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Today on No Limits we discuss a diabetes program that aims to drive down high rates of the disease in specific communities in Indianapolis. Our guests are Dr. Lisa Staten, an associate professor Fairbanks School of Public Health at IUPUI, Patrice Duckett a community organizer, Tiffany Benjamin is a senior director at and Eskenazi nurse Alisha Jessup.

Today on No Limits, ahead of Bike to Work day, we talk about efforts to make Indy more bike friendly through programs like Complete Streets. Our guests are Kim Irwin, executive director of Health By Design, Damon Richards with Bike Indianapolis and Scott Manning with INDOT.

Indianapolis Opera Winter Tradition, New Michael Feinstein Book and James Dean at the State Museum.

Today on No Limits we talk about housing challenging and inequalities in greater Indianapolis. Our guests are Chris Purnell, executive director Neighborhood Christian Legal Clinic, Jim Morris, president and CEO Indy Habitat for Humanity and Amy Nelson, executive director Fair Housing Center.

This weekend, use Mars to find an outer planet.

Art Center December Exhibits, Indianapolis Symphonic Choir Holiday and TINY Show at the Arts Council of Indianapolis

U of I Arts Conversation, Indianapolis School of Ballet's Nutcracker and Behind the Copper Fence

Today on No Limits we talk about the NRA convention that is back in Indianapolis this weekend and the related gun violence opposition. Our guests are IU Maurer School of Law Professor Jody Madeira, Director of Guns Down America Igor Volsky and Moms Demand Action and Every Town volunteer Rachel Guglielmo.

Today on No Limits we honor the life and legacy of Senator Richard Lugar. We have a number of guests joining the program to remember the statesman including Congressman Lee Hamilton, former Indianapolis mayor Steve Goldsmith, author Dan Wakefield and Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers.

This episode of "Curious Mix" features powerful interviews with people who were there the night Robert Kennedy told an Indianapolis crowd that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated; Music from two Indianapolis jazz greats; a DIY artist whose passion is more than a pastime; and the joys of cinnamon toast. Originally released March 10, 2018.