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WhatFriendsDo is a new online platform that provides structure to help people who want to provide support to a friend or family member in need. Based on the Kandrac family's experience with a friend who lost her battle with brain cancer, it gives supporters an easy way to coordinate schedules for the person/family needing assistance while keeping everyone connected.

Albright’s Pin Collection, Walter Knabe and Warhol and Indiana History Center.

Former Ruth Lilly Deputy Director of Environmental and Historic Preservation for the Indianapolis Museum of Art - Mark Zelonis, new feature documentary "Food First", and 19 Stars of Indiana Art is the Indianapolis Museum of Art's tribute to our Bicentennial.

Sweets, drinks and tenderloins Host Jolene Ketzenberger gets the scoop on The Gallery, a new pastry shop opening in Indianapolis from owners Allison Keefer and pastry chef Ben Hardy and catches up with coffee roaster Darrin Marion of Darrin's Coffee Company in Clermont. She talks with Jason Fruits of Old 55 Distillery and the tenderloin connoisseur Rick Garrett too.

The new Indy Vitals tool created by SAVI at The Polis Center and recently unveiled at WFYI.

Indiana politics. It's a wild ride that appears to be getting wilder. Some participants include Jim Shella of Indiana Week in Review; Niki Kelly of the Fort Wayne Journal Gazette; and Eric Bradner of CNN Politics.

It's the season for farmer's markets and Host Jolene Ketzenberger goes across town to talk about four of them. The City Market's Original Farmer's Market is first with Stevi Stoesz Kersh, then it's down to Garfield Park and the new market organized by Ashley Brooks and Julie Woody. The Jewish Community Center's Sunday market kicks off on Mother's Day, according to Market Master Lance Smith and then Jolene visits with Jessica Linder at North United Methodist's market at 38th and Meridian streets.

Tuesday is Primary Day in Indiana, and the Hoosier vote once again gains weight on the political process.

Next Indiana Campfires, an Indiana Humanities program that pairs literature and nature to help Hoosiers explore Indiana's wild places and spark conversations about conservation and stewardship.

Museum of Miniature Houses Bicentennial Exhibit, Author and Filmaker Betsy Blankenbaker, and Indianapolis third annual Jewish Film Festival.