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Host Jolene Ketzenberger recaps her trip to the James Beard Foundation Awards and then talks with Thunderbird owner Joshua Gonzalez about qualifying for an international bartending competition and the city's blooming liquor scene.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and today we will focus on the mental health of Indiana's youth. Guests will be IYI's VP of Advancement Glenn Augustine and Maddie Zielinski, who runs the Youth Move program for Mental Health America-Indiana.

This show dovetails with the Side Effects stories on foster care. Our first confirmed guest is Tina Cloer of The Children's Bureau. Another guest from the Department of Child Services is TBA.

Racing-themed exhibit at the Speedway Centre for the Arts, Conner Prairie's new president, and first ever Divedapper Poetry Carnival.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger goes into the kitchen at Spoke and Steele in Indianapolis for a Cook This segment with chef Tyson Peterson. Then she talks with the Utah native about getting the gig, embracing Indiana ingredients and cooking dinner on the farm.

William Fisher, New Butler Theatre Chair, Jonathan Janz and Michael Dahlie, Butler Visiting Creative Writing Professor

WestFest immerses guests in the West, from music to food to activities. The family-themed event includes the chance to pan for gold, ride an authentic stagecoach and meet cowboys, including trick roper A.J. Silver.

Food First, a new local documentary exploring the changing attitudes about food - and where it comes from - in Indianapolis. There are two final events revolving around the film this coming weekend, with very different angles on what food in Indy means.

Author Susan Neville, Summer Stock Stage at Park Tudor School, and the Cabaret at the Columbia Club's summer season.

Republican Candidate for Senate Todd Young joins host John Krull in studio.