NPR’s Fresh Air is in a category by itself, distinguished by host and co-executive producer Terry Gross’ unique approach. WFYI Reporter Jill Sheridan virtually “sat down” with Gross ahead of her January 13 appearance with WFYI.

WFYIs newest radio show helps you discover music from Indiana artists, and hear conversations with the creators themselves.

WFYI leadership shares this statement about the station's commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Check out these shows that amuse, inform and help your family learn something together.

Echoes of Indiana Avenue focuses on the cultural achievements of Black artists and musicians from central Indiana.

We’re celebrating Bob Ross – and you can join in! Honor Bob’s legacy with our fun scavenger hunt. Simply complete it – all on your own, with friends or with your family, and then enter to win a prize pack!

While many voters have already cast their ballots, we want to share the work of WFYI, NPR and PBS journalists who work hard each day to bring you facts you can rely on. Here's your guide to local, state and national election coverage.

Starting October 3, we’re expanding our weekday and weekend programming with The Daily, World Cafe, The New Yorker Radio Hour and Reveal, as well as two locally produced shows, Echoes of Indiana Avenue and Small Studio Signal Boost.

Podcasts are prerecorded audio programs, almost always free and available on any device. You can find many of your favorite radio programs as podcasts after they air on 90.1 FM, so you can listen to them at any time. Here's how to get started based on what device you have.

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.