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The 2016 legislative session is over and bills are being signed. What do journalists who covered the 2016 General Assembly gavel to gavel see as the end results and works in progress.

Named a World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer, an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year finalist, and recognized by the New York Times for his leadership philosophy, Chris Barbin, believes that you should have fun at work. (December 15, 2015)

Holiday gift shopping and local merchants go hand-in-hand when it comes to food and drink. This week Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with people who can help you find good local gifts of food and drink.

Today we spend the hour with Indianapolis author Ashley C. Ford to talk about her bestselling new memoir "Somebody's Daughter."

Today we talk about ransomware, a cyber crime that appears to be on the rise, and a recent increase in plastic surgeries.

Today we engage our second No Limits discussion on poverty (Chasing the Dream), addressing the place of non-profits in filling in service gaps left by government assistance.

Chef Ryan Nelson talks with Host Jolene Ketzenberger about attending a James Beard Foundation boot camp for policy and change. Then she visits Hayden Family Farms to talk with Matt Hayden and Audrea DiLiberto.

Organic vegetables are the subject and Host Jolene Ketzenberger begins with James Kelly, who raises heirloom tomatoes in Shelby County. Then she visits Audrey Barron's new urban farm that will help supply her Ezra's Enlightened Cafe in Broad Ripple.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger recaps her trip to the James Beard Foundation Awards and then talks with Thunderbird owner Joshua Gonzalez about qualifying for an international bartending competition and the city's blooming liquor scene.

The array of choices for K-12 education in Indianapolis can be overwhelming for parents who just want a good fit for their children. Enroll Indy is designed to streamline that process and make it easier, no matter where the child lives.