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  • The Bears are moving to Indiana. Governor Braun declares June “Nuclear Family Month”.
  • During the mid-20th Century, social clubs played a large role in the Black music scene of Indianapolis, hosting major concerts and dances across the city. One of the earliest to make an impact was The Bohemian Club. Celebrate its history by listening to music from artists who performed at their events.
  • No Limits broadcasted live from the Indiana State Fair! We hope you had a chance to stop by the show if Thursday was your "fair" day. Joining the show were: Randy Kron, President, Indiana Farm Bureau; Stephanie DeCamp, Director of Education, Indiana State Fair Commission; and Cindy Hoye, Executive Director of the Indiana State Fair Commission. We talked about why the fair continues to be relevant to Hoosiers, and (of course!) this year's theme: The Wonderful World of Food.
  • Today we revisit our show with the people who manage Indiana's commercial caves, and experts on cave geology and exploration, to learn about the state's subterranean world.
  • On this episode of No Limits we discuss the future of transit in central Indiana, with the Red Line receiving federal funding approval we talk about how that will advance the larger picture of regional transportation in the area. Our guests are Bryan Luellen from Indy Go, Brian Payne , president and CEO of the Central Indiana Community Foundation and Casey Stockamp, current chair of the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority.
  • No Limits host John Krull talks with guests about efforts to increase Pre-K opportunities in Indiana. Guests joining the show are: Jeff Harris with Early Learning Indiana, Ashley Thomas works with Stand with Children and Pastor Clarence Moore who was involved in a Pre-K research project.
  • Indiana Landmarks has helped preserve historic sites for the last six decades. Today we talk about the stories behind some of these buildings, and what it takes to save them.
  • Today we talk about the concept of public health, what Indiana could do to improve it across the state, and why it matters.
  • Today we talk to two Indiana Republicans about their opposing views on President Donald Trump.
  • This week we're all about tasting with Indiana State Fair super fan Nora Spitznogle; Cindy Shoup Cacy and participants of the 2015 Indiana State Fair backyard Barbecue Cook Off; Dean Sample, executive chef at Meridian Restaurant and Bar; Thom England, executive director of Dig-In; and Mike Sale of Brew Bracket.
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