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IndyTalks – Provocative Discussions on Indiana's Future
To kick off the IndyTalks initiative, WFYI 90.1 FM HD1 broadcast an interview with globalization expert and author Richard Longworth. Veteran journalist John Krull conducted the interview live from Chicago, and listeners were able to call in with their questions.
Longworth is a senior fellow at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs and Distinguished Visiting Scholar at DePaul University. He is the author of the book, Caught in the Middle: America's Heartland in the Age of Globalism, which explores the new realities globalization has brought to the Midwest and what they mean for the region – and the country. The book is being used as a starting point for the IndyTalks initiative.
About the series
In a citywide effort designed to foster a sense of community through respectful and creative civic dialogue, some of the city and state's most active organizations will examine Indiana's future from their own unique perspective through the IndyTalks initiative.
A series of community-based discussions will take place at different venues across the city to promote civic dialogue while exploring what it will take for Indiana to survive and prosper in the 21st century. Using Longworth's book as a starting point, Central Indiana residents will have the chance to participate in a series of exchanges themed on the question, "What is the future of Indiana and the Midwest?"
Participants are encouraged to talk, offer ideas, connect to their community and create solutions. They are also encouraged to keep the conversation going on their own by using the IndyTalks Facebook page and by heading to the Athenaeum's Rathskeller for freelanced monthly conversations on the issues raised during the series. Visit IndyTalks.info for more information about IndyTalks, including a complete 2010 schedule.
IndyTalks is a collaboration of the Athenaeum Foundation, Indiana Historical Society, Indiana Humanities Council, WFYI, Marian University, Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library, Big Car Collective, Arts Council of Indianapolis, University of Indianapolis Center for Aging & Community, Christian Theological Seminary, IUPUI Common Theme Project and the School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and Spirit & Place. Promotional support is also being provided by Smaller Indiana and IndyHub.
The American Pianists Association celebrated its 30th Anniversary on November 11, 2009. The evening included performances by both current and former Fellows of the American Pianists Association. The performances were broadcast live on WFYI 90.1 FM and WICR 88.7 FM. Founder of the American Pianists Association, Anthony Habig, was honored, as well as all current and past APA Board Chairs. There were performances by Frederic Chiu, Grace Fong, Stephen Prustman, J.Y. Song, and Jeremy Siskind.
Thursdays at 7:35 am on 90.1 FM HD1
The Nature Conservancy's Journey with Nature segments air during
NPR's Morning Edition on WFYI
90.1 HD1 in Indianapolis on Thursdays at 7:35am. You can
also listen to the segments as a podcast using the link
below.
WFYI 90.1 FM HD1 has partnered with the Economic
Club of Indiana to record and broadcast presentations from
the club's monthly luncheons. The program will air the first Monday
of each month and replaces The Commonwealth
Club in the noon time slot. Many talented and articulate leaders
are scheduled to present their thoughts and ideas during
the 2007-2008 season. Production and broadcast of the Economic
Club of Indiana presentations on WFYI 90.1 FM HD1 is supported
by ProLiance Energy.
To kick off the 
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