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Today we talk about Indiana Fashion Week, which is coming later this month. We also talk to a local designer to find out what it’s like creating and running a fashion brand in Indiana.

Today we talk to researchers about public health, get an update from The Performing Arts Center in Carmel, and learn about promising research around the COVID-19 virus.

Jamie Merisotis "A Stronger Indiana through Higher Education: The College Degree Imperative" (January 13, 2011)

Our guest for the hour is Lt. Governor Sue Ellsperman, who will talk about the Best of Indiana contest, driver safety during harvest season, and leading a recent trip to China with a large and diverse delegation from Indiana.

The Indy Folk Series, Shining Light Film Festival, and the Lotus World Music and Arts Festival.

Recess and Room Four chef and owner Greg Hardesty talks with Host Jolene Ketzenberger about changes to his popular restaurants. Caterer Brad Gates looks back and ahead on the city's food scene while Bent Rail co-ow er Craig Baker lets us know when his brewery's beer will be ready and what he's planning to cook for the World Food Championship in November.

Following up on the progress anticipated in an earlier No Limits, "Thriving Communities, Thriving State." Our update details that each of the three commissions now have 3-4 focus areas that will be the basis of their community recommendations at the project's conclusion.

Pistols at the Eiteljorg, Porta Vallarta artists and Lincoln Exhibit at Indiana State Museum

Our continuing support of the American Graduate initiative brings three diverse perspectives in the goal of helping students on the road to a high school diploma.

Harper Lee's book, "Go Set a Watchman", the Hastings International Piano Competition, and 7th Annual Original and Fabulous GermanFest at the Athenaeum.