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Listen to a conversation with Dave Samuelson, a record producer, writer, radio host, and country music historian based in Battle Ground, Indiana.

Overdose Lifeline Inc. will distribute 25,000 doses of naloxone, or Narcan, to first responders, families, friends and others who are likely to be the first on the scene if someone overdoses.

How a transition from coal to natural gas and green energy affects our state's future.

The company plans to invest more than $16.4 million to renovate and equip a facility in Whitestown.

In a recent multi-stop visit around the Midwest, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue told a group of Indiana farmers it will take billions of dollars on top of what has already been distributed.

The Indiana National Guard deployed members to the state's 13 regional charitable food distribution sites around the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. But their temporary, six-month deployment ends Sept. 30.

Today on "All IN," Matt explores the world of genetically modified organisms. The first ever genetically modified salmon approved for human consumption is currently being raised in Albany, Indiana, but concerns about GMOs are plenty. Are they based in fact or fear? Purdue Professor Wally Tyner, IUPUI Professor Gabe Filippelli and Indiana Public Broadcasting Reporter Samantha Horton join in on the discussion.

Today we talk about how the pandemic has impacted theatres across Indiana, and what some theatres have planned for the coming months.

A discussion of progress and setbacks in the effort to push back poverty in Indiana, this show comes ahead of the annual Faith and Action Conference. Our guests include Lindsey Rabinowitch, Faith & Action Project, Jim Humphrey, Goodwill and Nancy Silvers-Rogers, Eastern Star Church.

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