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Today we talk about anxiety's role in the hesitancy some have to go back to work, going to the dentist during the pandemic, and plans for Earth Day in Indiana.

Today we find out what unemployment insurance looks like in Indiana, how the pandemic has changed access to these benefits, and what's at stake for the Hoosiers who have it.

Today we talk about a bill that would allow carbon offsets to be sold in Indiana. How would it be assessed or regulated? And what does the science tell us about trapping carbon from the atmosphere?

Today we spend the hour speaking with members of the Native American community in Indiana. We’ll learn about the history and culture of one tribe in the state, and talk about the unique issues Native people face today.

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting topics we covered this week, including how art can be an effective way to heal from stress and trauma, a new book that profiles three generations of women in the American West, and the omicron variant's impact on Indiana so far.

Since the earliest days of Indiana Avenue, women have played a huge role in shaping the neighborhood's musical legacy. This week, explore historic recordings from Nina Reeves, Flo Garvin and more.

There are concerted efforts taking place all over Marion County this summer to shift the current balance away from crime and toward community. If you were faced with an escalating conflict, would you know how to resolve it peacefully? Our guests will be from two of the recipients, Sharvonne Williams of the Martin Luther King Community Center, and Jennifer Darby of Indiana Black Expo which began a powerful media program to support their "I Am Your Brother/I Am Your Sister" conflict resolution campaign.

Kyle Long speaks with guitarist, singer, songwriter, and visual artist Steve Wariner, one of Indiana's most celebrated country music artists. Their wide-ranging conversation explores memories of Sammy Terry, Cowboy Bob, Arthur's Music in Fountain Square, the Beatles’ appearance at the Indiana State Fair, seeing shows at Mockingbird Hill in Anderson, and more.

Today we talk about efforts to reform the redistricting process, in light of an amendment on the issue being blocked by lawmakers. We also talk to U.S. Congressman Greg Pence about a federal proposal that would change the definition on metro areas, something that could impact funding for a number of cities in Indiana.

Training scheduled in Indianapolis at Indiana Repertory Theatre, May 17-19, 2019. For more information, contact Toni Bader at tonibader@ymail.com or by calling 317-439-0169. Interview includes additional information about audio description and training.