In honor of Black History Month, join WFYI Public Radio throughout February for a special broadcast each Friday at 1 pm, on 90.1FM HD1. From stirring historical accounts and poetic portraits to gospel musical performances -- these programs are sure to make for compelling listening.

Maya Angelo's Black History Month Special
Friday, February 10 at 1 pm

Say it Loud: Great Speeches on Civil rights & African American Identity
Friday, February 17 at 1 pm

Heavenly Sight: Of Vision Lost & Found
Friday, February 24 at 1 pm

It's finally arrived: the week of Super Bowl 46. Indianapolis has spent years preparing. While most of the attention is focused on downtown, the events around Lucas Oil Stadium and our visitors, The Super Bowl Legacy Project has been a part of the Super Bowl planning from the beginning and will leave its mark on Indianapolis for years to come.

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StateImpact is the latest NPR initiative to build the reporting capacity of public radio across all platforms at both the national and local level. WFYI is collaborating with NPR and other public radio stations to bring you StateImpact, an ambitions local-national journalism initiative to report on state government actions and their impact on citizens and communities. Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations are leading the pilot for Indiana, with the collaboration of WFYI, WFIU in Bloomington, and other public radio stations around the state, sharing reporting and resources. StateImpact Indiana is one of eight state-based projects selected to pilot with NPR to enhance coverage on topics that include healthcare, business, the environment, energy, jobs, and in Indiana specifically, education.

Leadership Lessons Learned is a monthly e-missive designed to provide LLA members with insight, information, and inspiration for their daily lives. Each month, a Lacy colleague and guest author shares a Leadership Lesson Learned in the course of working and living. The intent is to exchange ideas, build connections between and among LLA members, and provide learning opportunities to enhance leadership skills.

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.

For the past four years, The Nature Conservancy has brought to public radio stations across Indiana information on a number of conservation-related topics. From profiles on native plant and animal species to how to get rid of the invasive ones, as well as details on our preserves and waterways, Journey with Nature has touched on subjects that have educated and inspired our listeners. The writers and editors have enjoyed working on Journey with Nature, and are sad to say that this segment will be its last. Although the segments won't be coming to you every week, be sure that the Indiana Chapter will continue its work to protect and restore our natural areas for plants, animals and people.

Visit nature.org/Indiana for all the latest conservation news.

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 Fresh Air in the noon time slot. Many talented and articulate leaders are scheduled to present their thoughts and ideas during the 2010-2011 season. Production and broadcast of the Economic Club of Indiana presentations on WFYI 90.1 FM HD1 is supported by ProLiance Energy.

If you missed the broadcast you can listen to the presentations online here...