The Affordable Care Act, W.C. Handy Blues Festival

What’s ahead in the implementation of the Affordable Care Act, and a preview of the 23rd annual W.C. Handy Blues and Barbecue Festival in Henderson.

Science Camps, The Honey Vines

The Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana’s STEAM U at the University of Evansville, St. John the Baptist’s Catholic School’s Camp Invention, and a Single Serving Concert by the Honey Vines.

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Summer Sports Safety, Evansville Museum’s New Planetarium

Tips on keeping student athletes safe during summer training, a reflection on what it means to be a true Hoosier, and a preview of the new immersive theater being built at the Evansville Museum.

Neighborhood Revitalization, Medical House Calls

Habitat for Humanity of Evansville reflects on five years of the Glenwood Community Development Initiative, and why MD2U is bringing back medical house calls.

World Fair Trade Day, Montana Skies

Fair trade advocates Ann Ferguson and Ann Ennis have recommendations for how to be responsible consumers, and cello-guitar duo Montana Skies explains–and performs–classical fusion.

Rep. Larry Bucshon, Science of Trees, Art & Trails

Representative Larry Bucshon (IN-8) discusses his views on the automatic federal budget cuts and the areas where Congress can reach consensus, our science contributor Dr. Katie Winsett explains the role of big, old trees in the ecosystem, and Courier & Press arts reporter Roger McBain reflects on the Indianapolis Ai Weiwei exhibit and trails in Indy, Louisville, and Evansville.

Gardening with Native Plants, Blackberry Phone Review, Science and Religion

We explore the benefits of gardening and landscaping with native plants, Tech Talk has a review of Blackberry’s new smartphone, and we re-air our exploration of the relationship between science and religion.