty-Three of Diversity Focus Today, Hosts Rickie "Solid Gold" Clark, Dr. T. Harris, with special guest Sheryl Wise turn our focus to the role of cultural diversity, community awareness, and parental involvement in shaping stronger schools and healthier communities. As back-to-school celebrations unfold, we highlight how families, educators, and communities can work together to support students and foster inclusive learning environments.This episode also addresses the difficult reality of school shootings and their impact on mental well-being, offering insight into how communities can heal, support one another, and advocate for safer schools.Finally, we pay...
2025-09-14
28 min
Session Sessions
Mid-Decade Maps: Trump, Indiana, and the Redistricting Power Grab w/Rep. Matt Pierce
Blake and Earl are joined by State Rep. Matt Pierce for a candid conversation about the brazen push to redraw congressional maps mid-decade at Donald Trump’s urging. From backroom deals in Indiana to the broader national implications, they break down why this power grab is unprecedented, what’s at stake for democracy, and how everyday Hoosiers can push back. This episode dives into history, law, and the raw politics shaping the fight over fair representation.
2025-09-02
35 min
Session Sessions
Laws, Loopholes & Local Roads: What Just Became Law in Indiana
Session’s out, but the policy rollercoaster isn’t.In this episode, Rep. Blake Johnson and Rep. Earl Harris Jr. reunite (virtually) to unpack the most consequential - and controversial - laws that took effect in Indiana this July. From a property tax “cut” that shifts the burden to local governments, to a partisan power grab in our school board elections, to cuts in healthcare and early learning, they don’t hold back.They also get into:Raising the teacher salary floor—and why it’s still not enoughMedicaid work requirements: effective poli...
2025-07-31
32 min
I Choose Life News & Views
Artificial Wombs Are on the Horizon. Are We Ready? | Laura Johnson Dahkle Part Two
Abigail is joined by Dr. Johnson Dahlke to discuss her book Outer Origins, which explores the individual, social, and spiritual implications of ectogenesis, more commonly known as artificial womb technology. Once the realm of science fiction, artificial wombs are now in development and rapidly approaching medical reality. What does this mean for the future of motherhood, family, and human dignity?
2025-07-29
28 min
I Choose Life News & Views
Artificial Wombs Are on the Horizon. Are We Ready? | Laura Johnson Dahkle
Abigail is joined by Dr. Johnson Dahlke to discuss her book Outer Origins, which explores the individual, social, and spiritual implications of ectogenesis, more commonly known as artificial womb technology. Once the realm of science fiction, artificial wombs are now in development and rapidly approaching medical reality. What does this mean for the future of motherhood, family, and human dignity?
2025-07-21
28 min
Back Stories
Shipwrecks & The History of the World
Can we tell the history of the world through its shipwrecks? In this episode of Back Stories, Elyssa from the Johnson County Public Library in Indiana is joined by David Pfeiffer from the Johnson County Museum of History to explore this concept through two books: The Demon of Unrest by Erik Larson and A History of the World in Twelve Shipwrecks byDavid Gibbins. Gibbins shares his adventures diving on these shipwrecks and dives deep into their significance. If you want to dig into the local reaction to the firing on Fort Sumter, you can find a digitized v...
2025-06-23
33 min
Back Stories
The "Dear America" Series
It's an episode no Millennial will want to miss. Elyssa and her guest Erin discuss their love for the Scholastic Books "Dear America" series, which defined their childhood. Plus, you can't mention Scholastic Books without reminiscing about school book fairs.And, yes, you can find the "Dear America" television shows on YouTube at this link.
2025-06-16
41 min
Sash & Soul
#54 Crowned & Candid: Kalyn Melham, Miss Indiana 2024
Send us a textWhat does it truly mean to hold a state title in the Miss America Organization? In this heart-to-heart conversation, Miss Indiana 2024 Kalyn Melham pulls back the curtain on her journey through pageantry with refreshing candor and wisdom.Kalyn's path wasn't the typical one – she started competing in college at 18, not as a little girl with a childhood dream. Her story reveals the power of authenticity in a world often associated with perfection. "You can either wear the title or it can wear you," she shares, capturing the essence of her approach to...
2025-06-13
59 min
Back Stories
Books About Librarians
Back Stories guest and JCPL Franklin Branch Librarian Katie discusses the memoir of Kim Michele Richardson, a bestselling, multiple-award-winning author from Kentucky. She also tells the story of Book Woman, one of the Packhorse librarians who delivered books to remote areas of the Appalachian Mountains during the Great Depression.Elyssa takes a look behind Hell’s Library trilogy. Join them as librarians look at books about libraries and librarians, talk about John Green and local events.
2025-05-02
33 min
Back Stories
Bonus: Indiana Freadom to Read
On this Bonus Episode of Back Stories, Elyssa talks with JCPL Director Lisa Lintner, who discusses her role with the Indiana Library Federation and their Indiana Freadom to Read initiative and their work to ensure all Hoosiers enjoy the unrestricted freedom to read and access books of all genres.Lisa highlights John Green in conversation with IN FREADOM being held on Monday, June 30, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. Indiana Freadom to Read will discuss John Green's battle with censorship in Indiana and other states where he has filed suit.
2025-05-02
57 min
Back Stories
4.1 Paul Hoffman: Murder In Wauwatosa
In the first episode of the fourth season of Back Stories, host Elyssa Everling interviews Columbus, Indiana, author Paul Hoffman. Paul lays out his backstory on Murder In Wauwatosa: The Mysterious Death of Buddie Schumacher and the book Wicked Columbus. He also shares how he became a writer, publisher and actor after growing up in Wisconsin and moving to Indiana 30 years ago.
