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Festival season begins in Indianapolis and this week Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with Megan McConnell and April Culbertson about Christ Church Cathedral's Straberry Fest. Then she heads to Holy Rosary Catholic Church to talk with Kay Feeney Caito about Italian Fest. Next she's on the road to Fountain County to talk with brothers Jason and Aaron Fruits about their craft distillery Old 55.

State Parks bicentennial project by Richmond Art Museum Director Shaun Dingwerth and plein-air painter Rick Wilson, actor Ron Keaton as Churchill, and Gautam Rao's work in the IMA's artist-designed mini-golf course, the Welcome, Race Fans sign project, and the new Installation Nation exhibit at the Indianapolis Art Center.

Femmes Blu Festival, Barry H. Landau: The President's Table and Howard Caldwell

Poverty rates in Marion County have increased by nearly 90% in the past decade. This is our opening discussion that frames the picture of poverty and sets the stage for our other three CTD shows in June, as part of WFYI's Chasing the Dream Coverage.

Guests: National expert Chris Leinberger, real-estate/urban planning guru and co-author of "Foot Traffic Ahead" ALSO keynote at A Conversation About Indy's Walkable Future; Kim Irwin, executive director of Health by Design, which is working on the WalkWays initiative to make Indy more walkable and get more people walking; Bill Ehret (pronounced AIR et), commercial real estate broker with Avison Young and a board member of the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority (CIRTA).

50th Indianapolis Early Music Festival, Kyle Craig poetry class, and Indiana in 200 Objects at the Indiana State Museum.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks about the business of food with Andrea Homoya, the CEO of the new Ash and Elm Cidery, and with Troy Reed and George Turkette, who founded the new Pig's Tale Charcuterie. In between she picks Juneberries for jam with pastry chef Cindy Hawkins, owner of Circle City Sweets.

Each serving more than 30 years in the U.S. Congress, former Representative Lee Hamilton and former Senator Richard Lugar are two of the foremost experts on the role of Congress and its impact on the daily lives of Hoosiers. As Indiana celebrates its bicentennial these two titans of civic discourse will share the stage at The Economic Club.

Iron Pour, Day of the Dead and German Fest