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We'll start today's show with an update on everything we know about the state's efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus. And we learn about a bill that would require all Indiana schools to test for lead in drinking water.

What does the new "normal" look like? We hear from listeners about how COVID-19 and social distancing is affecting their lives, their jobs and their mental health.

Indiana's 2020 legislative session ended last week. What passed, and what didn't? Two statehouse reporters join us to reflect on what some say was a particularly "weird" session.

The Beehive Cluster is right smack in the middle of Cancer the Crab, which is actually a very dim constellation.

The shortlists for the 2020 Indiana Authors Awards are out. We talk to a few nominated authors today.

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a breeding ground for conspiracy theories and misinformation. Today we talk with experts to help us separate fact from fiction.

Gov. Holcomb aims to give schools more certainty about school funding. We get the latest on how elementary schools are reopening, and learn how to help kids manage back-to-school anxiety.

Due to technical issues the College Counseling segment from July 11, 2012 is repeated for July 18, 2012.

The Perseid Meteor Shower is great not only because it falls among the warmest nights of the year, so you don't really have to bundle up to see it. But also because it's one of the most frequent showers, producing up to 110 meteors per hour at its peak. That's a meteor almost every thirty seconds.

The pandemic might be causing you to experience anxiety and depression in a way you haven't before. Today we talk about how to identify these feelings, why they occur, and what can be done to help.