Podcasts about wnin

Tim Black, CEO of WNIN reports on the status of money granted from the Rotary Santa RunSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this week's episode of The Album Atmosphere, we sat down with local broadcast legend, John Gibson of WNIN, to discuss John Lennon's solo debut album, "Plastic Ono Band". This is part two of that conversation.

On this week's episode of The Album Atmosphere, we sat down with local broadcast legend, John Gibson of WNIN, to discuss John Lennon's solo debut album, "Plastic Ono Band". This is part one of that conversation.

Today we hear from some of the reporters, producers and editors working on the next season of “Qué Pasa, Midwest,” the bilingual podcast for Indiana's Latino community based out of WNIN in Evansville.

Today we talk about latest season of Qu Pasa, Midwest?, the bilingual podcast for Indianas Hispanic community based out of WNIN in Evansville.

Lynn Miller Pease has a passion for diversity, servant leadership, and the collaborative process. She shares with us how various life transitions, times of grief and accidental leadership lead her to the current position as the Chief Executive Officer of Leadership Everyone, Inc., based out of Evansville, Indiana. She develops servant leaders to transform communities with the support of her board of directors, staff, alumni, and volunteers. She has more than 20 years of experience in facilitation, leadership development, civic engagement, and visioning for strategic action. Be sure to check out more info on their website: https://leadershipeveryone.org/ Email: lynn@leadershipeveryone.org Office: (812) 425-3828 x1 26th Annual Celebration of Leadership (COL) will be on March 18th at 7pm CST on television station WNIN 9.1, or live stream on Facebook & YouTube; *re-airs on WNIN 3/21 at 5:30pm. COL is a remarkably diverse and inclusive annual event whereby Leadership Everyone publicly seeks out and honors individuals, projects or organizations who make significant, collaborative contributions that improve and transform our community. Celebration of Leadership recognizes examples of outstanding community and public service in the following categories: Arts; Community & Neighborhood; Education; Government, Public Service, & Environment; and Health & Social Services. Donate: https://leadershipeveryone.org/donations/

Today we learn more about the new podcast series from WNIN about the pandemic's impact on the Midwest, including an episode about survivor stories and a student-led project to interview people and analyze data in the region.

Today we learn more about the new podcast series from WNIN about the pandemic's impact on the Midwest, including an episode about survivor stories and a student-led project to interview people and analyze data in the region.

Today we talk to reporters and producers from WNIN about their new podcast series, which covers the many ways COVID-19 has had an impact on the Midwest and the people who live here.

Today we talk to reporters and producers from WNIN about their new podcast series, which covers the many ways COVID-19 has had an impact on the Midwest and the people who live here.

A huge thank you to Cynthia Boatright Raleigh for sending us the script for this week's episode. Her excellent research and writing skills make for an excellent story.On December 2, 1954, Mary Holland was found dead on the floor of her liquor store bathroom. Her hands were tied behind her back and a .38 caliber bullet in her skull.Three weeks later Wesley Kerr was found dead at the gas station where he worked. Hands tied behind his back and with a gunshot wound to the head. It seemed Evansville, Indiana had a killer on the loose. Join Cam and Jen, with the help of Cynthia Boatright Raleigh, as they discuss Leslie "Mad Dog" Irvin: Indiana Serial KillerThank you to Podcorn for sponsoring this episode. With Podcorn you can find the right brand sponsorships for your podcast. Go to Podcorn.com and sign up today.Listener Discretion by Edward OctoberpodVHS https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZQk-oAsjZNG18y8bX24c6wProducer and sound editing: Nico Vettese wetalkofdreams.comOriginal music by Nico Vettese @wetalkofdreamsSources:• Browning Genealogical Database: http://browning.evpl.org/• Courier & Press photo archive: http://digital.evpl.org/cdm/landingpage/collection/p16848coll1• Courtlistener.com: https://www.courtlistener.com/?q=Irvin+v.+Dowd• Henderson Kentucky History: http://hendersonkyhistory.com/DuncanMurders.htm• Murderpedia.org: http://www.murderpedia.org/male.I/i/irvin-leslie.htm• Newspapers.com: Evansville Courier-Press 4/13/55; Harrisburg Daily Register 4/14/55; Franklin Star 1/23/56; Nashville Banner 4/14/55; St. Louis Globe-Democrat 2/10/56; Danville Bee 4/14/55; Princeton Herald 1/25/56; Kokomo Tribune 1/19/56; Terre Haute Star 6/14/62. • Princeton Daily Clarion: Newspapers from April 11, 1955-January 29, 1956. • Public vital records: Census records, death certificates• WNIN television special “Top 9 Series – Crime”: https://video.wnin.org/video/wnins-top-9-crimes/

On this edition of No Limits John Krull broadcast live from WNIN in Evansville to talk about their WWI project and history of the war in the area. Guests were Nancy Hastings author of "A Tragedy of the Great War", Stan Schmidt Vanderburgh County Historian and VP of Radio at WNIN Steve Burger.

It was during Stacey Godbold's struggle with infertility that she began to dig more deeply into her own "crazy" and to realize we're all a little crazy. She discovered the key is being honest and real with each other through it all and learning to love ourselves and each other. This sharing of struggles and solutions gave birth to the show Project Reveal. Project Reveal airs Mondays at 9pm on WNIN but is more than just a show, it's a movement. Part of Project Reveal, Embrace Your Body is an annual art exhibit that will make you fall in love with the human body as well as the human. The Before I Die Wall is a thought-provoking and inspiring wall on which to write your goals and read the dreams of others. There is even a clothing line. This power-lifting mamma of triplets has a gathered a team around her that is a force to be reckoned with as they change the way Evansville sees itself. #IronManScissorhands vs. #ZombieDoll evansvillepodcast.com/99  

Bree Frances (Brianna Williams) is a radio host for WEOA, WNIN and also does marketing for Chick Fil A in Eastland Mall. She talks to me about volunteering in the community and the differences between Public and Commercial radio.  Show Notes - http://www.evansvillepodcast.com/bree-frances/ ‎

The 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 … Continue reading →

What’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. The Hungry Hoosier’s Strawberry Granita • 2 quarts fresh-picked strawberries • 1 cup boiling water … Continue reading →

The 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. The Honey Vines:

Tips 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.

Habitat for Humanity of Evansville reflects on five years of the Glenwood Community Development Initiative, and why MD2U is bringing back medical house calls. The Hungry’s Hoosiers’ Barbecue Chicken Salad • 1/3 cup barbecue sauce • 1/3 cup reduced-fat mayonnaise … Continue reading →

Fair 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.

Representative 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 & … Continue reading →

We 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.

Harvard 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.

A 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.” The Hungry Hoosier’s Tequila Cake Cake 1 18-1/2 … Continue reading →