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This show was recorded live from Franklin College and features John's interview with Boston Globe reporter Walter "Robby" Robinson in front of a live audience. Robinson is the reporter portrayed by actor Michael Keaton in the best-Oscar film "Spotlight," about sexual abuse by Catholic priests.

Minton Sparks, Sustainable Library Citizens Coalition and Red/Black

When nominated as a governor of the Federal Reserve in 2012, Jerome "Jay" Powell had already had an extensive career in the financial industry. His breadth of experience spans the industry including serving as Assistant Secretary and Undersecretary of the Treasury under George H.W. Bush. Now, charged with overseeing the Federal Reserve Banks and helping to implement monetary policy of the United States, Powell, along with six other governors, has his finger on the pulse of the U.S. economy. (November 29, 2016)

Tuesday, December 20, 2016 6:17 PM Discussion of the new Alliance for a Healthier Indiana -- an actively engaged group of medical and wellness agencies from around the state, working to move Indiana out of the bottom half of health assessments on the national level.

We had so much fun with our pie show, we thought we'd revisit holiday eating with guests Chef Neal Brown, along with Jolene Ketzenberger, of EatDrinkIndy.

Storytelling Ability of a Boy, Sun Boxes and Monika Herzig

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with BJ Davis of Bee Coffee Roasters about the recent "Gilmore Girls" promotion and Indy's upcoming Caffeine Crawl and then learns more about pawpaws with Bob Wendt of Lost Forty Tree Farm.

This week on The Art of the Matter, Anderson Cooper is coming to town with his long-time friend and fellow broadcaster Andy Cohen, and we'll get a sneak peek. Duke Tumatoe has a new album, the Indiana Writers Center has new classes, and Phoenix Rising Dance Company has a new concert. We'll also learn about a documentary film about sudden loss being shot in Indianapolis.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger has found more great 2016 interviews from the Eat Drink Indy archives. This episode features restaurateur Peter George and chef Tony Hanslits on the history and future of Indy's food scene, plus a hidden gem of a cafe at Ivy Tech.

Looking at the political scene for 2017, our guests are Cam Savage of Limestone Strategies; Jacob Rund of Roll Call; and Ben Ray, former Comm. Dir. for Evan Bayh. No Limits this week will be originating from the NPR studios in Washington, DC.