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Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks recipes with chef Thom England, food swaps with Suzanne Krowiak, the Cake Bake shop back story with owner Gwendolyn Rogers, springtime ingredients with chef Tyler Herald and barbecue with Squealers' Jeff Yater.

As President of Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana, Sue Ellspermann is developing new metrics at the college level to determine student success based on student needs and expectations. Ivy Tech is the state's largest public postsecondary institution and the nation's largest statewide community college system, serving nearly 200,000 students annually. Ellspermann previously served as Lieutenant Governor of Indiana, where she worked to align Indiana's education and workforce development system to meet the needs of employers. (February 27, 2017)

Michael Feinstein, Eagle Creek Park 10th annual Kids' Fishing Derby and The Infinite Moment of Now

Indianapolis Symphonic Choir 80th Anniversary/Music in Our Schools with IPS - Guests: Terion Cooper, IPS music teacher; Andrew Black: CICF Senior Community Investment officer; Michael Pettry, Executive Director of the Indianapolis Symphonic Choir. The anniversary concert is March 17, 2017.

The New Harmony Project's Evening with Playwright Robert Schenkken at the IRT. Ed Fry of the NHP will join us for the first half hour in-studio; at 1:30, Schenkkan himself will join the conversation by Skype.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll meet a visual artist who lives and creates with Parkinson's Disease, and discover why John Jacob Audubon could easily be a contemporary self-made man. We'll also discover how Larry Sweazy's fictional characters introduce themselves to him, check out tattoo artist Shadow, and meet APA Fellow Sam Hong.

Eat Drink Indy Radio host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with Erin Edds of Garden Party Botanical Hard Sodas, Brian Alvey of River City Winery and magician Taylor Martin of Indy Magic Monthly and the upcoming Chefs' Night Off Illusions dinner.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we meet a painter who's inspired by science and a painter who's inspired by words. We learn about an Indy theatre company that pioneered theatre for seniors, get a sneak preview of Comic Con, and find out how Butler ArtsFest helps students connect with world-renowned performers.

Eat Drink Indy Radio host Jolene Ketzenberger heads to the woods in search of ramps with local forager Summer Cooper. She also talks urban farming with Jason Michael Thomas and Casey Kuhstoss of Urban Awareness Gardens and gets the details on their Indy Gourmet Club as well.

For the first half hour, discussing the proposed cigarette tax. Show guests are Monique French of the American Lung Association's "Raise It for Health" campaign and Rep. Ed Clere, R - New Alabany. The second half hour focuses on solar net metering, specifically rolling back the credits of homeowners and others with solar to near-wholesale rates rather than the current retail credit they currently enjoy. Guests are Jesse Kharbanda of the Hoosier Environmental Council and Mark Maassel of the Indiana Energy Association (by phone).