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Today we talk about the pandemic's impact on the black community. What challenges does the community face, and how can they be addressed?

American women have had the right to vote for 100 years. What have we learned ever since?

We talk to a panel of health experts about the current state of the pandemic, and how the state government, and Hoosiers, have responded so far.

It's our birthday! Today we share a few of the moments from the past year that have made this show what it is.

Today we spend the hour catching up with public media reporters around the state, to dig a little deeper into their latest stories.

Celebrate the life of saxophonist and bandleader Jimmy Coe, one of The Avenue's greatest music legends. Coe was an important figure in big band jazz, rhythm & blues, and rock & roll music in Naptown.

It's Carnaval time in Brazil, and though there's over five-thousand miles of land and ocean separating Indianapolis from Rio De Janeiro, the two cities have enjoyed a musical bond.

Enjoy an archival conversation between two important figures in Indianapolis history: basketball legend Jerry Harkness and the late Father Boniface Hardin, the founder of Martin University.

This week, we explore the forgotten history of country music, listening to songs from some of Naptown’s Black pioneers in the genre.

This week we’ll celebrate the life and music of the late James "King Moses" Weeden, best known for his work with the psychedelic gospel music act King James Version.