Podcasts about Bloomington

We celebrate our 100th episode at Red Bones Bar and Grill with some wings, cocktails and good stories. Co-hosts this week are Mike Wagoner and John Patrick Mullen and they always bring good stories to the table when then get on the mic. We talk about spring sports in the area and what all the area teams are doing.   We discuss the best baseball players we've seen in high school...Scott Rolen seems to dominate the category.  Other topics : what would you change about high school sports, 1985 music, the Ozark finale and more! B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.  FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS SEE TRAVIS BRETT AND INDIANA FARM BUREAU INSURANCE.  STOP KNOCKING ON WOOD! If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

What a Derby!  Bryno discusses Rich Strike's amazing Derby win and how that run will affect the decision on the next two races.  The NBA playoffs are heating up and we see once again that good old fashioned ball movement really does work.  Getting ready for tomorrows 100th episode!! B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.  If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

Our What Was First series stops in Charlottesville, Virginia today to pick up the story of Jagjaguwar Records.  Along the way, Dungeons and Dragons, Tokyo Rose and Bloomington, Indiana will feature. The first release is by The Curious Digit and yeah, we hadn't heard it either.  Hit play and enter the world of Darius Van Arman. Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com

In this week's episode, we explore one of the great American rock stories, Big Star. We are joined by music journalist and author of Where the Devil Don't Stay: Traveling the South with the Drive-By Truckers, Stephen Deusner, to discuss one of Memphis, Tennessee's greatest bands. Our independent record stores of the week are Bloomington, Indiana's Landlocked Music and Birmingham, Alabama's Seasick Records. As always, we thank our sponsor Anchor.fm for their support. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The World's Largest Bouncy House will be coming to the Chicago area. Meanwhile, a high school in Illinois has had a furry invasion. Plus, a man went to a city council meeting dressed as a poop emoji, but that wasn't what got him in trouble. Garrforce t-shirts and coffee mugs are now available by going to "Merchandise" on the website. Your purchase of these items is what keeps the podcast going. Plus, you can always email me garrymeiershow@garrymeier.com or leave a text or voicemail at 773-888-2157 Thank you in advance!

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Luke 1:9-45. From the "New Testament" sermon series. Preached by Tim Bayly.

Bryno does the research for his listeners and compiles tons of info to help make your bets for the 148th running of the Kentucky Derby! Good luck....lets go make some cash and party like Imogene. B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.  If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

Darius "Maniac" Leonard tells the truth - always - and he holds nothing back about his diagnosis of last year's disappointing finish! Colts opponents for '22 give Leonard and teammates a shot at redemption. Archie Miller said something about his time in Indiana that has me furious! Mike Woodson shows us exactly how to discuss a player publicly AND honestly, and shows another reason Hoosier fans were ready for Miller to get out of Bloomington! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

It's Derby Weekend, Mothers Day Weekend and of course GOLF WEEKEND.  Friend of the show and Indiana Golf Voice joins Bryno to discuss this weekends tournaments and last weeks movers and shakers.  The Spring Preview will really show us who is ready to make a run at a state title.  Watch all the states action @indianahsgolf.  Bryno catches you up on the Depp/Heard trial that you keep hearing about and whatever else is on his hungry from dieting mind. B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.  If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