2025-04-09
25 min
Women Take The Wheel
Melanie Johnson continues her family's legacy, competing in Top Alcohol Dragster
Melanie Johnson will be competing in her first full season of Top Alcohol Dragster in 2025. She has one of the best mentors helping her: Her Dad. He happens to be Alan Johnson, who has a few championships under his belt. We talk about growing up at the track watching her family race, her first job in motorsports, when the driving bug bit her and what she does off the track, that can help her find success behind the wheel.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2025-02-24
29 min
Shop Sounds Podcast
Ep. 117 | Dodging Sewage, Sinkholes and Flat Indiana
Let's ride! This week Keith shares his window seat foibles, Jason is almost done with the cabin remodel, but will his stairs pass final inspection. He also encounters a rather disgusting plumbing problem. Who knew all the pipes were connected?! Oh, and the boys discuss their trip to Festool HQ and the alluring temptress that is the great flat state of Indiana!Please help us welcome our new sponsor, Grit-Grip!! A revolutionary new breed of double-sided sanding sponges that we both LOVE! Check it out at https://grit-grip.com/ and use code "grit-10" to save 10% off your order!
2025-02-21
1h 03
Session Sessions
Indiana's Healthcare Challenges and What’s Next w/Rep. Robin Shackleford
Navigating healthcare is tough—soaring costs, confusing policies, and limited access to essential services. But Indiana lawmakers are working on solutions! In this episode of Session Sessions, Rep. Earl Harris Jr. and Rep. Blake Johnson sit down with Rep. Robin Shackleford, a leader in public health policy, to discuss cutting healthcare costs, Medicaid funding, medical transparency, and maternal health.Learn about the push for lower drug prices, better healthcare access, and more support for Hoosier families. Don’t miss this deep dive into Indiana’s biggest health challenges and the policies aiming to fix them!Show N...
2025-01-31
32 min
Leaders and Legends
Jackie MacMullan on Larry Bird and Magic Johnson
The rivalry between Larry Bird and Magic Johnson is one of most celebrated in the history of sports—and Jackie MacMullan was there. On this week's “Leaders and Legends” podcast, Jackie joins us to discuss her enthralling book “When the Game Was Ours” and her multi-decade, award-winning sportswriting career. Sponsors• Veteran Strategies• NFP - A leading insurance broker and consultant• Garmong Construction• Crowne Plaza Downtown Indianapolis Historic Union Station About Veteran Strategies‘Leaders and Legends’ is brought to you by Veteran Strategies—your local veteran business enterprise spe...
2025-01-27
1h 24
Session Sessions
Indiana's Roads: Funding Shortfalls, Safety Innovations and Exploring Solutions w/Rep. Jim Pressel
Blake and Earl sit down with Representative Jim Pressel to tackle Indiana's looming $1.3 billion road funding shortfall. They break down the impact of inflation, better gas mileage, and COVID-19 on state revenues, and explore solutions, including proposals adopted by Tennessee and Georgia.Pressel also shares the emotional moments behind key safety initiatives, which have already made construction zones safer for workers and motorists alike. Plus, hear Pressel’s personal journey from business owner to policymaker, and Blake’s bittersweet announcement about stepping back from the roads committee.Tune in for a candid conversation about the chal...
2025-01-27
26 min
Session Sessions
Affordability, Walkability and Inventory w/Mark Fisher (Indiana Association of REALTORS)
In a special episode for the podcast, we're joined by Mark Fisher, chief executive officer of the Indiana Association of REALTORS. We cover a lot of ground - discussing housing affordability, the walkability premium, quality of life, shortages in inventory and the important role the association plays in advocating for smart public policy. This episode of Session Sessions is sponsored by the Indiana Association of REALTORS.
2025-01-13
32 min
Doctor Who: Who & Company
Episode 85 - Matthew Jacobs & Young Indiana Jones
WE'RE BACK!! After a lengthy hiatus, Who & Company returns with a very special guest! Writer/director/actor Matthew Jacobs joins us to discuss his film/TV career, the creation of the 1996 Doctor Who TV Movie, and his new venture - writing for Big Finish! Then Matthew selects his Pick of the Month - the ABC/Family Channel action/adventure series, Young Indiana Jones Chronicles! Matthew discusses writing for the show, meetings with George Lucas, how scripts get chosen in a writers' room, and much more! And get the brand new Matthew Jacobs Big Finish audio...
2024-12-31
1h 21
Back Stories
3.7 Historical Non-fiction and Memoirs
In the final episode of season three, Elyssa and her guest Jody, JCPL’s marketing manager and sometimes podcast producer, dig into great true stories. They discuss Erik Larson, Stephen Ambrose, Timothy Egan, Melissa and others, and the Back Stories are revealed.
2024-12-19
32 min
On the Aisle with Tom Alvarez
Teaching artist Michael Johnson inspires excellence and motivates kids through dance.
On this episode, Tom goes "On the Aisle" with Michael Johnson, founding artistic director of Kids Dance Outreach. Also known as KDO, it's an arts program that transforms kids' lives in a profound way through dance.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2024-12-15
53 min
I Dare You Podcast
Episode 145: 3 Ways to Unlock the Power to Reach Your Goals with Darrin Johnson + Aishah Hasnie
In this episode, I am sharing lessons learned from my biggest fail as a podcaster that happened while taping this episode! I also reveal 3 key takeaways from my conversation with Aishah Hasnie, FOX News Channel (FNC) senior national correspondent based in Washington D.C. In her role, Aishah will provide updates from Republican Presidential candidate former President Trump’s headquarters on election night. She joined the network in February 2019 and was promoted to her current role in 2024. Previously, Hasnie served as congressional correspondent for the network. From 2011 until she joined FNC in 2019, Hasnie serve...
