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Couresty / PRXThere’s a new show coming to the WBOI on Sundays at 4pm, Click Here, hosted by award-winning journalist Dina Temple-Raston.Click Here explores how technology is changing everything around us, from the cars we drive to the ways we’re watched. WBOI's Brianna Datta-Barrow spoke with Dina Temple-Raston about the show, how she makes complex technology understandable, and why she hopes listeners tune in. -
Courtesy / Rachel Von ArtWBOI welcomes Lauren Caggiano as the new voice of All Things Considered. She joins the station with years of print journalism experience and a commitment to telling meaningful, local stories. In an interview with WBOI's Brianna Datta-Barrow, she reflects on her excitement for the All Things Considered host role and shares a few personal insights along the way.
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Addie Sigler is WBOI’s summer news intern and a junior at the University of Washington. -
Rob Martinez will once again take your holiday music requests when Christmas in July returns to WBOI on July 22nd. -
The Foellinger Foundation has awarded Northeast Indiana Public Radio $50,000 to support local news and regional music on WBOI. -
The Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne awarded Northeast Indiana Public Radio $25,000 as part of its Rising Together Grants program in May. -
All June, WBOI is showcasing the musical talents of Canterbury School students with a special edition of the Heard Me Here campaign. -
NPR announced staff reductions on Monday. It is part of an effort to fill an $8 million shortfall created by Congress’ decision to defund public media last year. -
This Saturday at noon on WBOI, join us for a special edition of WBOI Presents: Take A Girl To Work Day. -
WBOI Presents: Live and Local at The Landing is coming back to downtown Fort Wayne for Summer 2026. -
Multimedia reporter Ella Abbott received a 3rd place award from the Indiana Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. -
May is National Historic Preservation Month, and WBOI is celebrating it with new messages from your friends and neighbors in partnership with the City of Fort Wayne’s Division of Community Development and the City’s Historic Preservation Commission. Introducing Heard Me Here: Historic Preservation Edition.
