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Former US Congressman Lee Hamilton will join John Krull from the WFIU studios in Bloomington to talk about his life and work.

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with entrepreneur Mel McMahon about Indiana Originals, her organization of Indiana-based businesses, and the website and app that help consumers find them. Jolene also revisits interviews with Blake Jones of West Fork Whiskey and with Mark Swartz and Erin Kem of Cannon Ball Brewing Co.

Ahead of the Oscars this weekend, John Krull will focus on the state of movies in Indiana. What successes has the state had in film? What efforts are there to increase the industry in Indiana? What is holding us back from making more films here and what successes are we seeing? Guests are Craig Mince from Indy Film Fest, Teresa Sabatine with Film Indy and John Armstrong of Pigasus Pictures.

Andrew Luck talks with author Amor Towles about his book "A Gentleman in Moscow".

Today we're talking about the Indiana Authors Award, which is celebrating 10 years, and for which the public submission period recently began. No Limits will take a look back at the award program and its impact. We'll also talk to one of the authors being honored. Our guests are Caity Withers with the Indianapolis Public Library Foundation, Elaine Drew who served as Indiana Authors Award researcher and author James Thom who is receiving a lifetime achievement award.

Author Larry Sweazy, New Century String Quartet and Fiddler on the Roof

This week, spend some time with a community minded coffee shop owner, who is making a change on the Indianapolis near east side. And a Hoosier actor who talks about his role in an academy award nominated film. What inspires a dancer, a musician, or a photographer? And we learn how to make the Hotel Tango curious mix cocktail. Listen and learn as we share a curious mix of arts & culture.

In this encore episode of Eat Drink Indy Radio, host Jolene Ketzenberger heads into the kitchen with Indianapolis chef Alan Sternberg. They talk about Common House, the chef's pop-up dinner series, and also about closing Cerulean, opening a new brewery in Westfield and how to make an awesome chicken stock.

Today's No Limits will be a conversation about the impact of Mr. Rogers work as it relates to early education, community and neighborhood and the power of television programming. The shows guests are: Dr. Gary Edgerton, Director of Media and Entertainment at Butler, Cameron Radford, Indianapolis Director of Community Outreach and Amy Helton with Early Learning Indiana.

Today our topic is water and charity. We'll discuss the changing the face of charity particularly as it relates to the global clean water crisis and how philanthropy is changing for a new generation of people who give locally and globally. We're joined by Scott Harrison, founder and CEO of charity: water, and Water for Good CEO Rich Klopp.