2024-10-29
14 min
Back Stories
Bonus Episode: Behind the Page Summer 2024
Are you looking for your next great read, or want to learn how to use the Johnson County Public Library better? Elyssa and her guest Erin review their latest Behind the Page session and discuss thrillers, beach reads, inspirational books, and much more. Here are the books and resources discussed in this episode. Thriller Books Bad Tourists by Caro Carver Look in the Mirror by Catherine Steadman Beach Reads Pink Glass Houses by Asha Elias This Summer will be Different by Carley Fortune Inspirational Books Between the Sound and Sea b...
2024-10-08
46 min
Hoop Love
12 in 12: Indiana Fever
On this episode of Hoop Love, host J. Michelle recaps the first half of the season for the Indiana Fever and looks ahead to the second half after the Olympic break.
2024-08-05
10 min
Back Stories
3.6 History, Presidents & Dr. Seuss
Jesse Biggerman, Johnson County Recycling District Executive Director, discusses presidents, historians and Dr. Seuss, while Elyssa examines science fiction books, movies and more.
2024-06-28
40 min
Life Behind Bars
D.IN.O - Do INdiana Off-Road with Brian Holzhausen & Joshua Johnson
Indiana's Leader in Off-road Cycling, Trail Running & Multi-Sport events. We've been saying yes to dirt since 1990! From mountain bike races to trail runs, D.IN.O has it all! https://www.dinoseries.comDINO works hard to make each event a family-friendly atmosphere. All ages and abilities are welcome. Regular participants also enjoy a family-like fellowship with other trail fanatics. Each race becomes a reunion of sorts for our trail runners and mountain bike riders. Read more about DINO's History.
2024-06-17
53 min
Back Stories
3.4 Imagination Library of Johnson County
Susan Crisafulli, president of the Imagination Library of Johnson County, joins Elyssa for a behind-the-scenes look at the mission and growth of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in our county. The Imagination Library of Johnson County has mailed more than 149,000 books.
2024-06-04
14 min
All IN Johnson County
Connect, Learn, and Grow: Exploring Johnson and Marion County's INSPIREsmall.biz Network
In this insightful episode of the ALL IN Johnson County Podcast, our host Dr. Brad Miller expertly guides a conversation centered on the intricacies and strategies pivotal for small businesses in Johnson and Marion Counties. The episode features a lineup of knowledgeable local leaders, including Ryan Henry, Connie Mortensen, Christine Shaub, Bill Hammond, Kristen Loy, and Cloette Zager, who each provide thoughtful perspectives and expert advice for both budding and experienced entrepreneurs.### Key Takeaways from This Episode:**1. Tailored Services Enhance Small Business Efficiency:**Bill Hammond from HRFE Consulting outlines the essential role of cu...
2024-04-29
31 min
Indiana Sports Talk Podcast
10:00PM-11:00PM - (Mike Neu, Jeremiah Johnson. Steve Krah)- 4/26/2024
Mike Neu of Ball State joins the show to talk to Coach about football. He talks about the strengths and weaknesses of the division Ball State plays in, and how the landscape of the game has changed with the championship games. Neu previews the upcoming season starting on September 7th and talks about how Ball State is about to enter its 100th season. Neu talks about some of the key players on the offensive side of things. Jeremiah Johnson of Bally Sports Indiana calls in to talk about the Game 3 Win for the Indiana Pacers. Steve Krah of Indiana...
2024-04-27
43 min
All IN Johnson County
Rock the Block Run: Uniting Johnson County Through Charity and Fitness with Erin Pennington
**Welcome to Episode 8 of the ALL IN Johnson County Podcast with Dr. Brad Miller!** In this episode, host Dr. Brad Miller has a vibrant conversation with Erin Pennington, a community leader and one of the chief organizers of the beloved local event, the Rock the Block Run. Together, they dive into the origins of the event, its impact on the Johnson County community, its charitable aspect, and heartwarming stories of personal transformation.**Takeaway Point 1: A Growing Community Event with a Purpose**Rock the Block Run isn't your typical race; it's a community-centric event that offers...
2024-04-22
23 min
All IN Johnson County
Building Smiles in Johnson County: The Journey of Dr. Aaron Sauer’s Dental Practice
In this episode of the "All in Johnson County" podcast, host Dr. Brad Miller sits down with Dr. Aaron Sauer, a dentist and owner of Sauer Dentistry in Greenwood, Indiana. The two discuss Dr. Sauer's journey into the dental field, his experience starting and growing his own practice, and the overall state of healthcare in Johnson County.Takeaway Points:1. Passion for Dentistry: Dr. Sauer shares how he discovered his interest in dentistry at a young age, after experiencing extensive dental work as a child. This early exposure sparked his desire to pursue...
2024-04-18
35 min
All IN Johnson County
[Pre-Ellipse Special Episode] Embracing the Dark: Johnson County's Eclipse Festival
ALL IN Johnson County-Pre-Eclipse SpecialIn this special episode of ALL IN Johnson County, Dr. Brad Miller is joined by a dynamic group of guests to discuss Johnson County, Indiana’s meticulous preparations for the highly-anticipated total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. Our guests include small business owners Christina Fletcher. and Whitney Atkerson., event coordinator Troy Dailey, local resident and camping site operator Scott Martin, and representatives from local institutions such as the Johnson County Historical Museum Director David Pfieffer and Dave Windisch from the Historic Art Craft Theatre.Here are the three key takeaways from ou...
2024-04-04
1h 01
All IN Johnson County
“The Johnson County Boom: Insights from CEO Christian Maslowski from ASPIRE Johnson County”
In Episode 005 of the ALL IN Johnson County podcast, host Dr. Brad Miller is joined by Christian Maslowski, President and CEO of Aspire Johnson County. They discuss Aspire's role as the county's economic development organization and chamber of commerce, working to attract new businesses, retain existing ones, and foster growth.Maslowski highlights Johnson County's appeal as a business destination, citing the welcoming spirit of the community, collaborative leaders, affordable cost of living, and proximity to major transportation routes like I-65, I-69, and I-465/70. A key factor is the county's thriving population growth, outpacing the...
