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  • Rising food and gas prices with Tom Bodin, chief economist with the Indiana Attorney General's office and Indiana Farm Bureau President Don Villwock.
  • An encore presentation of the February 7, 2013 show on mental illness and violence with guests Marion County Sheriff John Layton, Dr. Jeff Kellums with Midtown Community Mental Health Center, and Nakaisha Tolbert-Banks with Mental Health America of Greater Indianapolis.
  • U.S. - China relations with guests Dr. Pierre Atlas who heads the global studies center at Marian University, and Marian's Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence Dr. Shunji Cui of China. John Krull will be off and debuting as guest host will be Eric Bradner, Statehouse Bureau Chief of the Evansville Courier and Press.
  • Indiana's water quality with guests Bruno Piggott - Indiana Department of Environmental Management, Kim Ferraro - Hoosier Environmental Council, Bob Barr - IUPUI research scientist.
  • Autism - with guests Chad Gray - IMPD detective/father of autistic son, Vincent Lamarca - Lovaas Institute, Dana Renay - Autism Society of Indiana.
  • A look at local emergency preparedness ahead of the Carmel Marathon this weekend and May 500 related festivities.
  • Doug Wissing - Bloomington-based journalist/author who was embedded with an Indiana National Guard group in Afghanistan.
  • A look at dream interpretation during National Dream Awareness Week with guests Kerry Keller - Director of the School of Metaphysics, Indianapolis...and Dr. Laurel Clark - author and President Emeritus of the School of Metaphysics.
  • Tips on financial planning during Money Smart Indiana Week. Guests include Katie Moreau with AARP, Kia Coleman with the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, and retired Social Security Administration employee Joe Everett.
  • No Limits looks at alternative energy and energy innovations in Indiana. Our guests will include Patrick Flynn with Indiana's Office of Energy Development, Ener1 President Chris Cowger, and Jim Lowe who heads the big geothermal project at Ball State U.
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