Jay remembers the great Naomi Judd, who passed last week at the age of 76. The matriarch of the mother-daughter country group “The Judds”, Naomi was a driven and talented artist who struggled with severe depression near the end of her life. She became an advocate for mental illness and was inducted the day after her passing to the Country Music Hall of Fame.Songs:Lizzo - “About Damn Time”The Judds - “Mama, He's Crazy”The Judds - “Rompin', Stompin' Bad News Blues”Nick brings us the latest from Tigran Hamasyan, an album of jazz standards called “StandArt”. Hamasyan's frenetic energy is on full display and his liberal melodic interpretations of the standards chosen seem to have upset his interviewer over at Bandcamp. You be the judge and let us know what you think!Songs:Tigran Hamasyan - “Big Foot”Elmo Hope - “De-Dah”Tigran Hamasyan - “De-Dah”Ella Fitzgerald - “Laura”Charles Mingus - “Laura”Tigran Hamasyan - “Laura”Greg's got a new bit! Touring across the country, there's a lot of old historic venues that have amazing stories waiting to be told! Welcome to “BienVenue”, this week we learn about a little gem in Bloomington, Indiana. The Bluebird, capacity ~750 and about 5 blocks from Indiana University Bloomington, has a great atmosphere (even on Dollar beer nights!). It's also hosted some pretty impressive acts over the years, in part because of it's location between St. Louis & Cincinnati. Most important, it's managed to stay open through the pandemic and for that we're grateful!Songs:Lou Reed & John Mellancamp - “Walk On The Wild Side - Live 1987”Dawes - “Most People - Live 2013”Sturgill Simpson - “I Never Go Around Mirrors - Live 2017”

Florence Brammer of West St. Paul says the newly refurbished St. Anthony Main Theatre is “absolutely gorgeous,” and she's excited for its new life as MSP Film at The Main. The Minneapolis St. Paul Film Society has taken over operations and will now be programming all five screens year-round. Brammer looks forward to attending in a space dedicated to independent and international film. The society will also highlight the work of Minnesota artists through such special programming as Minnesota Made, Cine Latino and Nextwave, a youth filmmaking initiative. The space will debut as host for the 41st annual Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival, with films starting Thursday at 7 p.m. The MSPIFF has a full lineup for those attending in person as well as virtual screenings this year. The festival was fully online in 2020 and hybrid in 2021. Cheerfully titled “Shine Through,” the festival runs through May 19, with additional films at the Landmark Center in St. Paul, the Capri Theater in Minneapolis, and Gray Duck Theater and Coffeehouse in Rochester. Sarah Larsson of the Nightingale Trio is a dedicated performer and student of the Eastern European folk music of her ancestors. She recommends the Ukrainian Village Band as “an incredibly addictive party band” playing both traditional and contemporary music. Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the UVB has gone from party band to organizing force, and they are behind two musical fundraising efforts this weekend. On Friday, UVB will be performing in a “Musicians for Ukraine” concert at the Dakota in Minneapolis at 7 p.m. That concert line-up also includes the Orkestar Bez Ime, who plays music of the Rom people across Eastern Europe, and the folk-rock band SlovCzech. The event is being organized by Natalie Nowytski from Okrestar Bez Ime. MCN6 will be streaming the concert online. Then on Sunday, members of UVB will host as eight Twin Cities bands play in the “Band Aid for Ukraine” concert at the Minnesota Music Cafe from 4 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. The event will also be live-streamed through its Facebook page. Funds raised go to Stand With Ukraine MN. Dinesh Krishnajois of Bloomington loves listening to improvisational music from around the world, and he wants to spread the word about the “ethereal voice” of scholar and vocalist Pooja Goswami Pavan. Pavan will perform "Jashn-e-Awadh,” a celebration of love ballads from the Awadh region in northern India, written during the early days of British occupation. “Awadh was the epicenter of intense political, cultural and social activities,” Krishnajois explains, adding that “in these tumultuous times, the poets, composers, and folklorists wrote music and poetry full of hope, compassion and communal harmony.” Some of these classic songs have since entered the public sphere through Hindi film. More about Pooja Goswami Pavan Songs of Sufi love from a Hindustani voice anchored in Minnesota The chamber music format will also feature Kedar Naphade on harmonium, Pankaj Mishra on sarangi, and Pavan on tabla. The 6 p.m. Sunday performance is at the Plymouth Playhouse, located within the Ramada Hotel and Conference Center in Plymouth. Can't see video. Click here.

