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Talking about what is often seen as the two enemies of historic preservation: time and money. Indiana Landmarks just awarded the Cook Cup for Historic Preservation this past weekend, while also releasing its annual list of the 10 Most Endangered places. Plus, the iconic German church of German Church Road was thought to be saved - but now faces a Thursday deadline to beat the wrecking ball.

2017 is, by mayoral declaration, the Year of Vonnegut in Indianapolis. Today on No Limits, how Kurt Vonnegut's childhood home became this year's Decorators' Show House, open to tours right now. We'll also hear from one of the residents of the home and what sort of surprises were in store. Plus an important update on the status of the Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library, after plans to move to a new location were halted.

ComedySportz group in Indianapolis, Carmel Brass (was Chamber Brass Choir) and Actors Theatre of Indiana's - Andrews Brothers, a musical

Eat Drink Indy Radio host Jolene Ketzenberger talks bees this week with honeybee advocate Kate Franzman, founder of Bee Public. She also get some beekeeping advice from Indianapolis City-County Councillor and backyard beekeeper Zach Adamson.

This week, we warm up for three festivals: The Broad Ripple Arts Fair, Onyx Fest, and the Virginia Avenue Folk Festival. We'll also learn about Heartland Actors Repertory's new identity, and take a tour of a Gilded-Age train car.

Graduation season is here, and whether a student is graduating from high school or college, chances are good that student debt is a looming part of the future. What should students and their families know ahead of time when it comes to keeping future student debt under control?

May is Foster Care Month, and today on No Limits we look at the challenges of finding care for some of Indiana's most vulnerable children. What does it take to become a foster parent in Indiana? What systems are in place to remove roadblocks to matching children with good homes? Our guests are Katy Quay, a Foster Care Consultant for the Indiana Department of Child Services, who is also a foster parent and adoptive mother; Guenevere Kalal, director of Damar Foster Care Services; and LaRhea Langdon, a licensed foster parent.

This week, painters Justin Vining and Benny Sanders egg each other on, Big Foot Yancey pays a visit, the Phoenix Theatre's new dark comedy, the Museum of Miniature Houses presents free creativity sessions, and a chance to see a collection of copper etchings by Salvador Dali.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger revisits recent interviews that capture the focus of Eat Drink Indy Radio: dining, artisan food, farming and craft beverages.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger heads to Mass Ave. to talk with Elizabeth Garner of The Best Chocolate in Town about the shop's recent expansion. She also talks with Jonathan Lawler of Brandywine Creek Farms about his efforts to raise fresh produce for local food banks.