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  • No Limits observes our one-year anniversary by updating our very first show topic - Indiana's economy and jobs picture. Our guests include Marion Mayor Wayne Seybold who was with us last year, Indiana Workforce Development Commissioner Mark Everson, and
  • Indiana's "grow local" food movement with scheduled guests Thom England - Ivy Tech culinary instructor and board member of the "Dig IN- Taste of Indiana Festival, Butler University's Center for Urban Ecology Director Tim Carter, and Indiana Assistant State Health Commissioner Dr. James Howell.
  • Labor Day is coming up and that means travelers are watching gas prices and politicians are getting ready to kick up their campaigns. We'll talk with oil industry expert Tom Bodin from the Indiana Attorney General's Office on the causes of gas price fluctuations, and Eric Bradner with the Evansville Courier and Press on the upcoming election season.
  • 9/11 anniversary show with Indiana Homeland Security Executive Director Joe Wainscott, Indiana Task Force One Commander Bill Brown, and State Representative Ed Soliday who was a United Airlines VP of Safety and Security on September 11, 2001.
  • No Limits looks at some of the help that's available for the homeless in Central Indiana with Dayspring Center Executive Director Lori Casson, Jeri Warner - Executive Director of Trusted Mentors, and 16 year old Carmel High School student Amber Kriech who's been recognized nationally for her work to help the homeless.
  • No Limits discusses election reform in Indiana with Marion County Clerk Beth White (D), Tippecanoe County Assessor and former Clerk Linda Phillips (R) and Julia Vaughn of Common Cause Indiana.
  • Democratic Indianapolis mayoral candidate Melina Kennedy joins us for the hour. Incumbent Republican Mayor Greg Ballard is scheduled for October 20.
  • A preview of the October 8 Celebrate Science Indiana event and discussion of the growing focus on STEM courses - science, technology, engineering and math. Our guests are Dr. Robert Yost of IUPUI, Purdue chemistry professor Peter Kissinger, and Dr. Jennifer Hicks - the Indiana Department of Education's Science Curriculum Specialist.
  • A discussion of Alzheimer's treatment and care with Linda Altmeyer of the Alzheimer's Association Indiana chapter, Dr. Vijaya Sirigirireddy of the St. Vincent Center for Healthy Aging and caregiver and Alzheimer's Association board member Art Waccholz.
  • Ahead of the Super Bowl we'll look at concerns about human trafficking with our guests - Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller, Carleen Miller - Executive Director of Exodus Refugee Immigration, and Theresa Flores - a survivor and victim's advocate.
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