Webcasts and Broadcasts
Enberg Studio
The Dick Enberg Distance Learning Studio is available at no charge to broadcast and radio outlets. The studio—named for award-winning sportscaster and IU alumnus Dick Enberg—combines the architecture of a traditional lecture hall with the capabilities of a television production studio, and it can be used to produce live one-way and two-way programs world-wide via IU's satellite system. It contains a 20-student classroom, a fully interactive audio-visual system, and production facilities.
Enberg, one of the most versatile broadcasters in sports history, earned a master's degree (1958) and a doctorate (1962) from IU School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. During his 50-year career, Enberg has won 14 Emmy Awards, one of which is on display in the Distance Learning Studio.
To conduct a broadcast interview with an IU faculty member or student, contact the media specialist who covers the subject area you're interested in. You also may contact George Vlahakis at (812) 855-0846 for more information or to determine the studio's availability.
Find more broadcasts and Webcasts at IU
Several IU departments and schools produce their own Webcasts and broadcasts that are available for downloading.
- IU Broadcast - offers a variety of videos from commencement to alumni highlights. Using a free media player like RealPlayer, you can plug into IU events live or at your convenience. This site offers a great way to stay in touch with what's happening at IU.
- IUMusicLive - Housed on the IU Jacobs School of Music site, IUMusicLive includes performances by violinist Joshua Bell, conductor Michael Stern and the Beaux Arts Trio, and showcases recent IU Opera Theater productions. The audio and video recordings featured on the podcasts also are available for individual download. IUMusicLive includes streaming audio and video performances, plus links to the latest news and information, upcoming events and available CDs and DVDs from the Jacobs School.
- IU Foundation podcast series - Every month this site offers a new story about how gifts from IU's alumni and friends allow the IU community of learning to flourish.
- WFIU podcasts - From artists and curators previewing upcoming IU Art Museum exhibitions to the regular show, "A Moment of Science," fans of WFIU's programming now can hear favorite programs at their leisure.
- WTIU podcasts and RSS feeds - Stay on top of breaking news through WTIU's "Newsbreak" broadcasts. This site also features subscriptions to "Weekly Special" video segments and to upcoming WTIU program highlights.
- IU Alumni Association multimedia - Listen to audio interviews with faculty from Mini University—IU's award-winning learning vacation—or watch podcasts of students discussing their goals and college experiences.
- School of Education audio files - IU faculty, staff and students comment on breaking news from the IU School of Education. Download the audio files from this site to stay on top of state and national education issues.
- Sound Medicine - Learn about medical issues through these audio files that air weekly on the IU School of Medicine's radio show, "Sound Medicine." The show is produced by the Indiana University School of Medicine and WFYI Public Radio. Host Barbara Lewis interviews medical experts on a wide range of current issues in medicine, from Alzheimer research to the West Nile virus. Joining Lewis each week are faculty co-hosts from the IU School of Medicine. The program educates and encourages listeners to make sound health decisions. It's also a forum for health issues affecting local communities.
- IUPUI video and audio news - Home to conversations with IU faculty, staff and students, hear faculty discuss topics from saving money on gasoline to mentoring and advising freshmen, while IUPUI students talk about campus life and studying abroad. Specific IUPUI podcast episodes can be downloaded. Or subscribe to a podcast that automatically downloads onto your computer whenever a new episode is available.