2024-03-29
42 min
All IN Johnson County
The Solar Eclipse and Festival Country Indiana: Nurturing Community and Tourism in Johnson County with Ken Kosky
In Episode 004 of “ALL IN Johnson County" host Dr. Brad Miller welcomes Ken Kosky, the executive director of Festival Country Indiana,(https://www.festivalcountryindiana.com/) to discuss the role of tourism in Johnson County, Indiana. The conversation delves into the essential essence and impact of tourism and festivals in the community and explores the unique offerings of Johnson County. Here are the three key takeaway points from the episode:1. Tourism as a Gateway to Economic Growth:Ken Kosky highlights the significant role of tourism in Johnson County, emphasizing that tourism is the "fr...
2024-03-28
34 min
All IN Johnson County
Mastering Real Estate Challenges in Johnson County Indiana with DOC Real Estate’s Heather Harmon and Joe Bottorf
Welcome to the ALL IN Johnson County podcast, where we delve into overcoming the challenges of the real estate market and making the process as smooth as possible for everyone involved. In Episode 003, “Mastering Real Estate Challenges in Johnson County Indiana with DOC Real Estate’s Heather Harmon and Joe Bottorf Dr. Brad Miller, engages in a deep dialogue with real estate mavens Heather Harmon and Joe Bottorf from DOC Real Estate, focusing on their professional experience, strategies, and the allure of Johnson County, Indiana. Heather Harmon opens the episode highlighting the paramount importance of commun...
2024-03-26
42 min
All IN Johnson County
Discovering The ALL IN Johnson County Indiana Podcast: Uncover the Secret Sauce Which Makes Johnson County Indiana Special
Join Dr. Brad Miller for the All in Johnson County podcast - a celebration of everything great about living, working, and playing in Johnson County, Indiana. As a proud resident who has called Greenwood home since 2007, Dr. Miller has fallen in love with the vibrant communities, friendly people, excellent schools, thriving businesses, and boundless opportunities that make Johnson County such a special place. This engaging and uplifting podcast puts the spotlight on the local restaurants, shops, parks, events, organizations, and most importantly, the people who make Johnson County truly shine. From the funky coffee shops of downtown...
2024-03-15
14 min
Inner States
Why Set Your Novel in Indiana, and How Comedy Isn't Therapy
Comedian Mohanad Elshieky came to Bloomington for the Limestone Comedy Festival in early June. He talks with producer Avi Forrest about why, after something bad happens, it’s important to wait before talking about it onstage, and how he tries to avoid being pigeon-holed as a comedian. Then, an Indiana author writes a novel set in Indiana, and it wins a National Book Award. WFIU’s Violet Baron talks with Tess Gunty about why it was important to set her debut novel, The Rabbit Hutch, in her home state. Credits Inner States is produced and edit...
2024-03-01
52 min
The Facing Project
Telling Authentic Stories with Author Leah Johnson
Host J.R. Jamison sits down with award-winning middle-grade and young adult author Leah Johnson to talk about writing authentic stories for kids, the harmful effects of book banning in America, and the founding of Loudmouth Books—her banned titles bookstore in the heart of her hometown.Photo Credit – Provided by Leah Johnson.
2024-02-24
1h 01
All IN Johnson County
All IN Johnson County Trailer
On the All In Johnson County podcast. Dr. Brad Miller, a long time resident of Johnson county goes ALL IN for Johnson County, Indiana. He explores stories about the people, places, businesses, restaurants, shopping, wineries, craft breweries, entertainment, history and of course the festivals in our communities just south of Indy.If you are checking out Johnson County from afar then you gotta listen to ALL IN Johnson County Podcast for all the best tips for places to go, things to do and see and the abundant opportunity that awaits you ALL IN Johnson County. You’re goi...
2024-02-13
02 min
Back Stories
3.2 Snuggle Up with a Book
Elyssa and Library Director Lisa Lintner provide the backstory on how the Snuggle Up with a Book Ball came to be and how it supports bringing New York Times bestselling authors to Johnson County as part of the Authors at JCPL series. You will get an inside look at this fun ”event you don’t attend,” as well as authors and some of Lisa’s favorite books.
2024-02-05
24 min
Back Stories
Season 3 Bonus: Behind the Page Winter 2024
Welcome to season three of “Back Stories,” Indiana’s Johnson County Public Library podcast. We kick off the season with a special episode taking you “Behind the Page” for a new year look at just-released or soon-to-be-released books. On this episode, Elyssa and her guest, Erin, look at Mitch Albom’s new book “The Little Liar,” discuss why Colleen Hoover is so popular and highlight library services and other things that will help you on your reading journey.
2024-01-17
54 min
The Indiana Hoosiers Roundtable Podcast
Xavier Johnson 2023-24 Player Preview, Does Indiana Have Any Chance Against Maryland?
On Wednesday's episode of the Hoosier Roundtable podcast, HoosiersNow.com reporters Daniel Olinger and Jack Ankony preview what IU fans should expect from sixth-year point guard Xavier Johnson coming off a season lost to injury, before getting into football talk and previewing Indiana's upcoming Saturday game against Maryland.
