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What's legal, what's appropriate, what's best in the summer months and for the 4th of July holiday. Guests will be Dawn Contos of Indianapolis Animal Care and Control and FIDO Vice President Darcie Kurtz.

Today WFYI/Side Effects reporter Jake Harper; Dr. R. Andrew Chambers, Director of the Addiction Psychiatry Training Program, IUSM; Dr. Carrie Ann Lawrence, Rural Center for AIDS/STD Prevention, IU

Time for Three, Segment 2 - Christmas Carol and Christopher West Presents

Gold: Riches and Ruin, drummer Stewart Copeland, and Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas.

It's the Fourth of July and a good time to talk Jello molds, vintage recipes and breaded tenderloins. Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with food enthusiast Lynne Steinhour Habig and then visits with Nuvo Newsweekly's Sarah Murrell. Next is a talk with Courtney Yarborough from IUPUI and then musician/comedian/tenderloin blogger Rick Garrett.

Today's No Limits follows on the recent news of Pope Francis's encyclical on climate change. The topic of faith and climate stewardship have had a great deal of traction in metro Indianapolis for some time. Show guests are: Reverend Larry Kleiman, Executive Director of Hoosier Interfaith Power & Light, and Andy Pike, head of St. Thomas Aquinas' Parish Creation Care Ministry.

Joining the show are Kevin Bain, Pres/CEO Welborn Baptist Foundation and Amanda Lopez, President of Transform Consulting Group whom are two members of the Governor Pence's Indiana's Early Learning Advisory Committee (ELAC). ELAC has submitted its 2015 report of findings to Governor Mike Pence and the state's Legislative Council.

New Music Director of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, Matthew Kraemer, Gayle Holtman, President & CEO of VSA, and Indy Jazz Fest is celebrating the art of the song this coming September.

We meet courageous people this week who are willing to take the risks to make our food community better.

Indiana State Museum, Children's Choir and Indy Men's Chorus