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Today we talk to nurses across the state to find out how the nursing shortage has affected their work this past year during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Today we talk to an expert to learn about the rules behind vaccine mandates and history of how vaccine laws came about in the first place. We also talk about the rights of teens to get vaccinated without parental consent.

Today we revisit our conversation with nurses on how they’re handling COVID-19 despite a nursing shortage in the field and in academia, listen back to the challenges of remote work, and whether it’s the new future employers should learn to adjust to.

Senator Dan Coats (September 30, 2011) Download Presentation Slides

Today we learn about Hoodox, a streaming service that launched earlier this summer exclusively built to present Indiana documentaries.

Today we talk about what it’s like to make a new home in a place where everything is different – the language, the culture, and the people. We also hear from the president of a group representing the Burmese community, to find out what services refugees need when they come here.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, and a few universities in Indiana are working to advance the technology. Today we talk to experts about what A.I. can be used for and the ethical concerns surrounding it.

Today we revisit our conversation on schools and how they’re handling the pandemic, hear the story of a Burmese refugee who made a new home in Indiana, and learn about a streaming service launched this summer made for Indiana documentaries.

Today we talk about misinformation and conspiracy theories with psychology and media experts to find out how it starts, why people believe it, and the impact it's had on politics and culture in Indiana and around the world.

Today we talk about maternal health in Indiana, and find out why the state is ranked so low on pregnancy-related deaths.