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Host Jon Krull talks with former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen Goldsmith joins John in-studio for reflections on governing in Indianapolis when the city was on the climb to becoming the vibrant Midwestern hub it is today.

Looking at the upcoming WFYI television documentary Baby Boom to Aging Boom: Indiana at the Crossroads. The topics covered in the documentary are fraud/food insecurity/transportation and quality of life for Indiana senior citizens. It premiers 11/19/2015.

The Indianapolis Women's Chorus fall concert, Indiana Humanities Bookshelf, and poet Dan Carpenter.

It's cookie contest time and Host Jolene Ketzenberger tells you how to sign up. Last year's judges also offer hints, so listen for Thom England of Ivy Tech, Nicole Ankney Anderson of Four Birds Bakery and A. Rene Trevino of Rene's Baker. She also visits with Elizabeth Garber, owner of Best Chocolate in Town and Carrie Abbott of Newfangled Confections before talking recipes with author Donna Cronk.

Naturally Victorian, BWJO - Miles Davis and Segment 3 APA

An accomplished filmmaker, explorer, author, and mountaineer, David Breashears has not only reached the summit of Mount Everest five times, he also filmed the first IMAX footage of Earth's highest point for the film EVEREST. (October 6, 2015)

In the wake of the passing of Amos Brown - WTLC, we're taking a closer look at the state of minority media in central Indiana.

Footlite Musicals presents Babes in Toyland, U Indy celebrates Jazz with Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker, and Stutz Holiday Open House.

It's Thanksgiving time and host Jolene Ketzenberger helps you get ready by talking hard cider with New Day Craft co-owner Tia Agnew. Next she talks with Lisa Cunningham of Mass Ave. Wine Shop about pairings and then catches up with Erin Edds who is reviving Country Mouse City Mouse for the season. Finally it's a visit with Dean Wilson, who left Indianapolis two years ago to make wine--and brought 230 cases from his first season back with him last week.

Athenaeum, Cabaret at the Columbia Club and Symphonic choir