Arts & Culture

For the Fort Wayne musical instrument behemoth Sweetwater, the past year-plus’ outlook has been surprisingly upbeat.

The longtime Fort Wayne Journal Gazette politics reporter joins the show to talk about Gov. Eric Holcomb’s lawsuit against the state.

Newfields’ massive digital gallery, THE LUME, debuts on the top floor this month. The multisensory experience sheds light on art in a dramatic new way.

“Somebody Else Sold the World” is the first of two 2021 music-inspired books by the former Poet Laureate of Indiana.

After releasing her first novel to national acclaim last year, the YA author returns with a new queer love story.

A season filmed during the pandemic and a pregnancy nevertheless feels like the show we know and love.

The best food, drinks, and entertainment in the new Carmel development.

We spoke with the Lawrence North graduate in the wake of her winning a Grammy and Oscar in the same year.

The veteran Sporting News reporter joins the podcast to talk about the impact increased player compensation could have on the NCAA.

One of Indiana’s longshots finally hit this week. Rick Carlisle alone isn’t going to save the Pacers, but his hire shows they’re ready to get serious.

Get your patriotic fix of everything from baseball to bagpipes as the country celebrates its independence from the pandemic.

Indiana University’s newly-minted Chief Health Officer is back with an update as COVID cases continue their steady decline.

The Chicago-based artist will debut his massive tribute to cycling champion Major Taylor at 11 S. Meridian St. this month.

In between his college and pro careers, Jordan showed glimpses of his greatness in Indianapolis leading up to the Olympic Games.

Jungleland, the winter quarters of the Terrell Jacobs Wild Animal Circus, was a fierce example of Indiana’s circus history.