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Indianapolis’ growing hispanic community. Guests: Carlos May - Director of Latino Affairs for the City of Indianapolis, Carmen DeRusha - Hispanic community leader and Pam Gemmer - Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School ESL/Spanish teacher

Spirituality, faith and religion with guests Betty Brandt - Director of Spiritual Life at St. Luke's United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, Michael Saahir - Imam of Nur Allah Islamic Center of Indianapolis, and Carol Johnston - Associate Professor of Theology and Culture at Christian Theological Seminary.

Discussion of the preparations Indianapolis is making to host the Super Bowl in one year. Guests: Allison Melangton who chairs the Indy Super Bowl host committee and Gary Coons, Chief of Indianapolis Homeland Security. Joe Bowling with the Boner Community Center/Super Bowl Legacy project, and Colts play-by-play announcer and veteran Indianapolis sports broadcaster Bob Lamey.

No Limits talks about domestic violence in Indianapolis with IMPD domestic violence detective Robin Bennett, and survivor Mattie Herald who now works with an intervention group.

No Limits has an hour with Democratic Indianapolis mayoral candidate Melina Kennedy. We are still working with Mayor Ballard's schedulers for an hour with him.

Kyle speaks with Tom Hensley of the legendary Indianapolis psychedelic band Masters of Deceit. Tom shared a handful of amazing unreleased tracks from 1967/1968.

DJ Kyle Long speaks with R&B legend and Indy native, Babyface! Hear the two discuss the Indianapolis music scene of the 70s, and hear some unreleased Babyface recordings that even he had no idea existed.

Kyle Long speaks with one of Indianapolis' earliest, and most interesting punk bands: The Last Four Digits. We'll be talking about the early years of punk rock in Indianapolis, and the new anthology of their work on TimeChange Records: "Don't Move - Essential Synth/Wave From the American Rust Belt (1980-1982)".

Kyle Long previews Bloomington Lotus World Music & Arts Festival. Also, a look back at the case of Michael Taylor, an Indianapolis resident who was shot while handcuffed in an Indianapolis Police Department patrol car 30 years ago. John Loflin, from the group Reggaenomix, speaks about the song he wrote about the event.

A conversation with Indianapolis hip-hop artist, Jarett Michael and his new release "What a Year", Also, an excerpt of my interview with Jasper "Mississippi" Travis, aka The Brush Master.