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Indiana environmentalists held a rally and met with lawmakers on Tuesday to demand better renewable energy policies in the state.

Local musicians are taking a major hit without live audiences and regular gigs. Today we talk to Hoosier musicians about what relief is available to them, and how they're holding up.

No Limits kicks off the 2012 Indy Talks series discussing the topic - Indy at the Crossroads. Our guests will be Brian Payne - President and CEO of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, Tom Morales - CEO and founder of the Morales Group, and Matt Kinghorn - demographer/analyst with the Indiana Business Research Center.

On this episode of No Limits we discuss summer food insecurity. When school is out some Hoosier children will miss out on meals. We talk about the problems and programs available to help. Our guests are Adam Baker from the Indiana Department of Education, DOE nutrition specialist Tina Skinner, and Feeding Indiana's Hungry Executive Director Emily Weikert Bryant.

This No Limits show focuses on mental health access in Indiana, the shortage of providers and options, and what's being done to address the issue. Our guests are Executive Director of NAMI Barbara Moser, Kevin Moore, Director of FSSA's Division of Mental Health and Addiction and Jagdish Khubchandani, a health science professor at Ball State who co-authored a study on the shortage of providers in rural Indiana

Today on No Limits we'll talk about the push to end Alzheimer's ahead of an annual walk. We'll discuss the cost and impact of the disease locally and the work happening in Indiana. Our guests will be Sarah Bradley with the Walk to End Alzheimer's, Executive Director of the Alzheimer's Association Greater Indiana Natalie Sutton and Dr. Mary Guerriero Austrom.

Today on No Limits we talk about environmental toxin concerns and efforts to address it in Franklin, Indiana. Our guests are Kari Rhinehart and Stacie Davidson from grassroots group If It Was Your Child, Director of Land Cleanup and Waste Management Program Evaluations, Tina Lovingood and Project Manager Jill Trynosky both with the EPA Office of Inspector General, and Indiana Public Broadcasting Environmental Reporter Rebecca Thiele.

A new exhibit at the Indiana State Museum explores the complexity of the opioid crisis. But it isn't the kind of exhibit you typically find at a museum.

We get updates on Indiana's response to the pandemic, the Republican nominee for attorney general, and local efforts to improve contact tracing.

Jim Litten is the president of F.C. Tucker Company, the largest independent real estate firm in Indiana, and ranked among the largest independent real estate firms in the nation. He is a graduate of the first class of the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership Series, and in 1997, Jim received the Sagamore of the Wabash award from the Governor of Indiana. Essay text available online here.