WGLT's the Leadoff is everything you need to know for Wednesday, May 5. Last night, six Democrats vying for a shot at the open 17th Congressional District seat talked everything from infrastructure to climate change to abortion access. Plus, a rally in Bloomington yesterday for support of access to abortion followed the leak of a Supreme Court draft opinion that suggests Roe v. Wade could be overturned.

Best-selling author Michael Koryta of Bloomington based his book, “So Cold the River,” at the West Baden Hotel in Orange County. In fact, you could argue the hotel is essentially a character in the book. And so when it came time to make "So Cold the River" into a movie, there could be no other spot to do it. Enter Pete Yonkman, president of the hotel's owner, Cook Group. Yonkman is friends with Koryta and the folks at Pigasus Pictures, a Bloomington-based film company. So he connected the two—and stayed involved. In fact, Yonkman and Cook CEO Carl Cook (the son of Bill and Gayle Cook, who funded the hotel's renovation) invested in the movie and facilitated Pigasus' use of the hotel, which closed down for several weeks to accomodate filming. Host Mason King talks with Yonkman and Zack Spicer, CEO of Pigasus Pictures, about the hotel, the story and making the movie. But they also delve into a new law that will offer tax credits to future productions filmed in Indiana.    The IBJ Podcast is brought to you by Taft.    

The guys enjoy Red Bones pizza and discuss Todd's worldwide debut of acoustic guitar and melodic vocals.  He now wears sunglasses indoors so he may have become a star.  We talk about the NCAA transfer portal, the IHSAA convoluted transfer rules  and how awesome Gretchen Miles is as she goes in the HOF as a member of the 25th anniversary team.   B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consultin....the Big Show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks and let the good times roll.   If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

The story/video clip referenced in this week's sermon was the account of the woman at the well from The Chosen which can be watched here https://watch.angelstudios.com/thechosenThe episode is season 1 episode 8. The story can also be found in John chapter 4. 

Ephesians 1:15-23. From the "New Testament" sermon series. Preached by Stephen Baker.

On Sunday, April 10th, a 97.8 percent affirmative vote by IU graduate workers set into motion the largest indefinite strike Bloomington has seen in decades. Everyday that we can, WFHB's Strike Mic will bring you to the frontlines of this movement, allowing you to understand the issues and the action through the voices of the …

On Sunday, April 10th, a 97.8 percent affirmative vote by IU graduate workers set into motion the largest indefinite strike Bloomington has seen in decades. Everyday that we can, WFHB's Strike Mic will bring you to the frontlines of this movement, allowing you to understand the issues and the action through the voices of the …

On Sunday, April 10th, a 97.8 percent affirmative vote by IU graduate workers set into motion the largest indefinite strike Bloomington has seen in decades. Everyday that we can, WFHB's Strike Mic will bring you to the frontlines of this movement, allowing you to understand the issues and the action through the voices of the …

On Sunday, April 10th, a 97.8 percent affirmative vote by IU graduate workers set into motion the largest indefinite strike Bloomington has seen in decades. Everyday that we can, WFHB's Strike Mic will bring you to the frontlines of this movement, allowing you to understand the issues and the action through the voices of the …

In the 29th episode of "That 90s Baseball Pod" Brandon and Gregg are joined by former big-league utility man Denny Hocking about spending the bulk of his career with the Twins, including playing for two legendary managers in Tom Kelly and Ron Gardenhire. Be sure to check out our sponsors!  Epare -- Reasonably priced, trendy kitchenware. PROMO CODE: 10T90BP10 SimBull -- The stock market for sports. PROMO CODE: bender Humility Chains -- Stylish, reasonably priced jewelry where a portion of proceeds supports NEGU, which helps children fighting cancer. Royce Lewis' mother Cindy has more than 20 stylish designs of bracelets and necklaces. Three Stars Sports Cards -- Visit them in person in Little Canda or Bloomington or online at the link above.  Hinterland Coffee Roasters -- Hinterland Coffee exists to bring you the freshest coffees from around the world, roasted to bring out their inherent flavors in a way that you're comfortable with, wherever you're at. Roasted each week, 10 percent off with monthly subscription.  We are also on PATREON here. Check out our tiers.  Finally, we also have hats available -- snapbacks. They're $20 shipped and can be ordered from Brandon on Twitter via DM. Follow Brandon and Gregg on Twitter! 

