No Limits
"No Limits," is WFYI Public Radio's weekly news and public affairs program.
Host John Krull, director of Franklin College's Pulliam School of Journalism, and guests talk about the issues that matter to people, the questions that intrigue us and the ideas in politics, education, the arts and beyond that foster good discussion. He takes call-in questions ‒ (866) 476-3881 ‒ as well as comments from listeners on Twitter, Facebook and e-mail. The goal is to create the sort of forum in which the wisest voice, not loudest one, carries the day.
Listen Tuesdays and Thursdays at 1:00 pm on 90.1 WFYI Public Radio, or online at www.wfyi.org/listen-now
Radio Schedule
Thursday
September 21, 2017
1:00PM | 90.1 FM and HD1
Tuesday
September 26, 2017
1:00PM | 90.1 FM and HD1
Thursday
September 28, 2017
1:00PM | 90.1 FM and HD1
Tuesday
October 3, 2017
1:00PM | 90.1 FM and HD1
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Sep 19, 2017
Author Mark Tabb
New York Times best-selling author Mark Tabb on his newest book, Convicted: A Crooked Cop, an Innocent Man, and an Unlikely Journey of Forgiveness and Friendship. Tabb, of central Indiana, brings another true story reflecting headlines. "It deals with the racial divide that runs between predominantly white police departments and the black community, with a little of the corrupting influence of the war on drugs upon those who fight it."
Sep 14, 2017
Andrew Stoner
Today on No Limits, our guest is author and native Hoosier Andrew E. Stoner on his newest book, Campaign Crossroads: Presidential Politics in Indiana, from Lincoln to Obama. Stoner writes on everything from true crime to true entertainment to true politics. He is currently a professor of public relations at California State University at Sacramento.
Sep 12, 2017
Forgiveness
When contention, anger and sorrow begin to hold sway, how far can a little forgiveness go to provide relief? What if the hurt is not directed outwardly but inside? Today on No Limits, our guests talk forgiveness, in anticipation of the new Walk The Talk speakers event. Our guests are Steve Ross, founder of this TED-type seriesl Matt Bays, an Indianapolis life coach and musician, and author of the book "Finding God in The Ruins;" and Dr. Tuesday Tate, an Indianapolis-based speaker, coach, consultant and minister.
Sep 07, 2017
Salute!
The new highly anticipated Ken Burns/Lynn Novick documentary film on the Vietnam War is the backdrop for an upcoming event to honor our Vietnam veterans. Today on No Limits, we'll learn more about the concert by the famedTexas Tenors coming to Indianapolis next week, as well as talk about a war that that still raises conflicting feelings among many Americans. Our guests are Ron Sukenick, currently the Vice President of the local chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America; and IPBS Marketing & Event Coordinator Barbara Duke Sams.
Sep 05, 2017
Powerful Conversations
Our friends at Spirit and Place are set to launch Powerful Conversations on Race, a monthly community discussion series bringing together diverse citizens to talk in a safe, judgement-free space. Starting in September on the second Sunday of the month for 12 months, facilitators will guide the conversation with a goal towards getting participants to think about how race affects their city, neighbors and everyday life on a regular basis. Our guests today are Pam Hinkle, S&P's executive director, and LaShawnda Crowe Storm, director of community engagement, and Jeff Howell, a facilitator for the Powerful Conversations on Race series.
Aug 31, 2017
Who Owns the American Dream?
Today on No Limits, we take another look at the immigration situation, looking forward to the Immigration Welcome Center's annual fundraiser next week entitled, "Who Owns the American Dream?" This is particularly pertinent in light of news that Texas officials have decided not to pursue illegals who may literally be seeing higher ground after Hurricane Harvey, President Trump's controversial pardon of former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and renewed discussion of who will pay for "the wall."
Aug 31, 2017
Who Owns the American Dream?
Today on No Limits, we take another look at the immigration situation, looking forward to the Immigration Welcome Center's annual fundraiser next week entitled, "Who Owns the American Dream?" This is particularly pertinent in light of news that Texas officials have decided not to pursue illegals who may literally be seeing higher ground after Hurricane Harvey, President Trump's controversial pardon of former Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, and renewed discussion of who will pay for "the wall."
Aug 29, 2017
Side Effects: Food Access
On this episode our guests will be Shellye Suttles, Food Policy & Program Coordinator for the Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety; Sharrona Moore, founder, Lawrence Community Gardens; and from Eskenazi Health - Dr. Dawn Haut, MD, CEO of Eskenazi Health Center, by phone. Eskenazi's Health Center Pecar location features a community garden and the Crooked Creek Food Pantry.
