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Kyle looks back at interviews that he's done with the three of the pioneers of Indiana psychedelic music: Producer Moe Whittemore who founded 700 West records and recorded and released the self-titled debut LP from Beech Grove's Zerfas. The album has been described as the "Sgt. Pepper of the Midwest."; Lester Johnson who co-founded the psychedelic soul group Ebony Rhythm Band.; Ron Matelic of Sir Winston and the Commons and Anonymous. In 1966 Sir Winston and the Commons released one of the first Indiana psychedelic records "Not the Spirit of India.".

From an entrepreneurial pitch competition to networking to the always-anticipated keynote speech, the events of the annual Indiana Conference for Women draws attendees from around the Midwest. On this episode of No Limits, conference co-founders Billie Dragoo and Deborah Collins Stephens talk about what's new for the popular event this year, the diversity of guest speakers, and yes, Diane Keaton.

Today on No Limits we're talking about hate crime legislation in Indiana. State lawmakers have considered proposals for the past few years but have failed to pass a law. Our guests will be State Senator Greg Taylor, Government Director for Indianapolis Jewish Community Relations David Sklar and IPB Statehouse Reporter Brandon Smith.

Today's No Limits show highlights the challenges and successes of promoting women in music in central Indiana. Our guests are Nicole O'Neal, musician, board member of Girls Rock Indy and co-organizer of the Woo Grl Fest, Michelle Marti, board president of Girls Rock! Indy and WFYI's Melissa Davis, producer of Small Studio Sessions.

The Beatles were a big influence on many Avenue musicians. Enjoy an hour of Beatles compositions performed by Avenue musicians like Slide Hampton, Wes Montgomery, Freddie Hubbard, and more.

Charges of overburdened caseworkers have surrounded Indiana's Department of Child Services for years, but criticism reached a new level when the director of DCS resigned less than a month ago. Mary Beth Bonaventura's letter to the governor about the state's failure to meet the needs of its most vulnerable children made national headlines and certainly has the attention of Indiana legislators. Today on No Limits, our guests to discuss what needs to happen at DCS are Juvenile Court Judge Marilyn Moores; Sharon Pierce, President and CEO of The Villages; Sen. Tim Lanane, D - Anderson; Sen. Erin Houchin, R - Salem; and Rep. Ed Delaney, D - Indianapolis.

Indianapolis and several other Indiana cities are joining an estimated $507 million statewide opioid settlement after previously opting out of the state’s lawsuits against opioid manufacturers and distributors.

Gay marriage in Indiana, will it last?

A 28-story mixed-used complex is going up on the old Market Square Arena site downtown, now it will have a neighbor. Columbus-based Cummins is planning to build its distribution headquarters there.

Drug Enforcement Agency agents call the couple's home the largest steroid production site ever uncovered in this state.