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Today on No Limits we talk about IUPUI's 50 years in Indy, it's impact and influence. Our guests are Amy Warner, Vice Chancellor for Engagement, Vernon Williams, Communications & Community Engagement Strategist and Jeannie Sager, Director of Philanthropy, IU Health Foundation.

In the 21st century, libraries work harder than ever to stay relevant to their communities, and the Indianapolis Public Library is no exception. Today on No Limits we'll learn more about the Library's new Center for Black Literature and Culture as well as how the Central Library's 100th anniversary will be celebrated. Our guests are Mike Williams, Central Library Manager and a 35 year Indy Library employee; Nichelle Hayes, Special Collections Librarian who's overseeing the establishment of the Center for Black Literature and Culture; and Pat Payne, member of The Indianapolis Public Library Board of Trustees.

Today we learn about an initiative to address issues that affect the African American community in Marion County, from housing to mental health.

No Limits looks at the emerging legacy of the late Congresswoman Julia Carson. Our guests include her grandson - Congressman Andre Carson, former Congressman Andy Jacobs, Ted Frantz - Associate Professor of History at the University of Indianapolis, Fay Williams - Indianapolis attorney, and there’s a possibility State Representative Bill Crawford will join us in if his legislative schedule permits.

This week host Kyle Long's guest is Indianapolis rapper/producer Willis. The two discuss his new album 'Welcome to the Universe.'

This week on Cultural Manifesto Kyle's guest is jazz harpist Jan Aldridge Clark. We' discuss her new album Moving Forward. The Moving Forward album was produced by Clark's son Willis, a prominent Indianapolis-based rapper and beatmaker. Moving Forward features a unique mix of harp music and hip-hop.

This week on Cultural Manifesto I’ll speak with the saxophonist and composer Jared Thompson

Indianapolis comedian, poet, author and victim advocate Claressa Patton, better known as Clara D, has made laughter an important part of her life and work. Patton talks with Kyle Long about her journey into comedy, her work as a victim advocate, and the role laughter has played in her own healing. She also discusses her book Healing in Pieces and her efforts to help others navigate grief and loss.

A new solar project in Speedway is the latest alternative energy effort.

The company has said it planned to invest $45 million in property improvements and $35 million in equipment, and could bring about 1,250 jobs to the area in the coming years.