Aug 24, 2017
Indianapolis' Public Good Index
No longer the Naptown of yesteryear, Indianapolis is gaining lots of positive attention, from innovation, to sports, to food. But how does Indy really stack up against cities of comparable size across the United States? How do Indiana's largest cities align with each other? Today on No Limits, Troy Riggs, former IMPD Chief and now vice president at the Sagamore Institute, joins us to discuss the new Public Good Index, which takes a deep dive into these questions and more. Looking at poverty, education, jobs, taxes, and a host of other factors, the Index shows where Indiana is winning - and where it's not.
Aug 22, 2017
Local Cancer Research
New research by local cancer experts is getting national attention. The team from Community Health has found that cancer patients and their doctors may not want to jump right into a process called Next Generation Sequencing. This may seem counterintuitive, but today's No Limits guest, Dr. Sumeet Bhatia, says it may be the right plan for many patients, especially when it comes to the use, benefits and cost of NGS.
Aug 15, 2017
Community Crime Prevention
There are concerted efforts taking place all over Marion County this summer to shift the current balance away from crime and toward community. If you were faced with an escalating conflict, would you know how to resolve it peacefully? Our guests will be from two of the recipients, Sharvonne Williams of the Martin Luther King Community Center, and Jennifer Darby of Indiana Black Expo which began a powerful media program to support their "I Am Your Brother/I Am Your Sister" conflict resolution campaign.
Aug 10, 2017
No Limits at the Indiana State Fair
No Limits broadcasted live from the Indiana State Fair! We hope you had a chance to stop by the show if Thursday was your "fair" day. Joining the show were: Randy Kron, President, Indiana Farm Bureau; Stephanie DeCamp, Director of Education, Indiana State Fair Commission; and Cindy Hoye, Executive Director of the Indiana State Fair Commission. We talked about why the fair continues to be relevant to Hoosiers, and (of course!) this year's theme: The Wonderful World of Food.
Aug 08, 2017
Hate Crime Laws
Indiana is one of only five states that does not have hate crime laws in effect, but August will mark the first-ever Indiana Response to Hate Conference. The Bureau of Justice estimates two-thirds of hate crimes go unreported, encompassing incidents from racism to denying the rights of those with disabilities. Our guests to discuss the upcoming conference are Amy Nelson, Executive Director of Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana; Rima Khan Shahid of the Muslim Alliance of Indiana; and Amber O'Haver, with the Indiana Statewide Independent Living Council.
Aug 01, 2017
Life After High School
Life after high school isn't what it used to be. These days many high school students feel like they're faced with tough choices in terms of debt, their educations and future job opportunities. Today on No Limits, Dr. Vince Bertram of Indianapolis-based Project Lead The Way talks about his new book, "Dream Differently: Candid Advice for America's Students."
Jul 27, 2017
Addicted Mom's-To-Be
The opioid epidemic affects Hoosier families across all socioeconomic, ethnic and education lines - even reaching unborn babies. In conjunction with coverage by Side Effects Public Media, we'll take a closer look at the challenges addicted moms-to-be face, as well as programs to help them and their newborns. Our guests are Dr. Tara Benjamin, IU Health; Dr. Pat Clements, IU Health; and Laura Hollowell, Assistant Director of Clinical Services for Volunteers of America and its Fresh Start Recovery Program.
Jul 25, 2017
Author Milton Chen
Indiana is now known for its wide variety of PreK-12 educational choices, but that affects educators as well as students and their families. Today on No Limits our guests will be Dr. Milton Chen, author of the best-selling book Education Nation and senior fellow at Edutopia (following his directorship of the George Lucas Education Foundation), and and Dr. Shawntel Landry, the new president of the American College of Educators, based in Indianapolis. Dr. Chen is the keynote speaker at this Saturday's graduation of 2,200 teacher from ACE at the Palladium in Carmel.
Jul 20, 2017
Nickel Plate Railroad
The future of the Nickel Plate Railroad in central Indiana is caught up in politics and sentiment, litigation and prospects. Should the rails remain in place, be replaced with trails, or a combination of both? With the Indiana State Fair, a popular destination for rail riders in years past, right around the corner, these questions are more pertinent than ever. Our guests today on No Limits will be John McNichols of the Indiana Transportation Museum, Mike Corbett of Hamilton County Business Magazine, and Kyle Kinnett of Bullseye Event Group.
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