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Today on No Limits, the trend of adaptive reuse in Indianapolis. What are the best ways to not only mix the new with the old, but to repurpose longtime structures into new uses? How do developers and users work to hit the buttons that make projects inclusive instead of restrictive? Recently the Riley Area Development Corporation reopened one of Indy's oldest industrial buildings to micromanufacturing, called North Mass. Our guests will be RADC Executive Director Eric Strickland and Amy Minnick Peterson, the owner of the home decor shop Decorate on Massachusetts Avenue.

The Nutcracker performed by the Indianapolis School of Ballet, Boogie-Woogie Holidays at the Athenaeum and Christian Theological Seminary

You may have heard of a RE-enactment, but what about a PRE-enactment? This weekend a live theater event called PreEnactIndy will take place over three city blocks on the Indianapolis near Northside. The collaborative production will envision what the performance area along 16th Street could be like one day. Today on No Limits, our guests are Joanna Taft, executive director of the Harrison Center for the Arts & producer of PreEnactIndy; Bonnie Mill, artistic director at the The Sapphire Theatre Co. & director of PreEnactIndy; and Ron Lovett, a neighbor in the Monon 16 neighborhood.

In America, we would never consider a 9- or 10-year-old a "head of household," but it' not unrealistic in Swaziland where HIV/AIDS claims many adults and children are left to raise themselves. In this edition of No Limits, find out how you can help as we connect with Indianapolis-based Saving Orphans through Healthcare and Outreach (SOHO). The work that starts here may enlighten and surprise you. Our guests are SOHO Founder and CEO Cynthia Prime; internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman; and Dr. Dawn Batson, who is piloting an intervention program with steel drums in Indianapolis.

This week, the Arts Council of Indianapolis has a new public art initiative, Small Studio's Brett Wiscons is on tour, Broadway comes to Indianapolis, influential women give talks, and Dance Kaleidoscope takes us on a Magical Mystery Tour.

Knowing when to keep something and when to let go of it can be just as hard for cities as it is for people. Today on No Limits, a preview of the new WFYI documentary "The Past in The Present," the story of historic preservation in Indianapolis. David Baker of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission joins Bill Brown, Commission President, to talk about how the city's views on its architectural and cultural history have changed.

This edition of CURIOUS MIX includes : Indianapolis artist CW Mundy, Justin Renner of HEX MUNDI, Agave Mexican Bar & Grill, Smoking Goose Meat School, Straight Edge music, Metal Artist Jeffrey Allen, The Kings Last Concert; Mari Evans & Kurt Vonnegut Poetry. Original air date, June 28, 2018.

DK's Appalachian Spring; Leather Crafter Tracy James; abstract artist Matt Hurdle; Contemporary Classical Music; fresh pasta; sounds of Indianapolis; Summer Stock Stage; a visit to the Teeny Statue of Liberty Museum; Poetry from the fairgrounds. Original air date July 5, 2018.

Today on No Limits we discuss a recent push to support Indy's cultural districts. Our guests are Scarlett Martin, Indianapolis administrator of community and economic development, Chris Gahl, VP of marketing with Visit Indy and Indy Chamber President and CEO Michael Huber.

Eiteljorg Contemporary Art Fellowship exhibition travels to NYC, Jolene Ketzenberger, Food writer for the Indianapolis Star and Jim Walker is a community artist advocate with the Big Car organization.