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Michiana Chronicles archive with 465 essays in full text and two years of audio.

WVPE Listener Commentary audio archive. [Or, at the WVPE home page: Click on Programs > Audio Archive]

Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations directory with links.

Six radio essays by Eileen Bender: Political Pin — Lame Duck Citizens — Fillibuster — Petition — Children’s Books — Inauguration Tales

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