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Gregory Hancock and Sumeet Nagdev, Indy Jazz Fest and writer, non-profit director, artist, community organizer and creative entrepreneur, Jim Walker

Jennifer Vey, scholar and researcher, Brookings Institute, will discuss research on quality of life of older industrial cities, while Betsy McCaw, CICP and 16 Tech, describes how the innovation economy is taking root in Indianapolis. (April 5, 2017)

Indiana has lagged behind most other states when it comes to providing any type of state-funded preschool. A five-county pilot program that provides funding for children of low income families to attend quality Pre-K has seen such an overwhelming demand for enrollment that supporters say it's time for the state to move to a full fledged program.

This weekend Indianapolis will host the annual convention of the Thomas Wolfe Society, which honors the life and works of the early 20th century American author. The Crossroads of America is where Wolfe arrived on the Southwestern Limited on his way to Purdue University to deliver his 1938 "Writing and Living" lecture. Today on No Limits, we'll discuss Wolfe, the loss of so-called "forgotten writers," and fans who don't forget after all.

Today on No Limits, what is Civic Health, and how do Hoosiers fare when we take a close look at their civic engagement? Measuring everything from voter turnout to participation in community groups to how often families eat dinner together, the Indiana Civic Health Index reveals Indiana residents excel - and where there's room for change. Our guests are retired Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Randall Shepard, Indiana Bar Foundation Executive Director Charles Dunlap, and Jeff Coates of the National Conference on Citizenship.

Super Arts and Culture committee, Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealers Association and New Year's Resolution: Write!

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with restaurateurs Martha Hoover, of Patachou Inc., and Kate Drury, of the Flying Cupcake, Dancing Donut and Lemon Bar, and with chefs Carol Eakin and Laney Glick, about sexual harassment in the food biz and building a better kitchen culture.

Before the 2018 short session of the Indiana General Assembly opened, host John Krull sat down to talk with Governor Eric Holcomb and caucus leaders about the pressing issues before legislators. In addition to the governor, John is joined by Indiana House Speaker Brian Bosma, R - Indianapolis; Senator David Long, R - Fort Wayne; House Minority Leader Terry Goodin, D - Austin; and Senator Tim Lanane, D - Anderson.

As age and culture demographics shift in the United States, studies show that the way Americans approach charitable giving is changing, too. Today on No Limits we look at the growing trend of Giving Circles. What is a Giving Circle and how does it work to provide support for philanthropies? Our guests are Karen Holly, Vice President of the board of directors for Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis; Sara Pugh, a new member of Impact 100 and director of external affairs for Volunteers of America of Indiana; and Jenna Spurrier, a founding member of Impact 100 and current board member.

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