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It's Pop of Culture's 50th episode! This week, we peek behind the Tiny Desk: NPR producer Bobby Carter gives us last-minute details on the 2025 Tiny Desk Contest. Sculptor and professor Michael Lorsung takes us on a tour of his recent exhibit. We step inside a Muncie greenhouse to learn about the art of bonsai from Cat Dyeak. And we speak to one of the stars from Muncie Civic Theatre's production of "Waitress: The Musical" just before opening night!
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