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Host Jolene Ketzenberger checks in with Indiana State Fair fan Nora Spitznogle, hears about an upcoming brunch fest from Ashley Brooks of A Rose Hospitality, talks Gen Con with BJ Davis and Andy Gilman of Bee Coffee Roasters and catches up with Steve Hall of Tinker Coffee Company.

Every Hoosier is free to enjoy the great outdoors, but some of us have to make extra considerations. Today we talk about what the outdoor experience is like for black and brown people in Indiana.

Today we talk about efforts to stop the abuse and exploitation of seniors and endangered adults, a particularly underreported crime. A nonprofit in Indiana is working to raise awareness about these cases and represent people in need, as part of a project called Legal Assistance for Victimized Adults.

On today's show we talk about an art exhibit that aims to remember the lives of those lost to COVID-19, learn about news consumption on social media, and talk about places you should visit in Indiana this summer.

Many of Indiana's visual artists have used the quiet of the pandemic to focus on their work. Some have even taken inspiration from the social upheaval. How is work and life going for local artists? Originally aired August 5, 2020.

We get updates on the Indiana State Board of Education wanting to protect schools that open virtually, learn about cultural sensitivity in the fight against the coronavirus, and get a snapshot of one Indianapolis elementary school as it reopens.

Today we talk to the hosts of the podcast “After the Uprising,” which investigates what happened to Danyé Dion Jones, who was found hanging from a tree in Missouri in 2018. We also get an update on what's happening with redistricting in Indiana.

Today we revisit a few of the most interesting topics we covered this week, including a streaming service built to present Indiana documentaries, the concept of intergenerational trauma and what steps families can take to heal, and a popular class at Notre Dame that’s been turned into a book.

Explore the lives and music of John W. Bubbles and Todd Duncan. Both had deep roots on the Indiana Avenue scene and were featured in the original cast of George Gershwin’s Porgy and Bess.

Monument Circle Historic Preservation with guests include Marsh Davis - President of Indiana Landmarks, David Baker - Administrator of the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission and Bill Browne - President of Ratio Architects.