2023-09-27
42 min
Back Stories
S2.Bonus Episode: Behind the Page - Summer 2023
On this special “Behind the Page” bonus episode of “Back Stories,” Elyssa and her guest Erin dig deep into new and upcoming books. Plus, they dive into Library services, including digital sources, ways to find your next great read and tease an upcoming Authors at JCPL visit. Resources mentioned in this podcast: Book discussions Find Your Next Read ABC Mouse JCPL-to-Your-Door JCPL-to-Go Digital Services – to Stream & Download Authors at JCPL Snuggle Up with a Book Ball
2023-08-16
31 min
Back Stories
Harjo & Phillips - S2.7
How can a woman balance societal expectations, responsibilities, and art? Host Elyssa Everling reveals the background of US Poet Laureate Joy Harjo, the first female, Native American to achieve the title and honor from her highly acclaimed memoirs and poetry collections like "An American Sunrise." Guest Tiffany Phillips of local bookseller Wild Geese Bookshop considers the struggle of female artists and motherhood represented in Julie Phillips' "The Baby on the Fire Escape." Listen to learn about the ultimate success of renowned female authors and artists. Back Stories is a production of the Johnson County Public...
2023-07-18
30 min
Now on the Tee
Annabelle Pancake and Rachel Johnson
This week's episode of #NowOnTheTee brings us some insight from two phenomenal golfers who have been representing #indianagolf well. Our first guest is Clemson University's Annabelle Pancake, the first American runner-up of the British Women's Amateur in five years! Pancake talks about adapting to the different course conditions, the ability to get creative with her shots, her love for match play, and her plans to go pro after graduation. Our next guest is our recent #INPGAWomensOpen Champion and the Assistant Golf Pro at The Sagamore Club, Rachel Johnson. Johnson talks about her experience playing on...
2023-07-12
20 min
Still Any Good?
102. Indiana Jones & The Temple Of Doom (w. Andy Craik)
The hero is back! Yes, DJ Andy Craik has returned for a second visit, and he’s selected everyone’s favourite of the Indy franchise: INDIANA JONES AND THE TEMPLE OF DOOM. Hang on, listeners. We going for a ride! END CREDITS - Presented by Robert Johnson and Chris Webb - Produced by Chris Webb - "Still Any Good?" logo designed by Graham Wood & Robert Johnson - Crap poster mock-up by Andy Craik & Chris Webb - Theme music ("The Slide Of Time") by The Sonic Jewels, used with kind permission ...
2023-06-15
1h 46
Inner States
Leah Johnson's new book is about middle school, superpowers, and queerness
Leah Johnson writes romance novels. But not THAT kind. She writes award-winning YA books for queer Black kids and others. We talked about drag shows, making a living as a writer, book bans, and more.
2023-05-05
42 min
The Daily Grind
S4 Episode 48: Jordan Green | Student + Founder | Indiana University | Glacier Marketing Group
“Manifestation is a very real thing” on the Daily Grind ☕️, your weekly goal-driven podcast. This episode features Kelly Johnson @kellyfastruns and special guest Jordan Green @_jurdon. Jordan is the founder and CEO of the Glacier Marketing Group @glaciermarketing and current student at Indiana University. Glacier Marketing Group is a marketing agency specializing in NIL partnerships and social media development. Intro quote is from Cole Bennett. S4 Episode 48: 04/11/2023 Featuring Kelly Johnson with Special Guest Jordan Green Audio Credit Intro: Draw The Line Mastered by Connor Christian Follow Our Podcast: Instagram: @dailygri...
2023-04-11
1h 01
Indiana Sports Talk Podcast
10:00-11:00 - (Rob Blackman, Luke Martin, Brady Ware, Jeremiah Johnson, Howard Kellman)
After an extended scoring update from NI’s Brad Huber, the Voice of the Purdue Boilermakers joins the show to talk about Purdue football as spring practices get underway. Next, Luke Martin from Indiana State calls in to talk Sycamore Football. As teased all evening, Brady Ware from the University of Indianapolis calls in to talk about his history making day on the mound and at the plate. For the first time in baseball history, both professional and collegiate, a single player threw a no-hitter and then hit the cycle in the same game. You do not want to mi...
2023-04-08
43 min
The Indiana Hoosiers Roundtable Podcast
'Hoosier Roundtable' Podcast: Xavier Johnson on Return, Dealing with Tragedy, Praise for IU Women
Indiana point guard Xavier Johnson is close to returning to the floor for the Hoosiers. He broke down the timeline with HoosiersNow.com publisher Tom Brew in this edition of the ''Hoosier Roundtable.'' Trey Galloway and Trayce Jackson-Davis interviews, too.
2023-02-24
37 min
The Indiana Hoosiers Roundtable Podcast
Hoosier Roundtable Podcast: Trey Galloway, Xavier Johnson Talk Fashion — And Some Basketball
We're back with another terrific episode of the ''Hoosier Roundtable'' podcast, and we've got twice the entertainment this week with Indiana guard Trey Galloway joining the show along with Xavier Johnson. The two fashion icons talk outfits, injury updates and all the good things going on with this Indiana basketball team right now.
2023-02-24
30 min
Leaders and Legends
Dave Hyde, Co-Author of “Swagger” with Coach Jimmy Johnson
Hall of Famer Jimmy Johnson is one of the most successful football coaches in history. Award-winning Florida sports columnist Dave Hyde recently collaborated with Coach Johnson on the latter’s entertaining and no-holds-barred memoir “Swagger.” Dave joined the “Leaders and Legends” podcast to discuss his book and Coach Johnson’s place in football history.SponsorsVeteran StrategiesGirl Scouts of Central IndianaNFP - A leading insurance broker and consultantMacAllister MachineryGarmong ConstructionCrowne Plaza Downtown Indianapolis Historic Union StationAbout Veteran Strategies‘Leaders and Legends’ is brought to you by Veteran Strategies—your local veteran business enterprise speciali...
