Sid Shroyer
Michiana Chronicles ContributerSid Shroyer is a contributor to Michiana Chronicles and was a co-creator of The Wild Rose Moon Radio Hour, heard monthly on WVPE. He became a part-time announcer at WVPE in 2001 and has just recently retired from hosting of All Things Considered.
Sid is also a retired New Prairie High School English teacher, where he coached softball, advised the yearbook
staff, and created classes on the Holocaust and the Vietnam War.
He is a member of Temple Beth-El, South Bend, where he is the director of security and a member of the board of the Kurt and Tessye Simon Fund for Holocaust Remembrance.
He met his wife, Judy, at the student radio station in Bloomington and they have two children: Matt in Minneapolis and Lily in Brooklyn.
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Sid Shroyer laments destruction in the name of progress. -
Sid Shroyer says that a tough week is a good time to remember being thankful. -
Sid Shroyer spoke with an area man who's caught in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. -
Sid Shroyer says a week of cool weather reminds us of changing seasons. -
Sid Shroyer goes back to school. -
Sid Shroyer has written a creative non-fiction family memoir that will be available next year. In this week’s Michiana Chronicle Sid says a big inspiration for his book is the work of Kentucky farmer/author Wendell Berry. -
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Sid Shroyer talks about hiding and what you might miss while you're missing. -
Sid Shroyer talks with fellow Holocaust educator Corey Harbaugh, the curriculum director for Paw Paw Schools. -
Sid Shroyer discovers an old source for the wisdom of the ages.
