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  • No Limits talks about spring planting, gardening and pest control with Purdue entomology professor Cliff Sadof, Keep Indianapolis Beautiful President David Forsell, and local urban gardening expert Cara Dafforn.
  • No Limits will discuss aging and wellness with Dr. Ellen Miller - Executive Director of the University of Indianapolis Center for Aging and Community, Dr. Stephen Rappaport - geriatric specialist and President of Agewell Health, and Melissa Cusick - a lifestyle prescription coordinator with NIFS/National Institute for Fitness and Sport.
  • No Limits looks at the effects of social media on labor law and employment. Joining us will be IU-Indianapolis Law School Dean Gary Roberts, and Indianapolis attorneys Geoff Lohman and Jan Michelsen.
  • No Limits talks about the 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500 mile race.
  • No Limits will talk about local artists and their community. Our guests include Christopher West of Christopher West Presents on Mass Ave, Amanda Mauer Taflinger of IndieAna Handicraft Exchange and Shannon Linker with the Arts Council of Indianapolis.
  • A discussion with best-selling author John Green of Indianapolis.
  • Talking about relationships and the upcoming Power of Personal Connection seminar with Dr. Laurel Clark and Kerry Keller from the Indianapolis School of Metaphysics.
  • Jazz clarinet player Shawn Goodman, Butler University's theatre department Shakespeare and Indianapolis Opera presents Viva Verdi.
  • A chat about what's ahead for Indy area museums with Kimberly Harms from the Children's Museum of Indianapolis, DeShong Perry-Smitherman with the Eiteljorg Museum and Candace Gwaltney from the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
  • The Spirit & Place Public Conversation is an on-stage dialogue featuring three nationally-known speakers from the worlds of arts, civics, and religion. Some call the Conversation “the intellectual highlight of the year” in Indianapolis. Attending the Conversation is a little like eavesdropping on a juicy chat between three powerful thinkers who would never otherwise meet. The Public Conversation sets the stage for the festival’s annual theme and serves as the centerpiece for Spirit & Place. Learn More
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