As we approach Father's Day, Tony Krabill honors two men that he lost this year who helped shape his life.

April Lidinsky muses on the meaning of namesakes.

Sid Shroyer shares another tale from his South Bend cab-driving days.

WVPE Station Manager Anthony Hunt talks about moving the station into the future while politicians try to make public media a thing of the past.

Brett McNeil imagines a consultation with Frederick Douglass on the Three-Fifths Compromise.

Barbara Allison says the proliferation of sports betting has befouled the game.

Paul McDowell imagines pitching a Beatles movie as if they were fictional.

Heather Curlee Novak goes to the ballet studio.

Ken Smith reviews what he knows about toddlers.

April Lidinsky shares her National Park story and encourages you to share yours, too.