Each week on Cultural Manifesto, Kyle Long reveals stories and sounds from the creative frontlines of the past and present. Through music, archives and artist interviews, discover how creators shape meaning with sound, in Indianapolis and well beyond. Tune in each week to this WFYI Public Media show for discoveries that will delight your ears and expand your understanding of our shared world. more

The Days Grimm , 'arguably Indiana's most comical, thrilling, and controversial podcast', This three-pronged mandate acts as a primary filter for their guest selection. The 'comical' aspect is reflected in its official genre of 'COMEDY INTERVIEWS' and its history of hosting local stand-up comedians. The 'thrilling' component is evident in interviews with individuals who have extraordinary life stories, such as people who survived shootings, rare medical conditions, and combat. Finally, the 'controversial' element is demonstrated by Brian & Thomas' willingness to engage in difficult or unfiltered conversations, touching on topics like homelessness, artificial intelligence, and religious hypotheticals. A crucial element of the show's tone is its tagline, 'Brought to you by Sadness & ADHD (non-medicated)'. This self-aware and raw positioning signals a modern comedic sensibility that embraces vulnerability and finds humor in personal struggle. The podcast's brand is not built on polished narratives but on the authentic, often messy, intersection of hardship and humor. The most compelling guests are those who have navigated a 'Grimm' reality and emerged with a story to tell, and ideally, a sense of humor about it. This dynamic is the core of the show's appeal and the primary filter for identifying a story worth telling. more

Join host Dave Mika as he explores the arts and entertainment of Northwest Indiana each week in Eye on the Arts. more

Hear new music from Indiana artists along with conversations with local creators.

99.1 FM WQRT-LP is a non-commercial, experimental on-air home for contemporary art, music, and community. Licensed by the FCC with a reach of most of the city of Indianapolis, Indiana (500,000 people), WQRT is owned and managed by Big Car Collaborative — a nonprofit arts organization and cross-discipline collective of artists. With the help of volunteers, we broadcast from Listen Hear — our sound-art space and audio studio in the Garfield Park neighborhood. more

Produced by Cultural Manifesto host Kyle Long and narrated by musician Herman Butch Slaughter, Echoes of Indiana Avenue is an audio documentary focused on the cultural achievements of Black artists and musicians from central Indiana. more

The University of Indianapolis' Potluck Podcast hosts conversations about the arts. Students and faculty talk with guests behind-the-scenes about their work. To learn more about UIndy's Potluck Podcast and hear other episodes, please visit etchings.uindy.edu/the-potluck-podcast. more

This podcast contains the voice tracks to BlueNotes on Indiana Public Radio. If you stumbled upon this podcast, we'd like to invite you to listen to the full version of the show.For legal and regulatory reasons, the music for this digital version of BlueNotes will be hosted from Spotify, and these voice tracks will be interleaved with each month's music playlist. more

Community Radio originating in the historic artist colony of Nashville, Indiana. We interview artists, musicians, and local characters that make our community so interesting. From the forest, to our Arts Village and cultural district, we are Brown County Indiana! more

Super Cool Radio delivers fun and exciting interviews with great artists in the music industry along with a few special guests. Super Cool Radio is a podcast based out of South Bend, Indiana created by Matthew Thomas in 2019. more

Dive into the world of arts administration with 'Arts Admin Unleashed' - the official podcast of the MAAA program (Master of Arts in Arts Administration) at Indiana University's O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs. With each episode, our faculty, students, and alumni will take you behind the scenes of the dynamic world of arts administration by discussing current issues in the industry and groundbreaking research around the arts, sharing their personal professional experiences and career trajectories. Whether you're an aspiring arts leader, an accomplished pro, or simply an arts enthusiast, this podcast is your gateway to learning more about the ins and outs of our beloved industry. Visit our resources:MAAA blog: blogs.iu.edu/artsadminMAAA Instagram page: @iu_maaaMAAA Program websiteSubscribe to our podcast on:Spotify PodcastsAmazon MusicPodchaserMusic from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):https://uppbeat.io/t/simon-folwar/happy-daysLicense code: 9NYGHYU1MAAQTMXN Happy Days by Simon Folwar more

