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Indiana Humanities' year-long statewide Quantum Leap Initiative, which links the humanities with Indiana's amazing STEM history. Our guests are Keira Amstutz, Indiana Humanities; Beth Bechdol, AgriNovus, and Susanne Wasson; Dow AgriSciences.

Indiana residents have many questions when it comes to understanding the healthcare landscape, and concerns about what will happen with their healthcare under a new federal administration. Today on No Limits our guests are Steve Smitherman, the executive director of CareSource in Indiana, and Mark Fairchild, director of public policy for Covering Kids and Families of Indiana.

Indianapolis Public Schools, which has been at the center of legislative debates, sent out an alert Sunday evening of a sudden shift to asynchronous learning for Monday.

Quilts at the Indiana state Museum, Ethics - The Indianapolis Downtown Artists and Dealers Association and Indiana Landmarks

This week's Friday Pitch-In includes an update on Indiana's 2020 legislative session, and our chat with a Grammy award-winning fiddler from southern Indiana.

While Indiana lags behind many other states in the rate of COVID-19 vaccinations, incarcerated Hoosiers are accepting the vaccine at a higher rate than the general population.

No Limits broadcast of a pre-taped show Marianne Holland has put together to wrap up the recent Lumina Foundation series "Indiana by Degrees". Guests include Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Teresa Lubbers, Henry Fernandez with USA Funds, State Representative Greg Porter and Indiana Chamber of Commerce VP Derek Redelman.

Indiana Humanities and the All-IN campaign. All-IN is a statewide digital competition that inspires users to learn more about Indiana, connect with each other, and make Indiana even better. The site taps into our innate compulsion to compete, play games, and have fun. You can even keep track of how people in your zipcode are doing!

Indiana wasn't among the states that produced or received contaminated eggs, but the company is headquartered in Seymour.

Indiana's primary and the upcoming election season with former Indiana Democratic Party Chairman Kip Tew, former Indiana Republic Party Chairman Rex Early, Butler University Associate Political Science professor Dr. Terri Jett, and Lesley Stedman Weidenbener - Managing Editor of the Franklin College Statehouse Bureau.