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The future of the Nickel Plate Railroad in central Indiana is caught up in politics and sentiment, litigation and prospects. Should the rails remain in place, be replaced with trails, or a combination of both? With the Indiana State Fair, a popular destination for rail riders in years past, right around the corner, these questions are more pertinent than ever. Our guests today on No Limits will be John McNichols of the Indiana Transportation Museum, Mike Corbett of Hamilton County Business Magazine, and Kyle Kinnett of Bullseye Event Group.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger revisits last summer's Hottest Kitchen Entrepreneur Challenge featuring interviews with judge Carrie Abbott and winners Zach Rohn, Ed Baun, Michelle Twadell and Robin Willis in this encore Eat Drink Indy Radio episode.

Indiana is now known for its wide variety of PreK-12 educational choices, but that affects educators as well as students and their families. Today on No Limits our guests will be Dr. Milton Chen, author of the best-selling book Education Nation and senior fellow at Edutopia (following his directorship of the George Lucas Education Foundation), and and Dr. Shawntel Landry, the new president of the American College of Educators, based in Indianapolis. Dr. Chen is the keynote speaker at this Saturday's graduation of 2,200 teacher from ACE at the Palladium in Carmel.

This week, Stutz Artist Resident John Klinkose can't escape water, the Indiana State Museum showcases the role of Hoosier limestone around the world and right at home, and Yelp Indy's creative new festival. We'll also get a peek at the inspiration behind two summer concerts by Dance Kaleidoscope, and find out what you can expect if you attend Butler's Divedapper Poetry Carnival. Join us for these conversations and more on "The Art of the Matter."

The opioid epidemic affects Hoosier families across all socioeconomic, ethnic and education lines - even reaching unborn babies. In conjunction with coverage by Side Effects Public Media, we'll take a closer look at the challenges addicted moms-to-be face, as well as programs to help them and their newborns. Our guests are Dr. Tara Benjamin, IU Health; Dr. Pat Clements, IU Health; and Laura Hollowell, Assistant Director of Clinical Services for Volunteers of America and its Fresh Start Recovery Program.

Indianapolis Zoo Tigers, National Geographic at the Children's Museum and Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler U.

This week, a sneak peek at a highlight of the Indiana State Fair, a festival devoted to boogie-woogie piano, and some mad scientists stage an art exhibit. We'll also meet comedian, musician, and motivational speaker Rick Garrett, and learn how Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre is celebrating its 20th anniversary season. Join us for these conversations and more on "The Art of the Matter."

With the documentary Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent now available on iTunes, host Jolene Ketzenberger revisits interviews with former Stars server Jonathan Oscher, movie critic Christopher Lloyd of The Film Yap and Indianapolis restaurateur Peter George.

Talking about the Andrew Luck Book Club (#ALBookClub) July veteran selection: Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the American West.

Life after high school isn't what it used to be. These days many high school students feel like they're faced with tough choices in terms of debt, their educations and future job opportunities. Today on No Limits, Dr. Vince Bertram of Indianapolis-based Project Lead The Way talks about his new book, "Dream Differently: Candid Advice for America's Students."