Listen to conversations about the latest news and events involving Heartland Sings. Heartland Sings is a non-profit, vocal production company located in Fort Wayne, Indiana.  For more, visit HeartlandSings.orgwww.heartlandsings.org more

Explore the vibrant and ever growing music scene of Indianapolis, Indiana! Recorded at the Engine Room Recording Company in Broad Ripple, Voices of Indy give you the insights and in-studio performances from established as well as up and coming artists in the Indy local scene! From singer/songwriters, to rap and hip-hop to rock, punk and metal, Voices of Indy lets you get to know the local scene better than anyone! Hosted by Josh Gillespie. For inquiries email - voicesofindy317@gmail.com more

Pencils Down is a tradition at IU Architecture where students finish and pin up their studio projects the night before finals week. It allows students to rest before presenting and attend crits with other students. The Pencils Down podcast is a space to engage in conversations about architecture and art, featuring prominent architects, artists, and architecture students. more

A recollection of Bloomington, Indiana's music scene told through conversations with the people that were there and the musicians who created it. more

Something Will Happen at Abbey Road on the River! This is a podcast about the Beatles music festival, Abbey Road on the River located in Jeffersonville Indiana (Louisville Kentucky area). It's a multi-day outdoor music festival occurring yearly on Memorial Day weekend with over 200 concerts featuring major headlining rock acts and Beatles & classic rock tribute bands, art installations, food trucks and more! If you love the Beatles and music in general you have to check out Abbey Road on the River, affectionately known as AROTR. Sometimes the producers host more events so go to www.arotr.com to learn more. Join our Facebook group [LINK] to get all the inside knowledge on the festival. It's the event you mark your year by! more

Vining Gallery is a fine art gallery that sits just outside of downtown Indianapolis and is owned by professional artist Justin Vining. Over the years, Justin has been fortunate enough to work with some of the best artists in our country along with some of the most interesting people in our city. Often in the gallery, Justin finds himself having the most thought provoking and unexpected conversations. From race car drivers to business owners, these conversations are not just about art, they are about our city, parenting, selling, crypto, nfts, the metaverse, and so much more. This podcast is an extension of these moments. more

Classical Music Indy strives to be a champion for classical music in Central Indiana. From our syndicated broadcasts, to community programs, to our music streaming, we are here to bring you the best of what musicians are doing in Central Indiana to make this such a great arts location! more

Hot tracks, interviews, and commentary from the stars of the Indianapolis music scene. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious, occasionally thought-provoking. Rock, metal, jazz, country, punk, R&B, experimental ... popular local and regional acts you've seen and loved, garage bands you've never heard of, or backroom musicians you'd be lucky to find ... it's all part of your local music scene. Give it a listen! more

The Where's My Hat? podcast is hosted by Kay Banks (female American stand-up comedian) and Branden Eifrid (musician/producer EQwip) in Fort Wayne, Indiana talking about comedy, the artistic process, and life in general. Production and music by EQwip (@eqwipmusic) more

Join host Airika from TopView as she chats with up-and-coming musicians about their experiences in the music industry and their individual journeys as artists. more

Discover new ideas and applications of one of the most innate human experiences: Music. Musical health is a music therapy informed podcast exploring music methods, modalities, innovation, research and application specifically within the context of modern western medicine. Episodes drop every other week! more

The Scene is a weekly public radio show produced in Indiana that features music in performance from around the great Hoosier state. Each week, we bring listeners an hour of live music performed in local venues catered by a team of human beings who simply love music. Our goal is to promote the Indiana music scene by focusing on the music itself. We want to tell the story of the music happening in our own backyards, to be a spark of conversation between fellow music-lovers, and to give listeners a bit of context about new and upcoming artists, sometimes through interviews with the musicians themselves. The Scene is produced at Indiana Public Radio in collaboration with Ball State's Music & Media Production department and is made possible in part by listeners (just like you!) and the Vice President for Information Technology at Ball State. more

Harmonia Uncut is a biweekly podcast featuring highlights from recent and archival concert recordings of early music, curated and presented by Wendy Gillespie. more