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Indiana is home to some interesting historical stops and museums, some more odd than others. How does history live on for Hoosiers through these areas of interest? Jill Sheridan sits in for host Matt Pelsor and talks to the people who cultivate a passion for preserving history however strange on this edition of "All IN".

The biggest solar farm in the U.S. is being built right here in Indiana. Today we hear from people behind the project, as well as Hoosiers who have used solar energy for their farms, to learn about what impact solar power can have on the environment.

The forests of southern Indiana are known for their fall foliage - they attract about one million visitors per year to Brown County alone. But colorful leaves aren't the only thing we should pay attention to when we grab our light jackets and go on a fall hike.

The research, funded by a grant from the North Carolina Department of Transportation, will include tagging bats with transmitters to track them around Asheville, North Carolina.

The new Indy Ultimate urban adventure race. Plus, there's everything else happening with ISC over the next six months (basketball, basketball, basketball, swimming and diving, golf).

Today we talk to a public health expert to get his thoughts on Indiana's response to the pandemic, and to a health reporter about what different counties across the state are doing to mitigate the spread of the virus in their communities.

Today we talk about the shootings in Atlanta, learn more about the discussion around when heinous acts get labeled a hate crime, and later in the show talk about the issue of human trafficking in Indiana, particulary when it comes to large sporting events like March Madness.

On this episdoe of No Limits we talk about the state of bicycling in central Indiana, what's been accomplished in recent years and what work still needs to be done. Our guests are Connie Szabo Schmucker, advocacy director Bicycle Garage Indy, Joshua Tharp, Pacers Bikeshare Manager and Damon Richards, executive director of Bike Indianapolis.

Today we talk about what it’s like to make a new home in a place where everything is different – the language, the culture, and the people. We also hear from the president of a group representing the Burmese community, to find out what services refugees need when they come here.

This show is all about Bloomington, Indiana's Lotus Fest - happening September 15-18, 2016. Guests joining the show are 2016 Lotus performers, including Tair Haim of the Israeli-Yemenite trio A-Wa; Sudanese singer Alsarah; and bhangra legend Johnny Kalsi of Dhol Foundation and Alaap! Don't miss this packed hour of incredible music and conversation!