For flower lovers, the ability to step out into the garden and pick a fistful of blooms for a vase, is one of spring’s great pleasures.

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We should ask questions before we purchase our plants this spring. It's important to know whether pesticides that put our bees at risk have been used.

We're showcasing early religious music in some of its shortest forms.

Lawson reads her poems "Il Medico Della Peste: The Bearer of Bad News," "Santa Margherita" and "Palazzo Grassi."

WFIU Senior News Editor Gretchen Frazee interviews veteran NPR news reporter and analyst Mara Liasson.

Bernard Foccroulle plays his own compositions for historical organs.

Because Earth Day is coming up, let’s pay homage to Alice Waters.

Indiana poet David Watters reads "Little Forget-You-Not," "Stillborn," "American Gospel," "Don't Ask," and "The Great Distances."