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The contentious federal government shutdown may have come to an end, but now what? Today, live from the NPR Studios in Washington, D.C., No Limits features former Indiana reporters Eric Bradner of CNN and Tom LoBianco of the Associated Press.

Live from the NPR Studios in Washington, D.C., host John Krull talks with former Indianapolis First Lady Beverly Hudnut. Hudnut, a Fellow with the Bipartisan Policy Center, will talk about her life with longtime Mayor Bill Hudnut, as well as her life since his death just over a year ago.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with entrepreneur Carrie Abbott of Newfangled Confections about growing her business, and she talks with indoor urban farmers Jon Shope of Falling Water Farm and Chad Brandenburg of Roka Farms about the business of growing.

Author, speaker and religion professor Dr. David Carlson joins John Krull to discuss his new book, a mystery novel, as well as a recent non-fiction book that focuses on interfaith dialogue and religious extremism.

Today, John Krull talks with some of those close to a controversial zoning issue in Carmel. A group of Muslims living in Hamilton County proposed a new mosque at a site in a residential suburb. Residents oppose the project, citing traffic and property value concerns. Mosque organizers have met the objections with scaled back building plans and say the site is ideal for their worship needs. Both parties made their case at a recent well-attended city council meeting (http://bit.ly/2DNkHvP), and a decision could come this month. Our guests will be Adam Aasen, a reporter in Carmel, Ron Carter, a Carmel Councilman, Juvaria Khan, an attorney with Muslim Advocates and Wafa Safi a teacher.

Meet the Artists at the Central Library, author Dave Bagdade and Butler Ballet's Midwinter Dance Festival

Eat Drink Indy Radio host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with celebrity chef Sara Moulton, who will be headlining the Fantastic Food Fest in Indianapolis. She also checks in with Indy chef Craig Baker, who will also be appearing at the fest.

Today on No Limits the topic is the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals or DACA which is tied up in immigration reform talks ahead of a government funding deadline this week. John will chat with a local immigration attorney and a former DACA recipient to explain what the program has meant for young people in Indy and what reform might look like moving forward.

At Duke Energy, Lynn Good is focusing on embracing new technology and forward-thinking strategies in order to strengthen the company's environmental stewardship. Since beginning these strategies, Duke Energy has become a top -10 US wind power producer. During Good's time spent at Duke she has led the company's community energy business during its initial development of renewable energy products, and has been listed as one of the world's most powerful women by Forbes. Lynn Good is the Chairman, President, and CEO of Duke Energy. (January 17, 2018)

Today on No Limits John Krull will talk to political reporters from around the state as the legislative session marks the halfway point. They'll take a look at what bills will be crossing over and what any new legislation might mean for Hoosiers. Guests include Brandon Smith from Indiana Public Broadcasting. Janet Williams with the Statehouse File and Dan Carden with the Northwest Times.