Voices in the Street – WFHB

Voices in the Street: Restaurant Culture

Welcome to Voices in the Street. Public opinion polls in the streets of Bloomington. Voices in the Street provides an opportunity for residents to anonymously voice their opinions and perspectives on the issues and events that matter most to Bloomington citizens. For the March edition of Voices in the Street, Youth Radio hit the streets to talk to locals on Pi Day about restaurant culture, the expectation to leave a tip, and of course, PIE!   This edition of Voices in the Street was produced by WFHB’s Youth Radio Interviews were conducted by Gloria Chi and Dat Nguyen. Edited by Jessie Grubb

Voices in the Street: Valentine’s Day 2026

Welcome to Voices in the Street. Public opinion polls in the streets of Bloomington. Voices in the Street provides an opportunity for residents to anonymously voice their opinions and perspectives on the issues and events that matter most to Bloomington citizens. For the February edition of Voices in the Street, Youth Radio hit the streets to talk to locals about Valentine’s Day, love troupes, worst dates, and first crushes.   This edition of Voices in the Street was produced by WFHB’s Youth Radio Interviews were conducted by Gloria Chi, Bhuvikaa Ghai, Winnie Dong, and Dat Nguyen. Edited by Jessie Grubb

Voices in the Street: MLK Birthday Celebration

Welcome to Voices in the Street. Public opinion polls in the streets of Bloomington. Voices in the Street provides an opportunity for residents to anonymously voice their opinions and perspectives on the issues and events that matter most to Bloomington citizens. This episode of Voices in the Street is a Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day special, recorded at the Buskirk-Chumley Theater on January 19th, 2026 during the MLK Birthday Celebration event. It features a series of short, candid interviews with community members responding to questions like when they first learned about Dr. King and to share stories and quotes that stuck with them. The crew also asks if peaceful protesting is still effective, if change happens faster or slower in today’s society, and for ways we can promote equality in everyday life.   This edition of Voices in the Street was produced by WFHB’s Youth Radio Interviews were conducted by Gloria Chi, Bhuvikaa Ghai, and Dat Nguyen. Edited by Dat Nguyen

Voices in the Street: New Year, New Me

Welcome to Voices in the Street. Public opinion polls in the streets of Bloomington. Voices in the Street provides an opportunity for residents to anonymously voice their opinions and perspectives on the issues and events that matter most to Bloomington citizens. In this episode, WFHB’s Youth Radio asked community members to reflect on 2025 and set goals for 2026. This edition of Voices in the Street was produced by WFHB’s Youth Radio Interviews conducted by Gloria Chi, Bhuvikaa Ghai, Dat Nguyen, and Winnie Dong Edited by Dat Nguyen

Voices in the Street: Back to School 2025

Welcome to Voices in the Street. Public opinion polls in the streets of Bloomington. Voices in the Street provides an opportunity for residents to anonymously voice their opinions and perspectives on the issues and events that matter most to Bloomington citizens.   This year, WFHB’s Youth Radio spoke to incoming college freshmen at the IU Student Involvement Fair on Thursday, August 28th, 2025. They gathered advice, goals, and found out what students were most excited about this school year.   Interviews conducted by Brynn Stewart, Nate Rushemeza, Jessie Grubb and Kade Young. Edited by Coco Duneman Produced by WFHB News and Youth Radio