May 13, 2026
Originally aired on 09/14/2024. Nelson is joined by Purdue University historian John Norberg to explore an array of compelling stories, including a horrific collision involving train cars carrying Purdue football players, fans, faculty and alumni for a big game against IU in 1903. Passengers included a football player...
May 11, 2026
Originally aired 8/31/2024. Nelson is joined by Julia Whitehead, founder and CEO of the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library to discuss the author's impact on his peers and those who came after him.
May 8, 2026
Originally aired on 8/24/2024. Nelson’s guest, architectural historian Ben Ross of RATIO Architects, shares insights about the early architects of Indiana.
May 6, 2026
Originally aired on 08/17/2026. Nelson is joined by Ray Boomhower, an author and editor with the Indiana Historical Society, to answer your questions.
May 4, 2026
Originally aired 8/10/2024
Guest Elaine May Conly won an essay contest to meet the Beatles
during their legendary concerts at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in
1964 as 15-year-old Howe High School student. Father and son duo,
David and Evan Humphrey, co-authors of the new book "We Love You, Beatles:
Why the Fab Four...