2023-02-13
1h 13
Turn Left, hosted by Indiana's Own Dana Black
Turn Left, Indiana Politics from the Left Side of Things - Co-Host Mark Gevaart and AYD Pres & candidate Fort Wayne City Coundil At-Large Sean Johnson
A huge part of building our bench is empowering our young people to be leaders today. There is enough room and work in our party to give space for any young person ready to take on the challenge. But we can't just toss them into the fire, we, the elders, should offer guidance but space to let them learn through action. I'm excited to chat with a young leader who does not take "no" for an answer, rolls up his sleeves and gets to work. Sean Johnson has burst on the scene, sees the issues in his...
2023-02-03
1h 13
Dealer Training Podcast
Indiana Dealer License Requirements
This podcast covers the process of obtaining your Indiana Dealer License
2023-01-05
12 min
Back Stories
Vonnegut & Bradbury S2.6
You may know of writer Kurt Vonnegut, but I promise you don’t as much about him as Elyssa’s guest Chris Lafave, Curator of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library in downtown Indianapolis. Elyssa looks at the life of Ray Bradbury another midwestern author who wrote unique and entertaining stories. Are there a few connections between the two? Listen to find out.
2022-11-17
52 min
Finding Faith
Northview Church welcomes CJ Johnson as new pastor, Steve Poe retires
On this episode of Finding Faith, Randy talks with Northview Church’s retiring senior pastor, Steve Poe, and the newly installed senior pastor, CJ Johnson, along with their wives. Now that he has retired, Poe hopes to preach at churches around the country and do more writing, as he’s already penned one book, “Creatures of Habit: Breaking the Habits Holding You Back from God’s Best.” See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2022-11-07
04 min
Back Stories
Tolkien, Led Zeppelin & Lev Grossman
Guest Amy Hamilton takes a look at the connections between Led Zeppelin and J.R.R. Tolkien. Yes, there are Lord of the Rings things in Led Zeppelin songs. She also reveals the only video you can’t find on YouTube. They may tell tales of mystery and magic but Lev Grossman, Elyssa’s focus, may be best known for writing The Magicians Trilogy: The Magicians(2009), The Magician King (2011), and The Magician's Land (2014). She digs into his back stories and finds connections with Amy’s topic. When you are done listening come back here and play t...
2022-10-27
37 min
People and Places along the Heritage Trail
Episode 59: All Things EPIC ART with the Seward Johnson Atelier and Josh Cooper
We're kicking off the month of October by celebrating all things EPIC ART! You can find beauty everywhere on the Elkhart County Art Trail and as the listeners know we celebrated 15 fabulous years of Quilt Gardens with world-renowned sculptor Seward Johnson’s stunningly realistic life-size bronze sculptures. But that wasn't all! Talented artists joined the celebration, with their creative and playful takes on public art around every corner on the Heritage Trail. On this episode, we chat with Lynn DeClemente Losavio, Program Officer at The Seward Johnson Atelier. Building on the legacy of the Johnson Atelier Technical Instit...
2022-10-06
36 min
Real Talk with Rev. Charles Harrison
Annette Johnson, Pike Township Trustee; Olgen Williams, former Deputy Mayor of Indianapolis; and John Hall, former Deputy Mayor of Indianapolis
Rev. Harrison talks to Annette Johnson, Pike Township Trustee; Olgen Williams, former Deputy Mayor of Indianapolis; and John Hall, former Deputy Mayor of Indianapolis about Black America and the Republican and Democratic parties, the history of it, and the issues around Republicans and the African American community.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2022-08-26
53 min
Leaders and Legends
Historian Jeff Shesol, Author of “Mutual Contempt: Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy and the Feud that Defined a Decade.”
The clash between President Lyndon Johnson and Senator Robert F. Kennedy is the defining political relationship of the 1960s. On this week’s “Leaders and Legends” podcast, we talk with historian Jeff Shesol about his book “Mutual Contempt: Lyndon Johnson, Robert Kennedy and the Feud that Defined a Decade.” Without a doubt, this is one of the best political history books I have ever read—you will enjoy our conversation with this brilliant author. Sponsors Veteran Strategies Girl Scouts of Central Indiana MacAllister Machinery Garmong Construction Crowne Plaza Downtown Indianapolis Historic Union Station
2022-08-22
55 min
Movie Rivals
Movie Rivals - Legend of the Drunken Indiana Jones
LateMrJ's thoughts on legend of the Drunken Master and the Indiana Jones franchise.
2022-06-06
03 min
Real Talk with Rev. Charles Harrison
Eunice Trotter, John Hall, and Annette Johnson talk about Unigov.
Rev. Harrison talks to Eunice Trotter, Publisher of the Indianapolis Recorder; John Hall, former Deputy Mayor of Indianapolis; and Annette Johnson, Pike Township Trustee. They discuss Unigov, what it is and it's impact on Indianapolis.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2022-05-27
45 min
Back Stories
Memoirs: Westover & Smarsh
Elyssa is joined by Elizabeth Moffett, a Jobs for America’s Graduates teacher at Whiteland Community High School. Elizabeth provides context on “Educated” by Tara Westover. A memoir of what happens when a girl grows up in a survivalist community in Idaho and doesn’t start formal education until college. Up next, Elyssa continues the memoir theme of the show by looking at “Heartland: a Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth” by Sarah Smarsh who asks us to look at modern-day America differently. Plus, Elyssa and Elizabeth find a way to inc...
2022-05-26
26 min
Back Stories
Emily Post, Julian Fellowes and Etiquette Through the Ages
How do you connect Emily Post, Julian Fellowes, “Downton Abby,” Pierce Brosnan, the House of Lords and the HBO series “The Gilded Age”? Elyssa, and Back Stories guest host Nicole, of JCPL’s Trafalgar Branch, accomplish that and provide a few laughs along the way.