Joni McGary is the mother of a college junior and the co-founder of NoCollegeMandates.com, a coalition of more than 2500 college stakeholders working to end college Covid-19 vaccine mandates. She's worked in business development in the food, pharmaceutical and biotech industries, and previously owned LuckyGuy Bakery. She lives in Bloomington, Indiana. Her articles on the subject of college mandates have been published at the Daily Clout and the Brownstone Institute. She can be found on Twitter @LadySpaulding11. Joni lives in Bloomington, IN. Sponsor: https://kunstler.com/vaulted

For our fourth episode of Globally Lit, a podcast of international literature and translation, we interview Intan Paramaditha, who wrote the foreword to Budi Darma's short story collection, People from Bloomington. In the second portion of the episode, writer and translator Lily Meyer converses with Darma's English translator, Tiffany Tsao, about her work on People from Bloomington. At the end, Aliza Cohen from The Potter's House in Washington, DC, provides a review of Anne Carson's translations of the ancient Greek poet Sappho. To learn more about us, please visit the Cheuse Center at https://cheusecenter.gmu.edu/ and Books Across Borders at https://www.booksacrossborders.com/ Please purchase the books discussed in this episode through the Bookshop links below. People from Bloomington: https://bookshop.org/a/19120/9780143136606 If Not, Winter: Fragments of Sappho: https://bookshop.org/a/19120/9780375724510

Chris Ballard chose not to address the urgent receivers need in free agency, he must take one with the Colts first pick. The receiver group has three tiers. The Colts will hope their guy in the second tier falls to them at 42. Jordan Geronimo is returning to Bloomington for his third season as a Hoosier. His ceiling is the highest among all returnees, so that elevates the Hoosiers into the top half of the Big 10. Nijel Pack chose Miami over Purdue, which is not necessarily a bad thing for Matt Painter's Boilermakers. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Nebraska pounded out a season-high 19 runs in a 19-7 win in the series finale at Indiana on Sunday at Bart Kaufman Field in Bloomington, Ind.

Matthew 7:6. From the "New Testament" sermon series. Preached by Max Curell.

Nebraska fell 8-1 at Indiana on Saturday afternoon at Bart Kaufman Field in Bloomington, Ind.

This week's 'Of The Weeks' includes 'Fake News of the week', ‘Merica moment of the week' & 'Headline of the week'. Our Backpage News segment features headlines such as; 'Man assaulted Bloomington hotel employee with wizard wand', 'Quebec's Ministry of Health apologizes for tweeting a link to a porn video instead of a COVID page' & 'Man wins $450K against Kentucky company in birthday party lawsuit' In sports we dive into the world of toe wrestling, a past time that began in 1976 but has since grown to an underground podcast coverage level of fame.

Facing a seven-run deficit after six innings, Nebraska scored four runs in the seventh and three in the ninth, as the Huskers couldn't complete the comeback in an 8-7 loss at Indiana on Friday night at Bart Kaufman Field in Bloomington, Ind.

