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Where do you go if you’re hungry for some wholesome heartfelt history?
“The Rockstar of the Revolution” made a stop in Jeffersonville, Indiana.
Did you know one of the oldest and largest shipyards in the country was in Indiana?
Meet the Vikings behind Whitestown's annual Viking Fest!
Learn how this 'chicken lady' turned preservationist cares for Indiana's 'oasis for birds'
Rupert's Kids is a non-profit that helps those struggling, through housing and mentoring.
Prepare to be blown away with all the history in this collection.
You can’t glaze over a century’s worth of glassmaking in this small Indiana town.
Since 1902, St. Elmo Steak House has blended tradition, flavor, and Hoosier history.
Discover Indiana’s surprising connections to the American Revolution on the next Across Indiana!
Explore Indiana’s museums! Visit Frank Lloyd Wright’s Samara, the Children’s Museum, and many more.
Explore teamwork with racers, musicians, and athletes in this Across Indiana Special!
The Revolutionary War in the West was a war for land, fought between colonial and native peoples.
Bedford, Indiana celebrated the 1976 bicentennial in a monumental way.
Samara, built by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Christian family, is a masterpiece of a home.
While Indiana's electric railway is no more, the trolleys that connected Hoosiers are being rescued.
Celebrating 100 years of the world’s largest children’s museum.
Stonewall Sports Indy has built an inclusive space for LGBTQIA+ people and allies to connect.
Members give everything they have in order to compete. But what drives their pursuit of perfection?
Across Indiana takes us inside Meyer Shank Racing’s pit stops at the Indy 500.
An exhibition at Newfields highlights queer artists through Rococo style.
Is a bridge in northern Indiana built from the ruins of the very first Ferris wheel?
Celebrating conservation and the Hoosiers who are working to protect the environment
From the Sculpture Trails in Solsberry, Across Indiana takes a look into the art of Hoosier life.
Bike Party's anonymous non organizers want to preserve both the mystery and freedom of Bike Party.
Local cavers detail the beauty of caves and what fuels their passion to keep exploring.
The inventor of cruise control was a blind man from Hagerstown, Indiana named Ralph Teetor.
Less than 1% of Indiana farmers are Black—could climate change shrink that number further?
Wieners evolve into corn dogs in Bristol, Indiana, “The Corn Dog Capital of the World.”
Climate change projections show heatwaves picking up as heat-trapping gases continue accumulating.
Yeast is transforming mosquito control all Across Indiana!
Cats kill billions of songbirds each year. Save lives by keeping your pet inside.
In Evansville, discover one of the most unique ecosystems this side of the Mississippi.
Advancing technologies can help farmers grow leafy greens and herbs indoors year-round.
Discover why the Brush Master continues to hand paint signs for Indianapolis businesses.
Since 1964, Indianapolis neighbors celebrate one family’s brave escape from abuse.
Discover how the Propylaeum has evolved to meet the needs of Indianapolis women.
4-H participants compete in the state finals of the Llama Costume Contest.
Visit Indy, Lafayette, and New Harmony to learn about our state insect, the Say’s Firefly.
Owner Tim Harmon has a huge collection of tiny collectibles, all featuring Lady Liberty.
Indiana's US Colored Troops and the origins of Juneteenth
In 1864, an escaped slave George Knox made a name for himself in Indianapolis.
8-year-old Michael Parker joins the Indianapolis Indians baseball team.
WildCare is an organization that rehabilitates native species and educates the public.
We visit Whiting, Indiana to celebrate an Eastern European delicacy at Pierogi Fest.
Host Michael Atwood gets a taste of life in the 1800s at Conner Prairie.
Making Music: 75 Years of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra an Across Indiana Special.
Artists David Dale and Jim Faulkner tracing of the Wabash River and other stories.
Avant-garde designer Avriel Joy Christy and George Boxley's slave rebellion.
Across Indiana follows a theatrical production from auditions to opening night.
The First Air Mail. Pilot, Virgil (Gus) Grissom. USC film student George Cornelius.
Think Globally; geocaching, Suni McGrath, Religion of Wicca, Civil War George Barrett.
Halloween: Tales of psychic detectives, Big Foot sightings, and other-weirdly adventures.
Across Indiana travels the state to find out how Hoosiers spend their holidays.
Travels with Darby: Marsh Madness A Universal Language – Part III Will Duck for Food
A Universal Language Travels with Darby: Purple, My Foot! Chickiepoo’s
The Sanctuary Starting with Trust Light the Way Faith Restored Here Comes Santa
Adventures of a Lifetime PK Made EZ History Matters: A Poetic Fish Out of Water Al
Pumpkin Pie Alternatives? Rick Walks America The Bray Way A Home for the Holidays
It's an Across Indiana theme show . . . all about Hoosiers and their love of . . . wheels!
Rosey's Round-up Suburban Cowboys The Wonder Plant Cannonball Espresso
Bella Pizzeria Where All Roads Lead to Bluegrass Boiled or Barbequed? Radio Magic
Specials
Naturally Indiana: An Across Indiana Special
Dinosphere Today: An Across Indiana Special
Extras
Check out this ingenious way to call for help.
Dave Stoelk unpacks the world of vintage lunch box collecting.
Artist William Taylor examined “black art” and worked to elevate African American artists.
Segregation at the Indy 500 led Black racers to create the Gold and Glory Sweepstakes.
“Terminating” the Indiana poaching issue with some clever tech.
A vintage look back the the Chesterton Wizard of Oz Festival
The Indianapolis Clowns were pioneers who challenged segregation in baseball.
