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This week our "Curious Mix" includes Art Dish: DIY Custom Clothier; APA Jazz Finalist plays at Pacers Game; "Reel West" at the Eiteljorg; Independent Movies and Venues; Punny Poetry; The Blind Boys of Alabama. Originally aired March 29, 2018

Indianapolis Garden Club Garden Walk, Artist Martin Kuntz and Jim Glass - Division Director and Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer at Indiana's Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology.

A discussion about the impact of urban heating on this edition of No Limits hosted by Jon Krull. We discuss the health implications, how youth in Indianapolis are becoming more involved and efforts to mitigate high temperatures in a city core. Our guests are Gabriel Filippelli, IUPUI professor of earth sciences, Jim Poyser executive director Earth Charter Indiana and Andrea Webster with the Environmental Resilience Institute.

Cardenio at IUPUI, Stutz Open House and Conrad Art

Using nutritious, healthy food as way to create overall healthier Hoosier lives is a growing movement. Today on No Limits, we'll talk with and listen to some of the players in the 'food as medicine' movement and what programs are in place and on the horizon. We're joined by Dr. Lisa Harris of Eskenazi Health, Nick Fenning of Meals On Wheels, and reporter Leigh DeNoon who is working on a documentary about this topic.

On this episode of No Limits, we discuss what a community's response is and should be to gun violence. Our guests include the Rev. Charles Harrison of the 10 Point Coalition, Assistant Police Chief Randal Taylor and Steve Dunlop with Hoosiers Concerned About Gun Violence.

In this encore episode, host Jolene Ketzenberger goes foraging with chef and cookbook author Daniel Orr of FARMbloomington. Back in Indianapolis, she heads to a state park and gives mushroom hunting a try.

Author, and Economist, Ed Glaeser has a passion for cities and economic growth. Growing up in New York, Glaeser had easy access to what soon became his passion. He has published dozens of papers as well as his book Triumph of the City. Glaeser focuses his energy and time on determinants of city growth and the role of cities as centers of idea transmission. Glaeser is also the Fred and Eleanor Glimp Professor of Economics at Harvard University where he teaches microeconomics theory. (March 16, 2018)

Josh Kaufman on his new album; Butler First Music and Memory program ; Making It with Andy D; 5 songs from drummer Paul Symon; Ready Player One movie review; New blues from Tad Robinson; Plant Poetry; Skywatch

On this eiditon of No Limits, in light of walkouts around the country, we discuss what teachers in Indiana need and how they are becoming more active and engaged. Our guests include teachers Ronni Moore, Nick Brewer and ISTA President Teresa Meredith.