The voice of Indiana High School Golf talks about last weeks tournaments and this weeks activities around the state.  Some great individual performances as well as legendary coaches and the high school tip of the week.  Bryno gives his thoughts on the NBA playoffs and the Netflix saga.  See you this weekend at food truck alley as the ToddFather entertains us with acoustic guitar and the truth.  Check out @Indianahsgolf on Twitter!! B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.    If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com   If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com   For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

The late Budi Darma, one of Indonesia's most beloved writers, spent a formative chapter of his life far from home, studying at Indiana University in the 1970s. He wrote a series of strikingly lonely short stories that would go on to form the collection People from Bloomington, first published in Indonesian in 1980. A man befriends his estranged father only to control him and ends up controlled himself. Someone steals his dead roommate's poetry and enters it into a competition. Another character desperately tries to make contact with the old man across the street who may or may not be trying to shoot people from his attic room. With this absurd but oddly real little collection—and with his next novel, Olenka, also Indiana-inspired—Darma ascended into the pantheon of Indonesian literature, winning numerous awards, including the presidential medal of honor. Budi Darma may be barely known in the United States, but Tiffany Tsao—who has recently translated People from Bloomington for Penguin Classics—hopes that an English-language audience is ready to embrace this unparalleled Indonesian artist.Go beyond the episode:Budi Darma's People from Bloomington, translated by Tiffany TsaoRead Tsao's post in memory of Budi Darma, who died in August 2021Check out these other Indonesian writers mentioned in the episode: Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Umar Kayam, Chairil Anwar, Ajip RosidiWant to hear more about the art of translation? Listen to these conversations with German-English translator Susan Bernofsky, Bible translator Robert Alter, Malagasy writer Naivo and his translator Alison Cherette, and Tibetan-English translator Tenzin DickieTune in every week to catch interviews with the liveliest voices from literature, the arts, sciences, history, and public affairs; reports on cutting-edge works in progress; long-form narratives; and compelling excerpts from new books. Hosted by Stephanie Bastek and sponsored by the Phi Beta Kappa Society.Subscribe: iTunes • Stitcher • Google Play Have suggestions for projects you'd like us to catch up on, or writers you want to hear from? Send us a note: podcast [at] theamericanscholar [dot] org. And rate us on iTunes! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Andy and James do The Blitz, more Sharpe conversation, Geronimo vs Toppin, Streble battles Jack, and a big weekend in Bloomington. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the April edition of Civic Conversations – your monthly podcast collaboration between the League of Women Voters of Bloomington and Monroe County and WFHB. In today's episode, host Jim Allison speaks with Professor Ranjan Rohatgi who was a member of All IN for Democracy’s Citizens Redistricting Commission. Rohatgi is Assistant Professor in Mathematics …

This is the WFHB Local News for Thursday, April 21st, 2022. Later in the program, we have Civic Conversations – your monthly podcast collaboration between the League of Women Voters of Bloomington and Monroe County and WFHB. Today, our topic is gerrymandering. Also coming up in the next half hour, we have Strike Mic – …

It's no holds barred on B3 tonight.  We love our friends of the show from the IHSAA but when we think they are wrong we are going to say it.  We don't hide behind a fake twitter account, you know our names and our voices.  JPM talks that subject x10 and how ND has decided to move up an extra class on their own.  Todd goes over his setlist for Saturday night!! Check out @Indianahsgolf on Twitter!! B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.  If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com Look for more information on Todd's acoustic guitar debut in April.  For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.  

Deebo Samuel trade to Colts - the list of 10 reasons it won't happen was so easy I probably could have gone to 20 without giving myself a headache. The list of one reason it could get done is easy to figure. It involves some guidance from the boss! The Big 10 Football Championship win be played in Indy through 2024 at least. Basketball won't be here for a while, and that's dopey in the extreme. Why does the Big 10 always try to outsmart a simple problem? Kofi Cockburn is FINALLY going to stay in the NBA Draft! Trayce Jackson-Davis may celebrate like it's already Little 500 Weekend in Bloomington! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

Earlier today, more than 200 grad workers rallied in the Ballantine Hall courtyard. Bloomington's own country musician, Peter Oren, performed for the pickets, playing tunes and talking about his experience with Occupy Bloomington and earlier waves of campus struggle. We are also sharing the words of Carven Thomas, the former president of the International Brotherhood …

