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We talk to groups working to make solar energy more accessible for Hoosiers, and we hear about how one Indiana city's efforts to increase solar have gone so far.

Today we talk about the Indiana Daily Student, an independent student-run newspaper at IU Bloomington that has sounded the alarm about its unstable financial future.

Jon Schwantes and journalists discuss on the 2016 session of the Indiana General Assembly.

For over 50 years, the Indiana Fiddlers’ Gathering has attracted old-time music fans to Battle Ground, Indiana, for a weekend of concerts, workshops, and jam sessions. Listen to interviews with musicians and organizers connected to the festival, including Dave Samuelson, Cliff Harrison, and fiddle player Stephanie Coleman.

Fort Wayne’s Troy Shondell was one of Indiana’s first rock and roll stars. He’s best remembered for his 1961 single “This Time”. That song went to number 6 on the Billboard chart and sold over 3 million copies. Join us to hear rare recordings from Troy Shondell.

Today we revisit extended interviews with candidates for state attorney general, Democratic candidate Jonathan Weinzapfel and Republican candidate Todd Rokita.

Today we talk about some of the great old buildings you can find in cities and towns across Indiana, how we fit into the larger story of American architecture, and new development inspired by the past.

Walter Williams, professor of economics at George Mason University (May 9, 2008)

Today we revisit a conversation about solar energy in Indiana. We'll find out what homeowners need to know if they're considering the investment, and learn about efforts to make solar more prominent in the state.

A conversation with former Indiana Senator Richard Lugar. He will join us from the NPR studios in Washington DC on Election Day to discuss his work and highlight an upcoming WFYI documentary about him. Join the conversation today at 1pm on 90.1 WFYI.