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Talking about the new Walk the Talk Speaker Series, a local TEDtalk-inspired events designed to be both uplifting and actionable. Guests: Steve Ross and Richard Brendan, organizers.

With more than 30 years of experience in education, William "Bill" Hansen is the President and CEO of USA Funds, a nonprofit serving 22 million people with more than $250 billion in aid for higher education since 1960. Find out how his organization adheres to its mission while retooling in response to changes in the student loan industry. (January 24, 2017)

RightFit is an 18-week pilot program at 4 schools. RightFit provides tutoring, nutritional education, exercise, dinner and transportation home for students at these schools. Being done with the presence of Public Safety in the schools - Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Indianapolis Fire Department, Emergency Medical Services, Indiana State Police, IPS Police, and the Indiana National Guard are all participating.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll learn about ArtMix's First Friday exhibit, catch up with blues legend Tad Robinson, and warm up for WFYI's Ice Miller Wine Fest. We'll also find out how the Indiana Wind Symphony's founder and music director comes up with unusual programming, and meet visual artist Chee Wang Ng.

Broad Ripple Art Fair, Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre and La Traviata

Eat Drink Indy host Jolene Ketzenberger goes to the new Nine Lives Cat Cafe, talks alligator farming with Jonathan Lawler and gardening with Jo Ellen Myers Sharp and revisits an interview with James Beard Award semifinalist chef Aaron Butts.

The 40th Anniversary of the Tony Kiritsis hostage incident that captured national headlines and changed live news coverage. Guests are documentary producers Alan Berry and Mark Enochs, in-studio; long-time Indianapolis anchorman Tom Cochrun and former WTTV/WISH TV photographer Jack Parker, remotely.

Preview of Monday's critical vote by the Indianapolis City-County Council on funding a transit plan. Joining the show as guests: Bryan Luellen, Vice President - IndyGo; Robby Slaughter; and Drew Klacik, senior policy expert at the IU Public Policy Institute.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger heads to Cardinal Spirits in Bloomington and talks with founder Adam Quirk. Then she's in the kitchen with Andrew Whitmoyer as he makes and recreates a retro recipe, and then she talks artisan cheese with Tulip Tree Creamery's Fons Smits.

Broad Ripple Art Fair May 21-22, Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre pre-professional student dance ensemble group performance and Indianapolis Opera presents La Traviata