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  • Indianapolis Symphonic Choir 80th Anniversary/Music in Our Schools with IPS - Guests: Terion Cooper, IPS music teacher; Andrew Black: CICF Senior Community Investment officer; Michael Pettry, Executive Director of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. The anniversary concert is March 17, 2017.
  • Pianist Dave Hepler, Starr-Gennnett Foundation and Indianapolis Opera
  • The 40th Anniversary of the Tony Kiritsis hostage incident that captured national headlines and changed live news coverage. Guests are documentary producers Alan Berry and Mark Enochs, in-studio; long-time Indianapolis anchorman Tom Cochrun and former WTTV/WISH TV photographer Jack Parker, remotely.
  • Preview of Monday's critical vote by the Indianapolis City-County Council on funding a transit plan. Joining the show as guests: Bryan Luellen, Vice President - IndyGo; Robby Slaughter; and Drew Klacik, senior policy expert at the IU Public Policy Institute.
  • Broad Ripple Art Fair May 21-22, Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre pre-professional student dance ensemble group performance and Indianapolis Opera presents La Traviata
  • Tigers at the Indianapolis Zoo, National Geographic Treasures of the Earth at the Children's Museum and Quilts at the State Museum
  • 2017 is, by mayoral declaration, the Year of Vonnegut in Indianapolis. Today on No Limits, how Kurt Vonnegut's childhood home became this year's Decorators' Show House, open to tours right now. We'll also hear from one of the residents of the home and what sort of surprises were in store. Plus an important update on the status of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, after plans to move to a new location were halted.
  • Discussing women's marches/rallies and the future of activism with guests: Keith Potts, organizer/emcee for The Women's March on Washington: Indianapolis Sister-Rally; Dr. Erin Albert, award-winning entrepreneur, writer, health outcomes pharmacist, attorney, coach, podcaster, founder of two companies, author and more; Jennifer Maher, director of undergraduate studies and clinical associate professor of gender studies at IU Bloomington.
  • Discussion of the Indy Healthy Food Access Challenge & Kickoff with guests: Stephanie Fernhaber - Lead on the Challenge, and Associate Professor of Social Entrepreneurship at Butler University; Shellye Suttles - Food Policy & Program Coordinator from the Office of Public Health and Safety for the City of Indianapolis; Pamela Napier - Lead Design Strategist for CommunityINNOVATE and Cofounder of Collabo Creative.
  • A follow-up conversation about immigration with another viewpoint, that of the case for some immigration restriction. In-studio guests include Troy Riggs, former IMPD Chief and Indianapolis Public Safety Director, now with the Sagamore Institute; and Dr. Marvin Scott, professor of sociology and criminology at Butler University. Security expert Peter Beering joined us via phone.
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