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Discussing women's marches/rallies and the future of activism with guests: Keith Potts, organizer/emcee for The Women's March on Washington: Indianapolis Sister-Rally; Dr. Erin Albert, award-winning entrepreneur, writer, health outcomes pharmacist, attorney, coach, podcaster, founder of two companies, author and more; Jennifer Maher, director of undergraduate studies and clinical associate professor of gender studies at IU Bloomington.

Indiana residents have many questions when it comes to understanding the healthcare landscape, and concerns about what will happen with their healthcare under a new federal administration. Today on No Limits our guests are Steve Smitherman, the executive director of CareSource in Indiana, and Mark Fairchild, director of public policy for Covering Kids and Families of Indiana.

This No Limits focuses on the immigration ban put in place by the Trump administration this past weekend.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll check out an Indy DJ school, head to Hendricks County for classical and pops music, and meet the Full Circle Nine Gallery at the Circle City Industrial Complex. We'll also experience The Great War through Hoosier eyes, and meet some artists from the 19th annual Meet The Artists exhibition at Central Library.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks food and activism with chef John Adams of Marrow, craft beer with Rob Caputo of the Brewers of Indiana Guild and chocolates and Valentine's Day with Julie Bolejack of Chocolate for the Spirit.

Ohio River Valley Folk Festival, From the Top and Disney Song/Jeremy Shere

Discussion of the Indy Healthy Food Access Challenge & Kickoff with guests: Stephanie Fernhaber - Lead on the Challenge, and Associate Professor of Social Entrepreneurship at Butler University; Shellye Suttles - Food Policy & Program Coordinator from the Office of Public Health and Safety for the City of Indianapolis; Pamela Napier - Lead Design Strategist for CommunityINNOVATE and Cofounder of Collabo Creative.

A follow-up conversation about immigration with another viewpoint, that of the case for some immigration restriction. In-studio guests include Troy Riggs, former IMPD Chief and Indianapolis Public Safety Director, now with the Sagamore Institute; and Dr. Marvin Scott, professor of sociology and criminology at Butler University. Security expert Peter Beering joined us via phone.

This week on The Art of the Matter, we'll meet the artist behind the super-colorful IndyGo Bus, eavesdrop on composer Becky Archibald as she midwives a new composition, and learn why Roxane Gay loves difficult women. We'll also discover why high school kids from around the city are raising money for Kenya, and fetch a story about man's best friend at the Eiteljorg Museum.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with chef Neal Brown about Pizzology closing and his new restaurant, Stella, opening. She also chats with chef Alan Sternberg about the upcoming James Beard Awards and with Alan and his wife, Audra Sternberg, about their pop-up dinner series Common House. Jolene also checks out Kaffeine Coffee with owner Chris Kilander.