Adrienne Provenzano takes the stage as Mary Shelley, author of Frankenstein, in an intimate, one-woman show.

During this dynamic portrayal, Shelley reveals her life, love, and losses and how she transformed her experiences into art .

Hear the versatile voices of Paul Holdman and Rebekah Meldrum. With Holdman on guitar, they make a dynamic duo of blues and gospel.

Holdman brings the eclectic musical listings of a jukebox in a roadside diner. He grew up listening to the radio and his parents' vinyl records.

Meldrum grew up as a Baptist minister's daughter in southern California and from early on, found her voice in church, singing alongside her father. It was there that a musician was born. Her soulful and effortless bluesy voice has been influenced by her parents' collection of "the classics," such as the Beatles, the Temptations, Elvis Presley, and the list goes on .

How did basketball become Indiana's game? Hear Historian Chandler Lighty discuss the emergence of the game in YMCAs, and trace the sport's growth through the birth of "Hoosier Hysteria." Don't miss hearing about tiny Wingate's back-to-back championships of 1913 and 1914 .