How do I wrap the bottom objects text around the red lines?

Hi ~Barb,
Lol. You were much faster.

😄

Hey Chris:

I'm on a short class break and while this is not the answer, it may point us in the right direction...

With the three other frames in place, my results are inconsistent. Some times it works, sometimes the text turns white so I can't see it until I remove the black frame. When I removed the other three frames, you can see that the back one sill has Ignore Text Wrap enabled in the file you delivered. Disabling it and adding text wrap to the top frame works exactly as expected. It's something with the two background frames, but I don't see it and I'm out of time. 

~Barb

Removing the other three frames first:

Leaving the other three frames (you didn't package the file so I can't examine the two background graphics.):

Thank you for the file.

But you are wrong. Please select only the text frame and open the text frame options. Ingnore Text Wrap is checked on! Uncheck it and that's all.

Chris: 

But isn't grouping the answer? Just group the top objects, then enable text wrap.

If that doesn't work, can you share this page of the file?

~Barb

To clarify:

there are 4 objects, a text object placed on an svg shape, each 2.

The text objects are not (yet) grouped to the svg shapes.

Ignore text wrap is activated for both text boxes, but changing ignore text wrap settings will not change anything.

Here is a new screenshot:

The object you have selected look like a placed image. If the text is a part of the image, it will not be affected by text wrap. The text needs to be editable live type in InDesign.

One thing which could prevent the text wrap would be if the text frame behind had Ignore Text Wrap turned OFF. To see, select the frame behind and choose Object > Text Frame Options. See if there is a checkbox at the bottom of the dialog checked "Ignore Text Wrap"

Hi Chris:

They both look like images to me. Text wrap pushes editable text out of the way. It has no impact on images of text. 

~Barb

Unfortunately, you have neither the Control Bar displayed nor the Layers Panel (unfolded).
So I wonder: Did you use a special contour style? Or are these images. In the latter case, of course, the text wrap does not work (on text in an image).