African American Media African Americans have had a significant presence in Indianapolis news reporting for more than a century in print, broadcast, and… Read More »African American Media
Alternative Newspapers In the 1960s discontented writers around the country, and around Indianapolis, went into the publishing business. They started so-called underground… Read More »Alternative Newspapers
American Nonconformist Published in Winfield, Kansas, from 1879, the American Nonconformist, a People’s (Populist) Party newspaper, moved in June 1892 to Indianapolis… Read More »American Nonconformist
The Art Assignment Hosted by Sarah Urist Green, a former curator of contemporary art at the , directed by Mark Olsen, and edited… Read More »The Art Assignment
Robert Bruce Bagby (Sept. 3, 1846-Jan. 24, 1903). Robert Bruce Bagby was born in Virginia to formerly enslaved parents who had purchased their… Read More »Robert Bruce Bagby
Bass Photo Collection The largest surviving collection of photographs of 20th -century Indianapolis, the W. H. Bass Photo Company, commonly known as Bass… Read More »Bass Photo Collection
Stan Berg (Aug. 31, 1949-May 14, 1991). A native of Garrett, Indiana, Berg moved to Indianapolis at age 14. He graduated from… Read More »Stan Berg
Joseph Jenkins Bingham (Jan. 6, 1815-Jan. 12, 1896). Born in New York City, Bingham migrated to the Midwest where he engaged in a… Read More »Joseph Jenkins Bingham
Bob & Tom Show The Bob & Tom Show originated in Petoskey, Michigan, in the early 1980s when DJ Bob Kevoian brought on Tom… Read More »Bob & Tom Show
Nathaniel Bolton (July 25, 1803-Nov. 26, 1858). Born in Chillicothe, Ohio, Bolton came to Indiana in 1820 when George Smith, his stepfather,… Read More »Nathaniel Bolton
