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  • Brooklyn Copeland Poetry, Indianapolis School of Ballet presents Russian Treasures and pianist and composer Becky Archibald
  • Today we're talking with people on the front lines of green building initiatives in Indianapolis to hear about what is happening and what is changing? Our guests are Dan Overbey, Director of Sustainability from Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf, Dave Forsell from Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. and Karen Haley, executive director Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy of Gene & Marilyn Glick.
  • No Limits focus on a program in Indianapolis that aims to connect young people with summer jobs and how that effort works to reduce violence. Our guests will be Indianapolis Deputy Mayor David Hampton, Employ Indy's Marie Mackintosh and Indy Parks Director Linda Broadfoot. Join the conversation today at 1pm on 90.1 WFYI.
  • Ballet Theatre of Carmel dance education program, programming the 75th anniversary season of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir and Spotlight 2012
  • The two billion dollar Dig Indy project to divert sewer overflow from Indianapolis waterways is underway and led by Citizens Energy. Our guests to discuss the project are John Trypus, Director of Underground Engineering & Construction, and Nick Maynard, Construction Specialist.
  • Actor Rob Johansen, Poet Norbert Krapf and Indianapolis Early Music Festival
  • Talking about efforts to improve the White River. The White River Vision Plan is a partnership that aims to open accessibility to the waterway. Joining John Krull as guests are Emily Mack, Director, Indianapolis Dept of Metropolitan Development, Brenda Myers, President/CEO, Hamilton County Tourism Inc. and Rhiannon Sinclair, Agency Landscape + Planning.
  • No Limit's host John Krull talks with Indianapolis business and community leader Mickey Maurer ahead of the release of a documentary about him.
  • Today on No Limits we highlight a successful re-entry program in Indianapolis. Recycle Force is in the spotlight after a recent federal study. Our guests are Recycle Force President Gregg Keesling and employee Robert Smith.
  • On this eiditon of No Limits we look at some Indianapolis areas that are facing poverty at growing rates and the impact. Our guests are Indy Chamber Chief Policy Officer Mark Fisher, IBJ Reporter Hayleigh Colombo and Gina Fears, Martindale-Brightwood engagement director.
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