Chamber music piece Trois Ballades Hébraïques by Roman Ryterband, a Polish Jewish composer, speaks to how music can both heal and serve as a type of justice. After the performance, KVML CEO & Founder Julia Whitehead with partner with Sonia Matheus of the Museum of Tolerance for a discussion of Simon Wiesenthal’s book The Sunflower.
Film Screening of the movie Sex Radical. Chronicles the life of Ida Craddock, a free-speech and women’s rights advocate who was arrested under the Comstock Act at the turn of the century. Q & A with filmmaker/director Andy Kirshner follows the screening.
Dr. Lasana Kazembe of the IU Indianapolis Africana Studies Program will facilitate a discussion on The 1619 Project by Nikole Hannah-Jones with Deborah Asante, Founder and Artistic Director of the Asante Art Institute; Natalie Pipkin of Black Worldschoolers; and Sonia Matheus from the Museum of Tolerance. The discussion will be followed by a Q & […]
Journalist and author John Hendrickson will join KVML for an intimate live interview about his book, Life on Delay, which chronicles his experience living with a stutter.
Celebrate the life and legacy of Kurt Vonnegut at KVML's signature annual gala honoring Jordan Klepper, recipient of the 2026 Kurt Vonnegut Humor Award. An inspiring evening supporting literature, free expression, and the next generation of storytellers.
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