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Today we talk to engineering and tech experts to learn about 5G technology and how the way we communicate is changing.

Today we talk to engineering and tech experts to learn about 5G technology and how the way we communicate is changing.

Writer Dan Wakefield and Host, Will Higgins of the Indianapolis Star, discuss Dan's hit novel "Going All the Way"

Guests talk about Indianapolis during WWII and 3 Japanese American women recall what it was like in the internment camps.

Guests Tasha Jones, Author Aleta Hodge, Cindy Booth of Child Advocates, and Pam Blivens-Hinkle of Spirit and Place.

Patrick O'Donnell has led Teach For America's Indianapolis region since 2010. He joined Teach For America staff in 2005 as member of the Boston recruitment team, then worked as a school director at Teach For America's Los Angeles summer institute where he led his 93 new corps members to achieve the highest student achievement gains across all the summer institute schools. Patrick was Teach For America corps member in Los Angeles in 2003 and taught seventh and eighth grade English and ESL. He graduated from Boston College and has an M.B.A. and a master's in public policy in Georgetown University. Essay text available online here.

Crime, officer misconduct and the IMPD. Guests: Robert Vane - Mayor Ballard Deputy Chief of Staff/Communications Director, William Oliver - Democratic City County Councilman and Fran Watson - clinical law professor - IU School of Law.

Will Higgins of the Indianapolis Star and author Doug Wissing, share stories while on assignment in the Middle East.

Dan talks about his experience covering the Emmett Till trial in 1955.

This episode features an extended interview with the great Indianapolis jazz vocalist Everett Greene.