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  • Kids Dance Reach "Adaptive Dance"; DIY Quartz Curator; Hip Hop with SKYPP; Petra Cafe; Selecting a Steinway; E Sports League; KI Culinary Arts; KIB Pollinator; If Anthony Bourdain was a poet. Originally published July 26, 2018.
  • Hiding in the constellation Cassiopeia is one of the brightest stars of its kind we've ever found.
  • Host Matt Pelsor discusses mental healthcare within Indiana schools. What services should be available to Indiana students? Should mental healthcare be the responsibility of public schools? Matt sits down with legislators and mental health professionals to explore strategies to support students and schools.
  • Madison RiverRoots Festival, Shining Light Film Festival at the Wheeler Arts Community space in Fountain Square and Footlite Musicals presents Sondheim's Follies.
  • Evictions are high in Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, and South Bend; all three are among the top 20 cities in the US for evictions. The Princeton research collaborative "The Eviction Lab" has concluded that evictions are a cause, rather than a condition of poverty. "All IN" host Matt Pelsor speaks with a researcher from "The Eviction Lab," as well as local advocates for those facing eviction.
  • Tour the impressive art of the US Court House ; Jazz Bassist Nick Tucker; Phaya Thai Street Food; Classical Music Indy presents UNSilent Night; local artist Roberta Avidor; PASIC percussion experience; Camera poetry. Originally produced February 7, 2019.
  • We end every week with the Friday Pitch-In, where we catch up on the biggest news around the state with Indiana Public Broadcasting's Lauren Chapman, and dig a little deeper into stories you should know more about.
  • Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears made headlines two weeks ago when he announced the office will no longer prosecute cases for small possession of marijuana. We talk to Mears and a panel of attorneys about the implications of the change and the impacts we've already seen.
  • The first season of Sick starts with the story of a mother and son, a generation apart, who both struggled with infertility. And they learn a terrible secret about an Indianapolis doctor who abused his position of power.
  • Sometimes things go wrong in the places meant to keep us healthy. Today on All IN we're talking about "Sick," a new podcast from Side Effects Public Media that dives into these kinds of stories.
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