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National Banned Books Week, Indiana's Governor's Arts Awards and Harp guitarist Brad Hoyt.

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Indianapolis' own Anila Agha wins awards at the annual ART PRIZE competition held in Grand Rapids, Michigan. The Arts Council of Indianapolis is always looking for ways to keep creative people in our city.

Annual ART PRIZE competition people's choice award winner associate professor of drawing at the Herron School of Art and Design, Anila Agha. Revisit an interview Sharon Gamble did last fall with the Eiteljorg's Contemporary Art Curator Jennifer Complo-McNutt about the New Art 2.0.

Norbert Krapf, Former Indiana Poet Laureate, and 2014 winner of the Glick Indiana author award, His Essay "A Boy Who Finally Spoke Out".

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with chef Greg Hardesty of Recess in Indianapolis about issues facing local restaurants. Jolene also talks with the award-winning chef about his own background in the biz. She also revisits an interview with chef Ryan Nelson on the recent James Beard Foundation's food conference.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger catches up with Iron Chef Michael Symon, talks awards with Vida's Layton Roberts and Roddy Kirschenman, gets the scoop on a new urban ag program with Purdue Extension's Emily Toner and checks in with Cannon Ball Brewing's Mark and Tania Swartz and chef Erin Kem.

Eat Drink Indy host Jolene Ketzenberger goes to the new Nine Lives Cat Cafe, talks alligator farming with Jonathan Lawler and gardening with Jo Ellen Myers Sharp and revisits an interview with James Beard Award semifinalist chef Aaron Butts.

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.

Talking about what is often seen as the two enemies of historic preservation: time and money. Indiana Landmarks just awarded the Cook Cup for Historic Preservation this past weekend, while also releasing its annual list of the 10 Most Endangered places. Plus, the iconic German church of German Church Road was thought to be saved - but now faces a Thursday deadline to beat the wrecking ball.