2022-04-28
22 min
Back Stories
Nancy Drew & Lucifer
For a teenage detective, Nancy Drew has been around a long time. Erin Cataldi from the JCPL Clark Pleasant Branch Library provides a look at the history of this literary character and how she has changed over the years. Season 2 host Elyssa Everling tells the tale of the DC Comics character Lucifer created by Neil Gaiman which was turned into a TV series for ABC.
2022-04-01
24 min
Real Talk with Rev. Charles Harrison
Annette Johnson, Pike Township Trustee
Rev Harrison talks to Pike Township Trustee Annette Johnson about her accomplishments and what it means to be a Trustee.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2022-03-25
39 min
Turn Left, hosted by Indiana's Own Dana Black
Turn Left, Indiana Politics from the Left Side of Things Annette Johnson and Kyle Miller
We have seen some of the harmful legislation coming out of our state house, and we recognize how damaging much of that legislation can be on communities. We have an opportunity to end the super majority in the state house, but it takes work. Get to know the candidates looking to make changes in the General Assembly and those that have to work with citizens who have been negatively impacted by bad policies. If you like what they stand for, find a way to support their campaigns. Turn Left, Indiana Politics from the Left Side...
2022-03-04
1h 00
News 8 Daily
Arctic air hits Indiana while Jimmie Johnson looks ahead to May in Indianapolis
Your day ahead forecast, arctic air brings dangerously cold temperatures, Greg Pence and Nancy Pelosi announce plans to run for another term, U.S. sends weapons overseas in the event of Ukraine invasion, a universal COVID vaccine under consideration, a bill moves through Statehouse that changes who can and cannot post bail for someone else, Red Cross blood shortage, Jimmie Johnson throwing hat in Indy 500 and more See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2022-01-26
14 min
Back Stories
The Devil and the Competent Witness
Erik Larson’s “The Devil in the White City,” tells the story of America’s first serial killer H.H. Holmes. Season 2 host Elyssa Everling covers his story. David Pfeiffer of the Johnson County Museum of History-Indiana gives the backstory on Franklin, IN native Georgiana Yoke, told in the book “A Competent Witness,” as the only woman to survive being married to Holmes.
2022-01-06
33 min
Back Stories
Fairy Tales: Amish and Other Telling of the Tales
In this episode of Back Stories Amy and Elyssa dig deeper into how fairy tales have been told in different cultural settings. Elyssa looks at the Amish Fairytales Series by author Sarah Price. Amy discusses Marissa Meyer’s retelling of famous tales.
2021-12-02
47 min
The Clint Johnson Podcast
Indiana Football Has Been A Disappointment This Season!
This is a very short episode about how I have been disappointed with Indiana football this season
2021-11-14
02 min
Back Stories
Fairy Tales: Beasts and Mermaids
When you mention Beauty and the Beast and Little Mermaid many people think of Disney movies. But these tales are nearly as old as time. Amy and her guest Erin take a look at the origins of these stories and touch on their impact on society and how we view traditional relationships.
2021-10-14
32 min
Back Stories
Goldbergs & Stewart
It’s an all Amy episode. Amy provides the backstory on author Amy Stewarts’ series of Kopp Sisters. For well over a decade, in the early 1900s, their exploits as crime-fighters and detectives made newspapers nationwide–but they’d been entirely forgotten. You can find more on the Kopp Sisters mentioned in this episode here. Amy’s guest, Amy H. takes a look at the 1980s set sitcom The Goldbergs. The show is loosely based on the real-life experiences of the show’s creator’s childhood, during which he regularly videotaped events. There is no one named Amy in the fam...
2021-08-09
37 min
Tevin Studdard Show
India Johnson - The Future of The Far Eastside - Thriving with India Johnson
Tevin Welcomes India Johnson! The Founder and Executive Director of Thrival Indy Academy, India Johnson is a healing light of love for the city of Indianapolis, with visions of transforming the educational education system in order to change the trajectory of our society. India is a published author and contributor for local and national publications, discussing topics ranging from systemic inequality to self-actualization. She currently serves as the Board President for Indiana Youth Group, the longest-running organization serving LGBTQIA+ youth in the nation.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https...
2021-08-04
32 min
Back Stories
Bridgerton & Gardner
Amy digs into the backstory of regency romances and Netflix’s Bridgerton series. Her guest Jody, the Library’s marketing and communications manager examines how real-life experiences shaped author Erle Stanley Gardner’s fiction writing, including the long-running series Perry Mason. This episode was first presented live via Zoom.
2021-07-22
1h 00
The Ordinary, Extraordinary Cemetery
Episode 42 - John Dillinger's Grave at Crown Hill Funeral Home & Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana
Send us a text! We love hearing from listeners. If you'd like a response, please include your email. "These few dollars you lose here today are going to buy you stories to tell your children and great-grandchildren. This could be one of the big moments in your life; don't make it your last!" Words spoken by American gangster John Dillinger. Join Jennie and Dianne as they visit Crown Hill Funeral Home and Cemetery in Indianapolis, Indiana specifically to tell the ordinary extraordinary story of John Dillinger on the anniversary of his death, July 22nd, 1934. Resources...
2021-07-22
33 min
Reel Buzzed Takes
"Indiana Jones & the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull" - EP 78
Join the Reel Buzzed 2 as they discuss violence in America, funny, fake Amy Poehler headlines, and the 4th installment of the Indiana Jones franchise. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reelbuzzedtakes/message
2021-04-21
1h 20
Medical Minutes with WISH-TV
What does the future hold for the Johnson & Johnson vaccine?
