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Ahead of their virtual Listen Up presentation with WFYI, hear from the co-hosts of NPR’s newest podcast, “Throughline,” a show which challenges our assumptions about history.

Learn more about Professor of Political Science Dr. Terri Jett, who answers your questions about the U.S. government and sparks new ones in the WFYI digital short series, "Simple Civics".

WFYI commissioned illustrations and animations of each history-making Hoosier in the "Headstrong" series, employing the skills of Indianapolis studio Guide & Anchor. Learn more about their background, process and connection to WFYI.

The Move to Include initiative aims to promote inclusion for people with intellectual and physical disabilities.

If you’ve enjoyed learning more about the fight for the 19th Amendment, as well as the bold women who sought to expand voting rights, you’ll find great next-up shows here.

"Optimizing Life" is a new documentary from WFYI that features powerful stories of Hoosiers who find themselves in the midst of life-threatening health crises, and who turn their prognosis around by making changes to their lifestyles.

What healthcare issues are you worried about? Your insights will help shape the coverage around the 2020 elections by WFYI’s Side Effects team and Indiana Public Broadcasting as part of “America Amplified: Election 2020,” a public media initiative funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

A bonus episode of “Sick,” the investigative podcast from WFYI and Side Effects Public Media, introduces a new family connected to Donald Cline. And hosts Jake Harper and Lauren Bavis have a new development in the story about complications with fertility medicine. "Sick" surpassed one million downloads this week.

NPR Music is looking for the next great undiscovered musician to play at the Tiny Desk. Why couldn’t it be you? If you win, you’ll play at the Tiny Desk and go on tour with NPR Music.