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Listening to America: Linda addresses today's headlines from her unique perspective garnered from over three decades of experience

Today we spend the hour with Indianapolis author Ashley C. Ford to talk about her bestselling new memoir "Somebody's Daughter."

Richard Chow-Wah, Vice President, Powertrain Manufacturing, Chrysler LLC (November 9, 2007)

Today we talk about the pros and cons of having vaccine mandates, and find out what the legal ramifications are. We also learn about exemptions and what could happen if someone doesn't get the mandated vaccine.

The pandemic brought attention to things we might not have noticed, one of those being the health of essential workers. Today we talk about the issue of precarious employment, what it is, and who it affects.

On today's show we talk about whether Indiana is also in danger of droughts like the ones we're hearing about in the West Coast, as well as learning about trading and investing with a professor of finance.

Today we find out how art can create a sense of community for people, and how accessible it is for Hoosiers. We also learn about the practice of clinical art therapy in Indiana.

Today we spend the hour with Dr. William Cooke to talk about the HIV outbreak that happened in Austin, Indiana in 2015, and the lessons he's learned working in the community.

John Norquist, President and CEO, Congress for the New Urbanism, Evansville (July 15, 2010)

The Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence has revealed a campaign to address the stigma of domestic abuse, and to educate the public about the issue.