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Spending the hour with former Indiana Senator Dick Lugar. No Limits this week will be originating from the NPR studios in Washington, DC.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll meet an organization with a mission of archiving and promoting Indiana music, and hear about composer-performer Tyron Cooper's new projects. Khaos Company Theatre has a new project -- a spacious facility that will allow them to grow. The Indianapolis Opera is getting two new leaders, but one served the organization years ago. Finally, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway got into the bicentennial spirit with a sleek exhibit.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with promoter RJ Wall about Indy's first macaroni and cheese fest and rides along for deliveries with Kara Gunthorp of Gunthorp Farms. She also gets the back story on West Fork Whiskey.

Conceptual artist Fred Wilson, Eigth Blackbird and Ceramic exhibit at iMOCA

The array of choices for K-12 education in Indianapolis can be overwhelming for parents who just want a good fit for their children. Enroll Indy is designed to streamline that process and make it easier, no matter where the child lives.

Guests: Kelly Brown - Collective Impact Coordinator for Reconnecting to Our Waterways (ROW); Molly Trueblood - Community Organizer at Butler University Center for Urban Ecology, also on the BioBlitz committee

Cumberland Arts Goes to Market, IndyFringe entry "God Bless You Dr. Kevorkian", and second second annual Celebration of Bands in Carmel.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks about family recipes with Cathy Lambrecht of the Greater Midwest Foodways Alliance, which sponsors the Family Heirloom Recipe Contest at the Indiana State Fair. She also talks with contest winner Ray Graham and guest judge Marty Turner.

The FSSA's Division of Mental Health and Addiction is seeking mental health, substance abuse and criminal justice officials to come together the discuss solutions at INARMS, the Indiana Annual Recovery Month Symposium in September. Mental illness and addiction are affecting every level of Hoosier life, often filtering through the criminal justice system.

Dig-IN Taste of Indiana is marking it's 7th year of celebrating Indiana food, beer and wine. Hear what's new about this incredibly popular food festival, what it tells us about food production and availability, and where the event is being held this year.