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The annual discussion of the Indiana Author Awards, with guests Caity Withers, the Indiana Public Library Foundation Development Officer; and one of the 2016 recipients (and friend of WFYI) Phil Gulley.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger catches up with Iron Chef Michael Symon, talks awards with Vida's Layton Roberts and Roddy Kirschenman, gets the scoop on a new urban ag program with Purdue Extension's Emily Toner and checks in with Cannon Ball Brewing's Mark and Tania Swartz and chef Erin Kem.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll celebrate the winter holidays with local music and spoken word by artists including Dan Carpenter, Tyron Cooper, Barb Shoup, Claire Wilcher, Rusty Moe, Kyle Craig, and many more.

Talking with WFYI News' auto correspondent, Casey Williams, about some upcoming releases and concept cars. Casey recently returned from several shows, including the Detroit Auto Show.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll hear how the band Bullet Points learned the truth of the expression "good things come to those who wait," get a preview of a tribute to John Coltrane, and delve into the craft of playwriting with Lou Harry. We'll also learn why the Arts Council of Indianapolis wants to give artists grants of $10,000.

Quilts at the Indiana state Museum, Ethics - The Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealers Association and Indiana Landmarks

Host Jolene Ketzenberger launches a new Eat Drink Indy Radio segment called The Recipe Box Project, interviewing chef Thom England as he makes a favorite family recipe. She also talks with Chris Morrison of Black Metal BBQ in Indianapolis.

Jon and guests take a look at the winter tragedy of home fires, with guests from Marion County Emergency Services and the Red Cross of Indiana.

In a round table conversation, former Indiana Governors Evan Bayh and Mitch Daniels, and former Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randy Shepard, discuss Indiana's past with an eye to its future. (December 12, 2016)

Looking at the brand new South Indy Quality of Life plan that was released just before the holidays. This was an expansively detailed effort designed to produce future movement for the city's south side and set an example for other metro neighborhoods moving forward.