(00:00-22:32) – The show begins on a Wednesday with Dan going over Wimbledon's decision to not allow players from Russia or Belarus to compete in the iconic Grand Slam event in June. Dan also reads a news update that the Big Ten Football Championship Game will remain in Indianapolis through 2024. Plus, Dan shares his thoughts on last night's NBA Playoff games.       (22:33-35:34) – We return from break with Dan sharing how wonderful his trip to Bloomington to catch some IU softball last night. Plus, Dan looks at the college basketball landscape for next season. (35:35-41:36) – Hour number one ends with Dan looking at the reports that 49ers WR Deebo Samuel has asked for a trade and examining what it would take to get him to Indianapolis. (41:37-1:02:59) – The talented Dane Brugler of The Athletic joins the program to take us through his big board and what he feels will be available for the Colts at wide receiver. Plus, Dane takes us through what quarterback options might be available to Indy as the NFL Draft unfolds. (1:03:00-1:15:09) – We're back from break discussing further the idea that the Colts could trade for Deebo Samuel and what Dan would be willing to give up.     (1:15:10-1:23:30) – We close out the second hour of the show with Dan answering some questions from the YouTube Chat regarding the NBA Playoffs. Plus, Dan talks more on the Colts offseason and looks at comments from Titans WR A.J. Brown. (1:23:31-1:51:01) – The great Seth Greenberg of ESPN stops by to share his thoughts on Dan's belief that Indiana is the favorite to win the Big Ten next year. Plus, Seth talks on NIL's impact on recruiting and how the order of importance has changed for recruits across the country. Dan and Seth also discuss the way NIL collective operate and the use of the transfer portal by student-athletes across the country. (1:51:02-2:00:46) – The Dean Mike Chappell of Fox 59 and CBS joins the program to talk on some comments made by Colts head coach Frank Reich. Plus, Chappy talks on the availability of Deebo Samuel and if he thinks the Colts will make a move for him. Also, Chapp shares what he needs to see the Colts take in next week's NFL Draft. (2:00:47-2:04:35)– Wednesday's show ends with Dan sharing the results from the Horseshoe Indianapolis Racing and Casino Race of the Day! Also, Dan asks show producer Jimmy Cook for today's edition of The JCook Plays of the Day. Plus, Dan shares what bets he likes tonight in the NBA Playoffs. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Colts running backs are valedictorians, and wide receivers need tutoring as we grade the current quality of the roster. Secondary had a very good week, so they take a step toward advanced classes! Indiana has two five star recruits coming to Bloomington, so they now have an 11-1 all-time advantage over Purdue. So why does Purdue keep posting winning Big 10 seasons while the Hoosiers have enjoyed one in the last eight? Jerry West is furious over depiction in HBO's Winning Time! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-kent-sterling-show/support

WGLT's The Leadoff is everything you need to know for Wednesday, April 20, 2022. Connect Transit is eyeing a different site for its proposed $18 million bus transfer center in downtown Bloomington. Plus, on 4/20, Eric Stock asks just how much Illinois is benefitting financially from recreational marijuana sales after two years of legalization.

Bryno talks  paying his taxes, Cubbies, Tournament of Champions on the Food Network, and what in the hell to do with loose impediments.   Check out @Indianahsgolf on Twitter!! B3 episodes are written and produced by Todd Lancaster, Mike DeCoursey & Brian Emmons and is an Empulse Radio Production. Brought to you by Travis Brett and Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance along with Sensible Waste Consulting, The Frock Bridal House and the Thursday show is recorded at Red Bones Bar and Grill where you can get great food and cold drinks.  If you spend $2000 or more monthly on your waste expenses you can't afford not to contact Sensible Waste Consultants www.sensiblewaste.com If  you have a future bride in the family, look no further than the Frock Bridal House in Bloomington. TheFrockBridal.com Look for more information on Todd's acoustic guitar debut in April 23rd For more info on the Washington Community Concert Series go to www.washingtoncommunityconcerts.com See Todd Lancaster and his wise words in the Washington Times Herald Mike Decoursey as he broadcasts all Barr Reeve sports as the Voice of the Vikings Brian Emmons, he just wants you to tell your friends about this podcast.

