Noon Edition is celebrating 20 years on the air!
We're taking the show on the road for one day only and we’d like to see you there.
Our first broadcast was in September 1998. We’re celebrating by bringing back some of our favorite guests!
Congressman Lee Hamilton served as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives from 1965-1999. After leaving Congress, he founded the Center on Congress at Indiana University. Hamilton is a leading expert on foreign policy. He served as vice chairman of the 9/11 Commission and co-chair of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group. Hamilton has received numerous honors including the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2015.
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor is a neuroanatomist and author. Her New York Times Bestselling book “My Stroke of Insight,” is a memoir about a stroke she suffered, her recovery and what she learned from it. Bolte Taylor is the Chairman of the Board of Jill Bolte Taylor BRAINS, Inc., a not-for-profit organization dedicated to brain health awareness.
Helen May is the co-owner of May’s Greenhouse in Bloomington. She opened Mays Greenhouse with her parents and her sister Martha in April 1965. Helen is retired now. Helen is a frequent guest on Noon Edition for our twice yearly gardening shows (our most popular shows!) with Don Adamson, retired manager of Bloomington Valley Nursery.
We will broadcast Live from Hive on Friday, January 25.
Stop in between 11:30 and 1:30. See hosts Sara Wittmeyer and Bob Zaltsberg and enjoy the guest interviews.
Hive is located in Bloomington at 2608 E 10 th Street at the corner of 10 th and the Bypass. Join us for great food, great coffee, photo booth, live radio and plenty of free parking.
If you can’t attend, tune in on WFIU or catch us via Facebook Live.