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This week marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy's famous speech in Indianapolis that evening. Today on No Limits, we'll explore the meaning of that moment in Indiana's and America's history. We're joined by State Rep. Gregory Porter; former Indiana Supreme Court Justice Ted Boehm, who volunteered on Robert Kennedy's campaign; and Rev. Thomas Brown, a retired pastor of Ebenezer Missionary Baptist Church.

In April of 2025, a new Indiana state historical marker was placed in the Indiana Avenue neighborhood honoring the history of the Phillis Wheatley YWCA. During the era of segregation, it was a crucial institution for Black women in Indianapolis, providing a safe space for community, education, and advocacy, and was one of the neighborhood’s premier classical music venues. Listen to rare recordings from artists who performed there in this episode.

Should patient spirituality be considered as a determinant of health? Some public health experts say yes.

Women's Fund of Central Indiana launches NEXT.

Actors Theatre of Indiana, Stutz Artist Show and Artists Jay Parnell and Jacobina Trump

Greek Fest, Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra and The Indiana Dramatic Arts and Communications Festival and Competition (INDACS)

Pistols at the Eiteljorg, Porta Vallarta artists and Lincoln Exhibit at Indiana State Museum

On today's show host John Krull discusses the film 'Girlhood' being shown for free at the Indiana Youth Institute's Because Kids Count Conference.

Albright’s Pin Collection, Walter Knabe and Warhol and Indiana History Center.

Jon and guests take a look at the winter tragedy of home fires, with guests from Marion County Emergency Services and the Red Cross of Indiana.