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The new Indiana State Museum exhibit "Art Meets News" about the work of Hoosier photojournalist Bill Foley, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and the International Press Freedom Award. Guests are Bill Foley and curator Katherine Gould.

Religious Freedom Restoration Act reactions continue.

Indy's second annual Jewish film festival, Candlelight Theatre at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site, and The Who's Tommy at Footlite

Join host Jolene Ketzenberger as she explores some big ideas in food. First she visits with Flying Cupcake owner Kate Drury who just opened the Dancing Donut shop. Then she catches up with City Market's Stevie Stoesz Kersh andChelsea Marburger who just returned from making a presentation to a global market conference in Barcelona, Spain, just in time to open the annual Downtown Farmers Market.

An hour with Indiana author and historian Ray Boomhower on his new book, the biography "John Bartlow Martin: A Voice for the Underdog."

Beginning as a part-time package handler while still in school, Myron Gray is now the President of U.S. Operations for UPS. (March 19, 2015)

Substitute host John Ketzenberger, of the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute, moderates a discussion about the recent RFRA legislation.

Celebrating National Poetry Month (April) in a pre-recorded broadcast with several Hoosier poets.

Jazz Week at University of Indianapolis, Jazz saxophonist Sophie Faught, and Motus Dance presents Pairings.