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New research by local cancer experts is getting national attention. The team from Community Health has found that cancer patients and their doctors may not want to jump right into a process called Next Generation Sequencing. This may seem counterintuitive, but today's No Limits guest, Dr. Sumeet Bhatia, says it may be the right plan for many patients, especially when it comes to the use, benefits and cost of NGS.

This week, How to Live Beyond 90 Without Falling Down - really, it's a new memoir by Georgia Buchanan - John and Sarah Lechleiter play with science kits at the Indiana State Museum, and Larissa Hammond is turns an obstacle into an advantage at the Tube Factory. We'll also get sneak previews of the Start With Art luncheon and the Penrod Arts Fair. Don't miss out - tune in!

This week, the Indiana Artists board members have their annual exhibit, the Great Bike Race wheels into Theatre on the Square, and a chat with Prince's drummer, Bobby Z. We'll also learn about The Geeky Press, about which you should know if you're a writer, and peek inside artists' curio cabinets.

Today we are kicking off No Limits' coordinated conversations with the ongoing Side Effects reporting on health coverage, especially as it pertains to low-income Hoosiers. Our guests for this show are Mark Fairchild, Director of Public Policy for Covering Kids and Families, and physician/attorney/former state representative David Orentlicher.

Andrew talks with Sy Montgomery author of "The Soul of an Octopus: A surprising exploration into the wonder of consciousness"

Andrew talks with T.A. Barron author of "The Lost Years: Book 1" (Merlin Saga)

"Douglas David Paints from Farm to Fair" at the Indiana State fair, Lincoln Highway Road Rally and World Championships for Drum Corps International

Poverty rates in Indianapolis exceed the national averages, especially when it comes to children. We look at a program encouraging solutions, and providing some of the financing to make them happen - the Faith & Action Project. Our guests are Jay Geshay, advisory board member, Faith & Action Project, Leah Gunning-Francis, vice president of academic affairs at Christian Theological Seminary, and Lindsey Rabinowitch, project director, Faith & Action Project.

This week, travel back a few centuries via early music on period instruments, check out a 62-year-old free art fair, and listen in as Christian McBride lauds Gary Burton. Then it's on to even more exotic aural destinations: A night in India courtesy of modern dance, and a rock ensemble made entirely of bassoons.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with Indianapolis chef Steve Oakley about his recent appearance on the Food Network show "Beat Bobby Flay." She also finds out about the Indy International Wine Competition and talks with chief judge Christian Butzke of Purdue University, Jeff Durm of Buck Creek Winery and Blake Loudermilk of Easley Winery.