*Like, subscribe, comment, and follow us on social media!*Break out the commitment siren. After a successful official visit this past weekend, 2022 5-star forward Malik Reneau announced his commitment to Indiana! He joins CJ Gunn, Kaleb Banks, and fellow 5-star and Montverde teammate Jalen Hood-Schifino to make up the fifth-ranked recruiting class in the country, per 247Sports. Hood-Schifino accompanied Reneau on his visit to Bloomington.What does this mean for the IUBB program going into next season? How does the scholarship situation stack up? Matt and Nithin break it all down!WEBSITE: https://www.indianahq.com/ • Twitter: https://twitter.com/thehoosiersound • Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thehoosiersound/ • Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/indiana.hq/ • iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/id1282226985?mt=2&ls=1 • Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cDovL3d3dy5zcHJlYWtlci5jb20vc2hvdy8yNjc3NTkyL2VwaXNvZGVzL2ZlZWQ • Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0lk71fzLgbLP76iPNA14cP • SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-429075463-810819009 • iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-hoosier-sound-28550408/?cmp=web_share • TuneIn Radio: http://tun.in/pi2cE • Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-hoosier-sound

Bloomington, Ind. - The No. 75 Nebraska men's tennis team (7-14, 3-3 Big Ten) gathered its second-straight conference win against the Indiana Hoosiers (5-14, 0-6 Big Ten), 4-3 at the IU Tennis Center on Sunday afternoon.

John 11:1-46. From the "Special Services" sermon series. Preached by Tim Bayly.

Welcome, to This Is America, April 14th, 2022. On today’s episode, we first speak with someone involved in the ongoing strike at Indiana University in so-called Bloomington. We talk about why graduate workers are striking and how other workers and students are standing in solidarity them. For a deeper dive into the strike, be sure... Read Full Article

Jeff & Ryan dive into another pile of listener questions in this episode of MASH Matters. Topics include the real Radar O'Reilly, sending children on a 20-mile hike, the mysterious PA announcer, the nervousness of Mary Kay Place, Bloomington, Illinois, and the emotional connection to MASH. All this and Sparky, too. Shazam!   For show notes, episodes, recipes, bios, and more visit our website.

We walk around and act like gangsters on the near eastside of Bloomington

Kwame Nkrumah was considered by some as a visionary hero who urged would-be leaders in Africa to embrace the idea of unity for the continent, and led Ghana to independence from British colonial rule in 1957. But in becoming Ghana's first prime minister, and then president, he was criticised for his autocratic style of government and the way in which he pursued his Pan-African ideology seemingly at the expense of his own people. In 1966 Nkrumah was removed from power in a coup, and never returned to Ghana. Bridget Kendall's guests include Ghanaian journalist-turned-historian, AB Assensoh, who interviewed Nkrumah in exile. Assensoh is emeritus professor of African American and African Diaspora Studies at Indiana University, Bloomington, and Courtesy Emeritus Professor in the History Department of University of Oregon. He's the author of many books on Nkrumah, including a collaboration with his wife Yvette entitled Kwame Nkrumah's Political Kingdom and Pan-Africanism Reinterpreted, 1909–1972. Joining them are Kwasi Konadu, Professor in Africana & Latin American Studies at Colgate University in the US. He's published widely on African history, including The Ghana Reader: History, Culture and Politics; and Matteo Grilli, senior researcher at the University of the Free State in South Africa. He's the author of Nkrumaism and African Nationalism: Ghana's Pan-African Foreign Policy in the Age of Decolonization. Produced by Fiona Clampin for the BBC World Service. (Photo: Kwame Nkrumah addresses the General Assembly of the United Nations in New York, 1960. Credit: Underwood Archives via Getty Images)