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Indiana Voter Engagement (2nd episode)
October 18, 2018
Today on No Limits, the second episode focused on voting. We discuss ways to get voters engaged and to the polls. Our guests are John Zody, Chair of the Indiana Democratic Party and Linda Hanson, with the League of Women Voters in Muncie.
Women IN Energy Conference
October 16, 2018
Today on No Limits we talk to women involved in the second annual Women IN Energy conference to engage more women in the industry. Our guests are Kelly Snyder, co-founder of the conference and a Senior Origination Manager for EDP Renewables, Ashleigh Moore a Membership Services Analyst with MISO and Erin Borissov a Partner with Parr Richey.
The Book Frankenstein
October 11, 2018
Today on No Limits we talk about the book Frankenstein. Indiana Humanities has been leading an engagement effort around the book to explore how it still resonates today. Our guests are Megan Telligman, Indiana Humanities' Frankenstein Program Manager Author Victor LaValle and Susan Davis from the Indianapolis Public Library.
Teen Dating Violence
October 9, 2018
Today on No Limits we discuss teen dating violence following a new IPS proposal and domestic violence awareness. Our guests are Domestic Violence Network Director Lindsay Hill Stawick, Maria de Leon, member of the DVN Youth Network and Flora Jones, Director of Student Support Services and Alternative Education at IPS.
The Push to End Alzheimer's
October 4, 2018
Today on No Limits we'll talk about the push to end Alzheimer's ahead of an annual walk. We'll discuss the cost and impact of the disease locally and the work happening in Indiana. Our guests will be Sarah Bradley with the Walk to End Alzheimer's, Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association Greater Indiana Natalie Sutton and Dr. Mary Guerriero Austrom.
Gender Violence
October 2, 2018
On this episode of No Limits we'll talk to activist and Nelson Mandela's stepdaughter Josina Machel. She is in Indianapolis for an appearance for SOHO. The discussion will touch on gender-based and domestic violence.
Neighborhood Peacekeepers
September 27, 2018
Today on No Limits we talk about a new effort to reduce violence in Indianapolis neighborhoods through peacekeepers. Our guests are Shonna Majors, Director of Community Violence Reduction, Robert Fry, Community Resource Coordinator (Peacemaker) and James Wilson, Community Resource Coordinator (Peacemaker).
Firefighters' Increased Cancer Risk
September 25, 2018
Today on No Limits in partnership with Side Effects Public Media we talk about the increased risk of cancer facing firefighters and efforts to address that. Joining host John Krull are Tom Hanify, firefighters union of Indiana president, Kevan Crawley, Health and Safety Chief with Indianapolis Fire Department and Indianapolis Firefighters Union President Hank Harris.
Undoing Racism
September 20, 2018
Today on No Limits we discuss a new training program that more Indiana organizations are embracing called Undoing Racism. Our guests are Child Advocates Executive Director Cindy Booth, Pamela Ross, VP of Opportunity, Equity and Inclusion from CICF and Freedom Kolb Special Projects Manager for Hamilton Southeastern Schools.
Indiana Voter Engagement
September 18, 2018
Today on No Limits we talk about voter engagement in Indiana. What are organizations, government and candidates doing to get people to the polls. Our guests are political expert Andy Downs, GOP chair Kyle Hupfer, Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson and Patsy Hoyer with the League of Women Voters.
2018 Indiana Author Award Winners
September 13, 2018
Today on No Limits we talk to the winners of the 2018 Indiana Authors Award, Deborah E. Kennedy, Elizabeth Klehfoth and Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi.
Indiana State Parks
September 11, 2018
Today on No Limits we talk about Indiana's state parks, trails and hiking. This comes after Governor Eric Holcomb announced an investment to increase and connect trails. Our guests are Tara Wolf from the DNR Division of Communications, Amy Marisavljevic from Outdoor Rec. and DNR's Ginger Murphy.
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