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The US Conference of Mayors will be held in Indianapolis starting June 24, 2016. The presidential candidates are also expected, to speak to the mayors. Guests are Chris Gahl, VisitIndy; and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett.

Today we engage our second No Limits discussion on poverty (Chasing the Dream), addressing the place of non-profits in filling in service gaps left by government assistance.

Primary Colours annual Installation Nation show, Indiana Repertory Theatre's Janet Allen, and Indianapolis Art Center's biennial Art from the Heartland.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger checks in with Cannon Ball Brewery, which is about to open at 17th and Bellfountaine streets, and owners Mark and Tania Swartz. Chef Erin Kem, recently of R bistro, will make beer-friendly food. Thom England talks Dig In's cool i3 fundraiser that is a collaboration between chefs, bartenders and artists. Then it's time for Cook This! with Plat 99's Eli Laidlaw.

In Part 3 of our conversation on poverty as part of "Chasing the Dream," we discuss the importance of mass transit to the working poor.

Northwood Christian Church Music, Shame - the Scarlet Letter musical and Butler Creates.

No Limits with Hoosier author and ISU English Professor Michael Shelden about his new book, "Melville in Love."

IN Writing: Uncovering the Unexpected Hoosier State by Douglas Wissing, Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library has some big plans, and nonprofit theatre BobDirex presents Billy Elliot.

In this May 28 encore episode, host Jolene Ketzenberger talks tomatoes with James Kelly, who gave up the well-known beefsteak hybrid to grow heirloom varieties. Then she visits Audrey Barron's new urban farm that will help supply her Ezra's Enlightened Cafe in Broad Ripple.

Discussing food deserts and access to healthy food. There is legislative action taking place on both the state and federal levels, plus a new series of town hall meetings for the state.