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  • No Limit's host John Krull talks with Indianapolis business and community leader Mickey Maurer ahead of the release of a documentary about him.
  • Harrison Center 48 Hour Song Project; Warner Swopes: He's Got the Beat; Nothing Coy about this Poem; Sound Expeditions: White River; Axum Ethiopian; Climate Change Camp; Feeding a Crowd; Graffiti Guru Ezi.
  • Knuckleballl (Ken Beckley Novel), author Jonathan Janz new bok House of Skin and Ensemble Music Society's 2012-2013 season.
  • Indiana art at the Indianapolis International Airport; Local Documentary Maker; Potato Ridge review; DIG INDY art; Music from Birimbi; KIB Pollinator Count; Arts in the Parks; The Tamale Place; local designer Beck Jones; Inventive Poetry.
  • No Limits host John Krull talks with guests about efforts to increase Pre-K opportunities in Indiana. Guests joining the show are: Jeff Harris with Early Learning Indiana, Ashley Thomas works with Stand with Children and Pastor Clarence Moore who was involved in a Pre-K research project.
  • No Limits' host and guests explore a new podcast series from Side Effects Public Media called the 'Work Around'. Our guests are reporters Jake Harper WFYI, Bram Sable-Smith KBIA and Sarah Fentem St. Louis Public Radio.
  • Classical Music Indy plays GEN CON; DIY singer songwriter; Nickel Plate Blues Fest; Sound Expeditions -What is the City Hiding; Tyscott Records; Poke Guru; Songbook Academy; Walldogs; Crocodile Poetry.
  • For the Independence Day weekend, we'll revisit some of our favorite interviews from earlier this year.
  • Today on No Limits we talk about what the annual Indiana Conference for Women will highlight including a special honor for one Hoosier woman. Our guests are Bille Dragoo, founder and CEO of RepuCare and Marie Davis, executive director of the conference.
  • Today on No Limits we highlight a successful re-entry program in Indianapolis. Recycle Force is in the spotlight after a recent federal study. Our guests are Recycle Force President Gregg Keesling and employee Robert Smith.
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