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  • John Krull speaks with economist and CEO of TIAA, Roger Ferguson, about retirement, savings and the state of the U.S. economy.
  • Today's No Limits show highlights the challenges and successes of promoting women in music in central Indiana. Our guests are Nicole O'Neal, musician, board member of Girls Rock Indy and co-organizer of the Woo Grl Fest, Michelle Marti, board president of Girls Rock! Indy and WFYI's Melissa Davis, producer of Small Studio Sessions.
  • What were once quiet spaces full of books, card catalogues and microfilm archives are now active, vibrant public spaces. How are libraries changing with the times, and what should their role be going into the new decade?
  • There are nine inmates on death row in Indiana, but it's been 10 years since the state went through with an execution. We examine the changing thoughts and practices around capital punishment.
  • In dozens of county jails across the state of Indiana, there are simply too many people inside. We explore why it's happening, and talk to members of a statewide task force trying to fix it.
  • Artist Gabriel Lehman and Author Jamie Lehman; DIY Screen Printer; Songbook Academy; Renaissance artist Mike Graves ; Sound Expeditions-Carbon & Oxygen; Bangkok Restaurant and Jazz Bar; Craft Beer Expert Rita Kohn; Library poetry. Originally posted October 4, 2018
  • looking at a full moon through a telescope, you notice a lot. The craters, the so-called "seas," the "Ocean of Storms-" that's the big sea... So just what are all those geographic features?
  • This week's Friday Pitch-In includes a quick look at the first few days of the 2020 legislative session, and an update on the Australian wildfires with a Hoosier volunteer helping with wildlife rescue efforts.
  • The Indiana Plein Air Painters Association, Two Spirits documentary at Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art and Actors Theatre of Indiana.
  • Meth use has been creeping up for years in Indiana, and some reports show the drug has surpassed opioids. We examine what's behind the devastating drug's resurgence.
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