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The show topic is the 50th Anniversary of the first broadcast of Star Trek! If you haven't already, please check WFYI social media for great promotion and cool pics.

A discussion about EarShot - think of it as a musical competition of "next gen" talent involving fierce competitions, a panel of mentor judges and a live audience. Our guests are Elaine Eckhart, executive director of Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra and Maestro Matthew Kraemer of the ICO.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we find out about Yelp Indy's one-stop shopping event, hear about the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir's recent Carnegie Hall concert, and chat with Carrie Newcomer about her artistic process. We also meet Eli Lilly before he was successful, and get oral history-gathering tips from Story Corps' Davis Isay.

On this show, we meet the Indianapolis Children's Choir's new artistic director, hear how professional storytellers can help your business succeed, consider the concept of "home" with some Spirit & Place Festival artists, and connect with voices from another dimension. Finally, we explore The Children's Museum with some actual children.

IRT Scrooge, Jingle Rails and Nutracker - The Indianapolis School of Ballet

invited Indianapolis Symphonic Choir at Carnegia Hall, Vonnegut's World: a week long festival, and Arts Council of Indianapolis Start with Art luncheon.

Indianapolis' Phoenix Theatre begins its season with Peter and the Starcatcher, the Long-Sharp Gallery inside the Conrad Hotel is featuring "Nelson Mandela: The Artist" , and Butler University has a world of artistic resources that it loves to share.

Talking with WFYI News' auto correspondent, Casey Williams, about some upcoming releases and concept cars. Casey recently returned from several shows, including the Detroit Auto Show.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll hear how the band Bullet Points learned the truth of the expression "good things come to those who wait," get a preview of a tribute to John Coltrane, and delve into the craft of playwriting with Lou Harry. We'll also learn why the Arts Council of Indianapolis wants to give artists grants of $10,000.

Indianapolis School of Ballet performs Coppela, Herron School of Art and Design gift and Bookmama's