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Key players of energy policy discuss solutions to soaring utility bills in Indiana.

Events, celebrating farmers, and favorite State Fair memories - guests: Lesley Gordon, Indiana State Fair Communications; Heather Hall, farmer from Greenfield/Hancock County, raising hogs, corn and soybeans - also a featured Skyper/exhibitor via the Glass Barn.

Today we talk to author Janis Thorton about her new book "No Place Like Murder," and stories of true crime in Indiana.

Today we get an in-depth update on the second wave of COVID-19 in Indiana, to find out why it's happening, what state officials are doing about it, and what impact the holiday season might have.

Today on No Limits we talk about small shopping trends in Indiana as more people explore gift options outside of big box stores and malls. Our guests are Brittany Smith from Yelp and Amanda Taflinger owner of Homespun.

The new face in fight against food insecurity in Indiana is food and garden education, and better communication between farm and pantry.

Gov. Holcomb last week announced Indiana's plan to reopen its economy, through a five-stage process that ends on July 4th. How will it be enforced? And why is it happening now?

On today's show we talk to musicians who helped pave the way for punk rock in Indiana, including one who went on to create a college course on punk rock history.

Today we talk about the work people have done across the state to address issues around the environment with leaders of IU's Environmental Resilience Institute and four people leading their own efforts.

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.