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The Indiana Prison Writers Workshop is a program that aims to help incarcerated people express themselves creatively. We find out why it was created and what impact it's had.

Steven F. Hayward, F.K Weyerhaeuser Fellow in Law and Economics (April 29, 2008)

Today we revisit a conversation about solar energy in Indiana. We'll find out what homeowners need to know if they're considering the investment, and learn about efforts to make solar more prominent in the state.

Indiana Fever legend Tamika Catchings joins us to talk about her career in the WNBA, her recent induction into the Hall of Fame, and what's been keeping her busy off the court.

Today we talk to a reporter who covered the recent events at the US Capitol. We also work to put the day in a larger historical and political context, and talk about the impact it could have in the months and years ahead.

Today we get an update on the COVID-19 pandemic in Indiana and across the country, including the latest on the vaccine rollout.

Today we talk to a live panel of researchers and community leaders about how social disadvantages around housing, food security and mental health compounds issues like violent crime. We also learn about the work local organizations are doing to address these issues.

Walter Williams, professor of economics at George Mason University (May 9, 2008)

Today we talk to journalist Josh Baker about his new podcast "I'm Not a Monster," which uncovers the story of an Indiana family that moved to ISIS-controlled territory in Syria.

The coronavirus is new to us, but the massive impact plagues and pandemics can have on our society is not. Today we explore the history of pandemics.