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In part three of the series, a look at how the process worked and why the program finally ended.

Indiana enforced a eugenic law that allowed institutions to sterilize the "mentally defective" until 1974. One woman sterilized by court order in 1971 is speaking up and telling her story.

These days, a lot ethicists, scientists and sociologists say we are in a new eugenics era. In the final installment of the series, Mary Hartnett reports on how in-vitro fertilization and other assisted reproductive technologies may be a new kind of eugenics.

A leader in research-focused health care with shared strengths in pharmaceuticals and diagnostics, Roche Group is the world's largest independent biotech company. Since 2010, Jack Phillips has served at the helm of Roche Diagnostics North America. Headquartered here in Indianapolis, Roche Diagnostics employs over 4,000 in the Circle City. President and CEO, Jack Phillips, has an extensive background in the biotechnology industry, including holding various senior leadership roles at Ventana Medical Systems, a leading cancer diagnostic company. Guiding through example of Roche's values, Phillips is an active member of the philanthropic community serving on numerous boards. (February 16, 2018)

Host Jolene Ketzenberger talks - and bakes - with pastry chef Susanne Grier, new president of the Indianapolis chapter of the American Culinary Federation and an instructor at the J. Everett Light Career Center. Listen in as Susanne talks us though making a classic Victorian sponge cake. Originally aired January 20, 2018.

Poet Liza Hyatt, Steel Ponies at the Eiteljorg and Music for All National Festival

This episode of "Curious Mix" features powerful interviews with people who were there the night Robert Kennedy told an Indianapolis crowd that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated; Music from two Indianapolis jazz greats; a DIY artist whose passion is more than a pastime; and the joys of cinnamon toast.

On this episode of No Limits talking about student activism and its impact on the conversation surrounding gun violence in America. This conversation is anticipation of the national student walkout on Wednesday, March 14. Our guests are student activist Brandon Warren, Tim Nation of the Peace Learning Center, and Jane Henegar with the ACLU of Indiana.

Today on No Limits, we'll discuss the #Me Too movement as more women speak out about sexual harassment and unwanted advancements. We'll touch on the idea of moving from tolerance to respect, appropriate touch and how the movement impacts different communities. We're joined by Dr. Felicity Kelcourse from the Christian Theological Seminary Counseling Center and Lisa Meece a professional cuddler from Indy will be in studio. We're also joined via phone by Jessica Benjamin, NY author and psychologist who will be in town tomorrow to give a speech on this topic.

In this encore episode, host Jolene Ketzenberger talks with Chris and Mollie Eley of Goose the Market, Smoking Goose and Oca on 10 years in business and how it all started. She also catches up with entrepreneur Lisa Moyer, who recently opened a second Greiner's location and the new Dog Deli. Originally aired Decmber 2, 2017.