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Fountain Square Art Fair, Indianapolis City Ballet and Start with Art - 46 Murals Project

This weekend Tamika Catchings, one of Indianapolis' most beloved athletes, will see her #24 jersey retired. Her life in Indy now includes not only a continuing career in professional basketball and as head of her foundation, but also as a new businesswoman. Today on No Limits, hear from Tamika what's keeping her busy and how the Fall Creek Business Collective will be welcoming her to the neighborhood this weekend. Our guests are Tea's Me Cafe manager Joi DeFrantz; Aaron Rambo, Taproom Manager of the new Mashcraft on Delaware location; and Steven Meyer, Exec Dir of King Park Development Corporation.

Our guest today is Ira Jaffee, the CEO of the JCC Indianapolis, retiring after 33 years at the helm. Hear about the changes he's seen in Indianapolis' Jewish community and the community at large, from a place known for bringing diverse views together. He'll also share information from a new survey - the first in about 80 years - that helps determine not only the size of the Jewish population in the metro area, but its changing needs.

Renowned author/consultant on racial and social justice Robin DiAngelo joins No Limits today in advance of her seminar this weekend in Indianapolis. She explores questions of race and particularly what it means to be white in America during times of continuing racial inequality. She'll be joined by Reverend Anastassia Zinke of All Souls Unitarian Church, which is hosting the open seminar Saturday, July 22, 2017.

Indianapolis Zoo Tigers, National Geographic at the Children's Museum and Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler U.

Life after high school isn't what it used to be. These days many high school students feel like they're faced with tough choices in terms of debt, their educations and future job opportunities. Today on No Limits, Dr. Vince Bertram of Indianapolis-based Project Lead The Way talks about his new book, "Dream Differently: Candid Advice for America's Students."

Poverty rates in Indianapolis exceed the national averages, especially when it comes to children. We look at a program encouraging solutions, and providing some of the financing to make them happen - the Faith & Action Project. Our guests are Jay Geshay, advisory board member, Faith & Action Project, Leah Gunning-Francis, vice president of academic affairs at Christian Theological Seminary, and Lindsey Rabinowitch, project director, Faith & Action Project.

This week, travel back a few centuries via early music on period instruments, check out a 62-year-old free art fair, and listen in as Christian McBride lauds Gary Burton. Then it's on to even more exotic aural destinations: A night in India courtesy of modern dance, and a rock ensemble made entirely of bassoons.

Are you a secret - or maybe not-so-secret - fan of true crime? Today on No Limits, we'll talk about the upcoming inaugural Crime Con true crime convention opening in Indianapolis this weekend. Our guests are Christine Mannina, IMPD officer and former homicide detective who now runs the department's program to teach middle and high schoolers about law enforcement; and Kevin Balfe, with convention organizer Red Seat Ventures.

NPR will broadcast live coverage of the testimony of former FBI Director James Comey before the US Senate Intelligence Committee. No Limits analyzes the testimony following NPR's coverage when it ends at 1:00 P.M. or thereafter, until 2:00 P.M. Our guests will be David Orentlicher, physician, attorney, and Constitutional Law professor; and Peter Rusthoven, partner at Barnes & Thornburg Indianapolis, as well as a former US Senate candidate and former associate counsel to the president, 1981-85.