Both the CDC and the FDA have advised states to temporarily suspend administering the Johnson and Johnson vaccine because of a rare, but potentially deadly side effect. Indiana is one of them. But why such a rush to press pause? And what does this mean for vaccination roll outs moving forward?On this episode, we spoke with Dr. Christopher Doehring, vice president of medical affairs at Franciscan health, to explain. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2021-04-15
07 min
Agbioscience
121. Indiana agtech startup strikes partnership with John Deere
By the time Steve Booher founded Smart Guided Systems, he had already launched and sold four other businesses. On this week's episode of the podcast, the serial entrepreneur is joined alongside his new CEO, Jerry Johnson, to talk their intelligent spray control system - Smart-Apply. Steve and Jerry talk with Gerry Dick at Inside INdiana Business about serving the grower, sustainability and their recent partnership with global equipment powerhouse, John Deere.
2021-04-12
15 min
Back Stories
White & Brown
If the names Elwyn Brooks White, or EB White, and Margaret Wise Brown sound unfamiliar, then you may recognize them better by the titles of their works. White’s repertoire includes novels such as Stuart Little and Charlotte’s Web, the first-place winner in a 2012 survey of the top one hundred children’s novels. In addition to his works of fiction, White contributed to The New Yorker magazine and co-authored the English language style guide, The Elements of Style. Brown, who was also a children’s author, wrote Goodnight Moon and The Runaway Bunny, which earned her the epithet “the laurea...
2021-04-08
36 min
Back Stories
Episode VI: Ryan & Fisher
In this episode of Back Stories Amy and her guest dig into books and authors who face challenges. Amy gives the backstory on Australian author Madeleine Ryan’s book “A Room Called Earth.” Amy’s guest, Katie, looks at the life and challenges of Carrie Fisher.
2021-02-15
34 min
LegalTech101
Episode 9: Indiana & The Search for LegalTech
AND you thought I forgot about you all…. Shame on you! Pack your Hat and Whip! This week on LegalTech101 we speak to a real life Indiana Jones - @KOCH Roman about his exploration into LegalTech. We cover: - Romans journey - Where to find good tech (no, not just google) - The importance of defining you process I hope you enjoy, see you next week! Rob
2021-01-19
09 min
Back Stories
Butler & Elgar
In this episode, Amy and Elyssa look at you two female writers. If one of your accomplishments is being an award-winning science fiction writer that is impressive. What if you were raised by a widowed mom, Black and female? There is even more to Octavia Butler’s backstory. After university, Emily Elgar worked for a non-profit organization providing support services to sex workers in the UK, her first novel “Grace is Gone” has been called “Chilling and compassionate.” Where did the idea come from? Find out this episode of Back Stories from your Indiana Johnson County Pub...
2020-11-23
47 min
IN Chamber: The Podcast
Samantha Johnson-Helms: Making Beautiful Music
Listen and learn. Listen and adapt. Listen and entertain the world. Samantha “Sammy” Johnson-Helms has achieved so much in her 31 years with only more accomplishments to come. Valuable lessons from a business career at Catalent (formerly Cook Pharmica) come into play every day in her role as principal clarinet – and now also executive director – with the Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra. She details the business skills and educational opportunities (nearing completion of her doctorate) that have paved the way. You have the opportunity to listen – to both the words and the wonderful musical sounds of this Hoosier artist. Learn more:
2020-10-27
34 min
Split Zone Duo: College Football Podcast
God’s favorite team in Indiana
Alex, Richard, and Banner Society’s Steven Godfrey sprint through the busiest weekend of college football yet in 2020. Including: Indiana’s win over Penn State means so much, why Michigan is worth some optimism, Nebraska can’t touch Ohio State, Auburn maybe should be 1-4, LSU’s offense still rules, Oklahoma State is the Big 12’s last best hope, TCU has zero identity, Justin Fuente might not be long for Blacksburg, BYU and Cincinnati will not be forced out of our conversation, the Houston/D’Eriq King split might have been best for everyone, and Middle Tennessee beat Rice on a QUADRUP...
2020-10-25
34 min
Back Stories
Austen & Golding
William Golding’s “Lord of the Flies” was not an instant hit. A lot of publishers turned it down and when first published, it did no sell well. Jane Austen is known for her six major novels and frequently examines women depending on marriage for social standing and economic security. However, the film industry has gained some economic security from film adaptations of Austen’s novels. Join librarian Amy Dalton and JCPL’s Director, Lisa Lintner as they explore the backstories of Austen and Golding!
2020-09-28
48 min
Back Stories
Zelda & Salem's Lot
In “Back Stories” we discuss the people behind the books, movies, and yes even video games, you can borrow from the library. In this episode, Amy and Keeley share the stories behind the “Legend of Zelda” first released in 1986 and Stephen King’s 1975 second horror novel “Salem’s Lot.”
2020-09-02
40 min
Back Stories
Tartt & Prince
Author Donna Tartt has won the WH Smith Literary Award for “The Little Friend” in 2003 and the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction for “The Goldfinch” in 2014. What inspired her? Sure, the musician Prince is famous, but it wasn’t always that way. You will also be surprised by the other music he is behind. Join us we look at the “Back Stories” behind Tartt & Prince. JCPL Librarian Amy Dalton is your host and this week's guest is fellow Johnson County Public Library (Indiana) librarian Davin Kolderup. If you have questions comments or suggestions you can reach Amy at BackSto...
2020-07-31
42 min
Back Stories
Stevenson & Fleming
Robert Louis Stevenson is a Scottish novelist, poet and travel writer, most noted for "Treasure Island" and "Kidnapped." What fueled his ideas for stories? Ian Fleming is best known for his James Bond stories. What other book turned into a movie did he write? You will be surprised by what you learn about each author in the first episode of "Back Stories." Librarian Amy Dalton is your host and this week's guest is fellow Johnson County Public Library librarian Erin Cataldi. If you have questions comments or suggestions you can reach Amy at BackStories@JPCLIN.o...
2020-07-20
17 min