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The Middle with Jeremy HobsonOTTD: Attacks on Public MediaIn this episode of One Thing Trump Did, we explore the Trump Administration's attacks on public media, including an executive order banning federal funds for NPR and PBS. Jeremy is joined by Tim Black, President and CEO of Tri-State Public Media and WNIN in Evansville, Indiana. #NPR #PBS #CPB #Trump #funding #publicmedia #publicradio #fundingSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.2025-05-2733 min
This UnBee-Lievable LifeEpisode 85: WNIN’s Tim Black talks how public media enriches our communityListen along as WNIN's President and CEO Tim Black talks about WNIN's mission to use public media to enrich people's lives and better our communities. Learn all about this local radio and television station whose core values reflect its striving to make our community:
Healthy
Well-educated
Well informed
In addition, they work to help the people of the Tri-State:
Celebrate its Children
Help individuals and institutions work together
Remember our history as a blueprint for our future
To learn more about WNIN, visit: https://www.wnin.org/ - there you can find all about pr...2023-06-2917 min
The TrendChamber of Commerce, Tech Talk, Wine TipsThe Chamber of Commerce of Southwest Indiana weighs in on the need for an I-69 bridge and how companies are preparing for healthcare reform, Tech Talk has the latest news from Apple, and wine blogger and columnist Victoria Grabner has some wine tips.
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2013-06-2100 minThe TrendThe Affordable Care Act, W.C. Handy Blues FestivalWhat’s ahead in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, and a preview of the 23rd annual W.C. Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival in Henderson.
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The Hungry Hoosier’s Strawberry Granita
• 2 quarts fresh-picked strawberries
• 1 cup boiling water
• 1 teaspoon balsamic vinegar
• 1/3 cup sugar
• Mint sprigs, for garnish
Smash the 2 quarts of strawberries using a food grinder, back of a fork, or your method of choice. The goal is to extract as much juice as...2013-06-0700 minThe TrendScience Camps, The Honey VinesThe Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana’s STEAM U at the University of Evansville, St. John the Baptist’s Catholic School’s Camp Invention, and a Single Serving Concert by the Honey Vines.
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The Honey Vines:
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2013-05-3100 minThe TrendSummer Sports Safety, Evansville Museum’s New PlanetariumTips on keeping student athletes safe during summer training, a reflection on what it means to be a true Hoosier, and a preview of the new immersive theater being built at the Evansville Museum.
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2013-05-2400 minThe TrendNeighborhood Revitalization, Medical House CallsHabitat for Humanity of Evansville reflects on five years of the Glenwood Community Development Initiative, and why MD2U is bringing back medical house calls.
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The Hungry’s Hoosiers’ Barbecue Chicken Salad
• 1/3 cup barbecue sauce
• 1/3 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise
• 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
• 2 pounds cooked chicken
• 1 small red onion
• 1 small red bell pepper
• 1/4 cup chopped cilantro
In a large bowl whisk together the barbecue sauce, the mayonnaise, and the Worcestershire. Cut or tear chicken into one-half inch pieces. Finely chop the on...2013-05-1700 minThe TrendWorld Fair Trade Day, Montana SkiesFair trade advocates Ann Ferguson and Ann Ennis have recommendations for how to be responsible consumers, and cello-guitar duo Montana Skies explains–and performs–classical fusion.
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2013-05-1000 minThe TrendRep. Larry Bucshon, Science of Trees, Art & TrailsRepresentative Larry Bucshon (IN-8) discusses his views on the automatic federal budget cuts and the areas where Congress can reach consensus, our science contributor Dr. Katie Winsett explains the role of big, old trees in the ecosystem, and Courier & Press arts reporter Roger McBain reflects on the Indianapolis Ai Weiwei exhibit and trails in Indy, Louisville, and Evansville.
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Katie Winsett discusses some hidden nature preserves where you can see some big, old trees.
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2013-05-0300 minThe TrendGardening with Native Plants, Blackberry Phone Review, Science and ReligionWe explore the benefits of gardening and landscaping with native plants, Tech Talk has a review of Blackberry’s new smartphone, and we re-air our exploration of the relationship between science and religion.
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2013-04-2600 minThe TrendScience and ReligionHarvard professor emeritus Dr. Owen Gingerich and Methodist pastor Dr. James Wofford explore the relationship between science and religion, and the Hungry Hoosier offers a Prairie Home Companion-appropriate recipe.
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2013-04-1600 minThe Trend30 Days of Poverty, ChanticleerA look at the causes, perceptions, and responses to poverty with representatives from the Evansville Christian Life Center, and music and conversation with the music director of “the world’s reigning male chorus.”
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The Hungry Hoosier’s Tequila Cake
Cake
1 18-1/2 ounce yellow cake mix
1 1-3/4 ounce (4-serving size) instant vanilla pudding mix
4 eggs
1/2 cup cold milk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
1/2 cup tequila
Lime Glaze
1/2 cup butter
1/4 cup lime juice
1 cup sugar
1/2 cup tequila2013-04-1500 min
Local and Regional NewsIndiana’s Gubernatorial Candidates Weigh in On Health Care OptionsThe deadlines for two key decisions on implementing the Affordable Care Act are approaching in the next couple of months and Governor Mitch Daniels, whose time in office is nearing an end, says he wants the next governor to be … Continue reading →2012-09-1000 minLocal and Regional NewsState Wants College Success Coalitions in More CountiesThe Indiana Commission for Higher Education wants College Success Coalitions in all 92 Hoosier counties. Currently, 35 exist across the state. Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Brandon Smith reports on what the state is doing to encourage the growth of these outreach … Continue reading →2012-09-1000 minLocal and Regional NewsIU Scholar Working to Improve Einstein’s WorkAn Indiana University mathematics professor believes he and a colleague may have found a way to modify one of Albert Einstein’s equations to account for a mysterious force which won its discoverers a 2011 Nobel Prize. Stan Jastrzebski reports.2012-09-1000 minLocal and Regional NewsINDOT Plans for FutureWith a new state budget in the works during the next legislative session, Indiana Department of Transportation Commissioner Michael Cline says he’s formulating the state’s priorities and how to pay for them. Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Brandon Smith reports2012-09-0700 minLocal and Regional NewsLawmakers Hear Scathing Testimony on DCSScathing testimony was heard Wednesday on how the Indiana Department of Child Services handles its child abuse hotline. As Dan Goldblatt reports, several Indiana lawmakers are hoping to improve the way neglected children are treated in the state.2012-09-0600 minLocal and Regional NewsSpecialty License Plates ScrutinizedA legislative study committee will not be making any recommendations this summer on specialty license plates or the regulation of them. As Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Brandon Smith reports, this comes after two hours of testimony on the issue Wednesday.2012-09-0600 minLocal and Regional NewsStateImpact: Blended SchoolsAs the popularity of online courses has exploded nationwide, Indiana education officials have greenlighted plans to open schools that attempt to combine the best of computerized and classroom instruction. It’s a model known as ‘blended learning,’ and charter operators have … Continue reading →2012-09-0500 minLocal and Regional NewsMourdock Talks Politics With College StudentsIndiana GOP Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock spent last night discussing politics with college-age Republicans at Ball State University. Stephanie Wiechmann reports from Muncie.2012-09-0500 minLocal and Regional NewsGoverment Seeks to Strengthen Do Not Call ListsGovernment officials, legislators, industry leaders and consumer advocates are exploring ways to crack down on violators of the federal and state Do Not Call lists in a series of roundtables around the state. Indiana Public Broadcasting’s Brandon Smith reports.2012-09-0500 min